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Lightfields
Published on 09/01/09 at 03:27
Everything has been said by Zoupioupiou ...
No MIDI, it did not exist!
UTILIZATION
Handling very instinctive a fader or knob = one function. no sub menus, one is in full vintage. A system presets exist, but it is not possible to save its own settings: the top button activates the settings users on the hull of the synth.
Editing sounds is both easy and complex at once: in fact, you really become familiar with him to make the most noise. The system of layering effect allows great opportunities.
SOUNDS
The sounds are simply amazing. They have this presence analog own this beauty that makes the magic of period instruments. Regarding the organ, the organ that goes screaming to the beautiful tablecloths and fresh air with a grain unique to this instrument. The other sections are rather confusing: the presence harmonic accompaniments such as playing "full" is sometimes problematic. A play with minimalism therefore exceptional for many low fat sawtooth (but not Benassi, of course) or leads very rich.
It is a synth that has its own universe, which deserves its composition is adapted for him. It's the sound you can hear on "Vaka" group Sigur Ros (they have 3!) - Not included Leslie -.
The term is not bad, I was not seduced by the touch, but I think I just struggled with the light touches (probably used the piano). The system looks decay deserves to play with feeling, not obvious at first.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for two years now, bought in Switzerland as difficult to find in France (although accessible financially)
This is my first analog synth and a lot of thought before I fall for this one.
Used in a group, will perform miracles by training, now it's hard to mix with my rock band and I hesitate to buy a Nord Electro to have a more complete arsenal of sounds.
BUT it is still a huge synth grain, personality indisputable. So unique, and find out if you're lucky ...
If I had enough money, I'll keep it without hesitation.
And his old side object vintage wood / metal is really nice, it looks great on stage the guy ...
No MIDI, it did not exist!
UTILIZATION
Handling very instinctive a fader or knob = one function. no sub menus, one is in full vintage. A system presets exist, but it is not possible to save its own settings: the top button activates the settings users on the hull of the synth.
Editing sounds is both easy and complex at once: in fact, you really become familiar with him to make the most noise. The system of layering effect allows great opportunities.
SOUNDS
The sounds are simply amazing. They have this presence analog own this beauty that makes the magic of period instruments. Regarding the organ, the organ that goes screaming to the beautiful tablecloths and fresh air with a grain unique to this instrument. The other sections are rather confusing: the presence harmonic accompaniments such as playing "full" is sometimes problematic. A play with minimalism therefore exceptional for many low fat sawtooth (but not Benassi, of course) or leads very rich.
It is a synth that has its own universe, which deserves its composition is adapted for him. It's the sound you can hear on "Vaka" group Sigur Ros (they have 3!) - Not included Leslie -.
The term is not bad, I was not seduced by the touch, but I think I just struggled with the light touches (probably used the piano). The system looks decay deserves to play with feeling, not obvious at first.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for two years now, bought in Switzerland as difficult to find in France (although accessible financially)
This is my first analog synth and a lot of thought before I fall for this one.
Used in a group, will perform miracles by training, now it's hard to mix with my rock band and I hesitate to buy a Nord Electro to have a more complete arsenal of sounds.
BUT it is still a huge synth grain, personality indisputable. So unique, and find out if you're lucky ...
If I had enough money, I'll keep it without hesitation.
And his old side object vintage wood / metal is really nice, it looks great on stage the guy ...