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Published on 12/07/04 at 05:43
Noah EX is an expander. The device is extraordinary, since the intgre soft to hard. Nanmoins, for those who are broken using vsti, Noah does not Drout, quite the contrary. The only diffrence with most virtual instruments: it sounds * much * trs. Noah the expensive side, but the quality is paid.

UTILIZATION

If Noah can not be connected to a computer, the software interface is for me the one device adapted for use. Isolment taken, it does not rvle all its power. The Resource Access of Noah (instruments, effects, etc ...) is much more flexible through the computer: changes in presets are simpler, viewing Settings, in gnral is more directly. Note when you come to buy bte: do not forget to switch to other lists of presets (not Factory) to capture the rich sound ...:=)

The procedure for recording instruments via the website Creamware is very simple, if it works (!).

SOUNDS

Noah's sound palette is stretched, but it can not be Whereas as a module covering all instruments. The device offers a near perfect modlisation of synthtiseurs recognized. The Noah is a technological marvel probably Designed for those who love the sound. Mention particulire SixStrings plug-in, which I think has no rival on the market.

OVERALL OPINION

I bought the Noah EX (4 instruments can be loaded) this fall and I do not regret it. The Noah is a vritable monster. I do not notice too ngatif of a user. Or it was a device dfectueux or he forgot to read the instructions. The Noah is undoubtedly one of the best synthtiseurs available on the market that, in addition to instruments, effects and intgre a mix of quality. I forgot the squenceur and the arpeggiator (which I couple rgulirement to Minimax) ... well short with a good sync with the rest of your configuration, it ensures the explosion.

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