de stelling van http://www.harmony-central.com/Synth/Data/Roland/D-5-01.html wil ik effe met jullie delen.
any D series synth is OVERRATED anyways...I go by my EARS, not by senseless hype and "collectability". I bought this synth thinking LA was really a different kind of synthesis (like the difference between FM, subtractive, granular, etc). I was sorely disappointed. Anyone who says that is mislead...ALMOST ALL OF TODAYS ROLAMD SYTHS ARE LA SYTHESIZERS-- look at the architecure...On any JV synth, program the TVA on a PCM sample so you hear only the attack portion and a very short decay. Then, layer that with a square, saw or pulse waveform. Alter the synth waveforms any way you wish, freely using LFO's, TVF's (Resonance must not go higher than 50 or so, and do not apply the TVF to PCM instrument samples-- keep it off or use the LPF at about 105), PEV's and ring modulation. Now, listen. Suddenly, you XP or JV sounds like a D!!
any D series synth is OVERRATED anyways...I go by my EARS, not by senseless hype and "collectability". I bought this synth thinking LA was really a different kind of synthesis (like the difference between FM, subtractive, granular, etc). I was sorely disappointed. Anyone who says that is mislead...ALMOST ALL OF TODAYS ROLAMD SYTHS ARE LA SYTHESIZERS-- look at the architecure...On any JV synth, program the TVA on a PCM sample so you hear only the attack portion and a very short decay. Then, layer that with a square, saw or pulse waveform. Alter the synth waveforms any way you wish, freely using LFO's, TVF's (Resonance must not go higher than 50 or so, and do not apply the TVF to PCM instrument samples-- keep it off or use the LPF at about 105), PEV's and ring modulation. Now, listen. Suddenly, you XP or JV sounds like a D!!
. Ik wil ook nog weten hoe een echte M1 klinkt, maar die schijnt dan ook weer tegen te vallen tegenover z'n grotere broers.
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