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ensoniq dp4
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bobaphat
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- 19 Maart 2002
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nog even wat infovan sonicstate
The quality of reverbs is excellent. They have the smooth tails and good tone color, especially when compared to the Digitech Studio Quad. Most of the effects have a somewhat "dark" quality which I really like. Choruses are reasonably good, the amp similuator is decent, and the delays are very flexible. There are some odd effects like rumble eliminators, inverse expanders, duckers and gates, sine generators. Any parameter can be controlled in realtime via midi, which makes the DP4 very much ahead of its time, even now when it's more than 10 years old and discontinued. The vocodor sounds good; not extremely good in terms of articulation but the sound quality is very smooth and very listenable-- not too "digital" sounding. I don't think there's an effects processor out there that combines midi-savvyness and studio friendliness at this price. If you have a big midi setup with lots of analogue synths in need of signal processing, this is a good box to get. There are undoubtedly better processors out there, but remember you'll end up needing two or more of them to match the Ensoniq's ability to treat multiple sound sources. I found the best use of the DP$ is as a dual stereo processor-- I send a Jupiter and an SE-1 through it. The front panel input and output knobs-- one for all four channels-- these knobs are heavenly. No more wierd menus just to set levels.
The quality of reverbs is excellent. They have the smooth tails and good tone color, especially when compared to the Digitech Studio Quad. Most of the effects have a somewhat "dark" quality which I really like. Choruses are reasonably good, the amp similuator is decent, and the delays are very flexible. There are some odd effects like rumble eliminators, inverse expanders, duckers and gates, sine generators. Any parameter can be controlled in realtime via midi, which makes the DP4 very much ahead of its time, even now when it's more than 10 years old and discontinued. The vocodor sounds good; not extremely good in terms of articulation but the sound quality is very smooth and very listenable-- not too "digital" sounding. I don't think there's an effects processor out there that combines midi-savvyness and studio friendliness at this price. If you have a big midi setup with lots of analogue synths in need of signal processing, this is a good box to get. There are undoubtedly better processors out there, but remember you'll end up needing two or more of them to match the Ensoniq's ability to treat multiple sound sources. I found the best use of the DP$ is as a dual stereo processor-- I send a Jupiter and an SE-1 through it. The front panel input and output knobs-- one for all four channels-- these knobs are heavenly. No more wierd menus just to set levels.
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