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Subject: just what does "multitimbral" mean?????
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Original Message 1/5 19-Feb-98 @ 09:15 AM - just what does
And moreover, does anyone know the multitimbrality of Waldorf's Pulse?
I local techie told me that timbralness has to do with sequencers -- if you have 2 parts multitimbrality, then your synth can have 2 different tracks in a song that's running off of your sequencer. Is this true?
(I hope that's decipherable...I haven't been that articulate lately.)
Thanks,
Brad
I local techie told me that timbralness has to do with sequencers -- if you have 2 parts multitimbrality, then your synth can have 2 different tracks in a song that's running off of your sequencer. Is this true?
(I hope that's decipherable...I haven't been that articulate lately.)
Thanks,
Brad
Message 2/5 19-Feb-98 @ 09:34 PM - RE: just what does
That is the correct definition. So if a synth has 16 part
mutti-timbral capability it can play upto 16 parts at once.
Obviously you need a sequencer to be able to do this.
The waldorf pulse is a monophonic analogue synth
module,it has 3 oscillators,2 lfos an arpeggiator. It can
only play one note at any one time. If you want a big
fat sound it's your synth though.
mutti-timbral capability it can play upto 16 parts at once.
Obviously you need a sequencer to be able to do this.
The waldorf pulse is a monophonic analogue synth
module,it has 3 oscillators,2 lfos an arpeggiator. It can
only play one note at any one time. If you want a big
fat sound it's your synth though.
Message 3/5 20-Feb-98 @ 05:55 PM - RE: just what does
yup....... multitimbrelity has nothing to do with the sequencer..... it is simply how many different sounds (or the same sounds) can be played simultaeneously on different in-coming channels
the waldorf is mono-timbrel...only 1 sound on one channel......... and it's monophonic....... no chords.......
the waldorf is mono-timbrel...only 1 sound on one channel......... and it's monophonic....... no chords.......
Message 4/5 21-Feb-98 @ 04:41 AM - RE: just what does
Hmmmm....I think I understand this.
Now, I understand monophonic. But monotimbrel (spelling?) means 1 sound per midi channel??? Or simply, 1 sound per machine (if recorded to a sequencer)? Or, am I confusing the issue????
THanks as always!!!!!
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Brad
Now, I understand monophonic. But monotimbrel (spelling?) means 1 sound per midi channel??? Or simply, 1 sound per machine (if recorded to a sequencer)? Or, am I confusing the issue????
THanks as always!!!!!
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Brad
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