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Original Message                 Date: 24-Nov-02  @  01:38 AM   -   access monster

brett

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This one is keeper. I have owned so many synths, and this one can do almost all of them and then some. The virus is an absolute monster.




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Message 11/15             03-Dec-02  @  02:56 PM   -   RE: access monster

Steve Webster

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Sample Accurate = the response of the es2 to the note messaages of a midi sequence is faster than of a MIDI sound generator connected via a MIDI cable. This ensures that your sample/sound playback is rock solid.

I had a Virus but I found once I got past a bass, some stabs and a couple of pads, I just ran out of headroom. Especially on bass. Yea, I suppose that with a really top, pro understanding of the Virus, I could use it succesfully. I understand that. Its just that with using the es2 and es1, esp, etc, I find that the sounds are 85% right to start with. Plus I can stack loads of sounds without having no headroom left.

I am happy that you are pleased with the Virus. It sounds GRAET. I just found it hard work with regards to headroom. Plus cos I was using the exs 24 for drums, my virus's bass and other music parts were just not sitting on top of my drums tight enough. Since selling the virus and using exclusively soft synths, my tracks sound so much more like the records I hear. I'm not there yet but am totally pleased with my decision rto go totally soft synth.

DISCLAIMER: I agree that the es2 is not the best for bass. Thats why I use the esm (split into hi and lo bass) and the es1. Its cool. You can get a really thick, middley sound from it.



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Message 12/15             03-Dec-02  @  06:28 PM   -   RE: access monster

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Headroom? That's what seperate outs and multitrack recording are for!

I can't honestly say I've ever had your problem, and I've had a Virus for ever now.

-Craig



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Message 13/15             03-Dec-02  @  07:42 PM   -   RE: access monster

Steve Webster

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What has outputs got to do with it? You only get 6 and besides, I'm talking about overall headroom issues not individual channels on the desk. Plus, once you record your virus into audio, your stuck with it. It isn't that easy to change the velocity of that last bass note (once its a WAV) before the breakdown is it?!



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Message 14/15             03-Dec-02  @  08:06 PM   -   RE: access monster

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That's why you keep it as a MIDI file until you're readfy to bump the track to stereo!

You know you guys, you're really just arguing the age old HW vs SW issue here. Some folks like the flexibility of SW, others like the playability of HW... it's a style thing. Can't be quantified.

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Message 15/15             04-Dec-02  @  02:51 PM   -   RE: access monster

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I'm still not quite sure what you mean when you say it doesn't have enough headroom..

-Craig



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