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Subject: Help Supernova Info?
Original Message Date: 04-Sep-98 @ 06:16 AM - Help Supernova Info?
I live in California and I was wondering who and were I can go to see the Supernova here? Thanks and later
Message 11/28 16-Sep-98 @ 12:21 PM - RE: Help Supernova Info?
Hava look at your rack Have you got 8 reverbs?
Have you got 8 delays?
Have you got a mixer that could cope with 56 effects?
Does your current ANALOGUE/MODELED stuff have up to 32 voices, 8 outputs and 8 part Multitimbral possibilities?
Yep I know it is not cheap, but it does the job. I find may Multitmbral instruments are alright for Demo's but to get the full sound for a finished proffessional Production inevitably you would end up dedicating some tracks to tape/HD because they dont sound the same in Multimode as they do in program mode.
This is a fundamental change in direction that the Supernova has pioneered. In Multimode on the Supernova it is virtually like having 8 Supernovas. This means 8 SETS of effects are running at once... This is the way it should always have been done ( No compromises ) but COST has always been the problem.
From a Processing angle the 32 voice Supernova has over 1000 MIPs of DSP power. Considering that a Propecy has 30MIPs of DSP power or the 168RC Korg digital desk has 72MIPs of DSP power or the average PC HD Recording card like Darla or the KORG 1212 has 60-80MIPS DSP power the Supernova is very very good value!
Our intention was to bring you a Synth with all the features that were always compromises in the past.
These were...
Great Sound..really liguid Analoue like Classic Modular Systems. ( DSP intensive, LFO's & ENV's have to be REALLY FAST, not pitifully slow and lumpy like all preceeding digial or digitally controlled analouge synths )
It does everything you would expect in every mode. ( DSP intesive as effects section has to be replicated 8 times in Performance mode, Up to 8 arpeggiators in performance mode.)
It's got to be really easy to edit. ( Lots of Knobs and Switches )
It has to have loads of outputs. ( Separate Dac's for each output )
It has to be really clean sounding ( 24bit signal path throughout, including Dac's )
Personally I think we succeded! There is another thing to bear in mind...
There is this pile in my studio that is getting added to every other day as I realise that that bit of gear is no longer required as the Supernova I have has made it effectivley redundant...When I sell them they will have paid for my Supernova...plus I get the benifit of some SPACE back in the Studio.
Phill@Novation
Message 12/28 17-Sep-98 @ 03:09 AM - RE: Help Supernova Info?
Message 13/28 17-Sep-98 @ 06:33 AM - RE: Help Supernova Info?
Message 14/28 18-Sep-98 @ 06:42 PM - RE: Help Supernova Info?
The nice thing is, if I got one of these, I don't think I'd ever have to worry about not having amazing analog tone ever again. I hope it arrives soon.
Message 15/28 20-Sep-98 @ 03:33 AM - RE: Help Supernova Info?
BTW even though I new its specs and stuff. Just by how you sold other equipment for cheap I was expecting this synth to come out at around 12-$1500 US dollers. I was so happy to hear about the supernova coming from you as I new you people were a cost friendly company untill I found out about its real price and boy did I feel so let down. One second you guys were a cost friendly company and then now another second you people have become a money hungry company. Wise words if you have somthing that every one wants and you try to sell it at a big price you will lose but if you have somthing that everone wants and you sell it for a small price you will win. Food for thought. later
Message 16/28 20-Sep-98 @ 03:40 PM - RE: Help Supernova Info?
Message 17/28 20-Sep-98 @ 11:13 PM - RE: Help Supernova Info?
Message 18/28 21-Sep-98 @ 12:16 AM - RE: Help Supernova Info?
And don't forget the chair. Even if you like to make music standing up, you listen sitting or laying down, don't you? There's some cool shit coming out of Denmark that can be had for very likkle money if you look around. The Danes, as you probably know, have the edge on combining style with simplicity. I think they also have a cool software synth coming out or is out except maybe not for the WIntel platform yet. If you have a reasonable computer, there's alot of cool stuff coming out in software that will keep you hap-dippity-doodling for a long time. Imagine yourself with just some of the kit you want, then creating phat shit that phiniky groaners want to hear and pay money for, then getting so much cash that you need to expand your studio 'cause you buy anything that suits your fancy. A little more cash, then a little more kit, then... With pockets bulging with money, and braincells exploding with creativity, and a studio stocked with tools that will help you create whatever comes into your vast, galactic mind, you will be king of your niche because you had the guts to pull yourself up by your bootstraps until you were taller than most musos out there, and when you see somebody struggling like you used to, you can show them the ropes, give them the gift of some of your light, and create Peace on Earth one harmonic at a time...
Message 19/28 21-Sep-98 @ 12:41 AM - RE: Help Supernova Info?
1. Sometimes I do regret not having the Quadrasynth because it did have some cool sounds.
2. I got my SN from Eurosynth in Utah for $1900 US.
Message 20/28 22-Sep-98 @ 06:39 AM - RE: Help Supernova Info?
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