arturia synthi

[fmr]

Please not another wavetable synth....hell, please no.

This. We got hundreds of them already

So? We got lots of analog subtractive synths too, and everyday appears a new one (both in hardware as in software)

BTW - For those that may be interested, I published a compilaton of several wavetable synths playing the same wavetable (three different wavetables, one synthetic and the other two resynthesized, without anything else, no modulations except the one needed to play the wavetable, no filters, no effects, just the synth playing the raw wavetable). Those that say all wavetables sound equal may have a surprise.

Here's the link to the thread page: viewtopic.php?f=31&t=511390&start=338

[SHall1000]

I’m guessing if this is not an emulation but a new soft synth (a first for Arturia?) it won’t be part of the V collection.

[V0RT3X]

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Dunno why but I keep making double posts..

[V0RT3X]

I’m guessing if this is not an emulation but a new soft synth (a first for Arturia?) it won’t be part of the V collection.

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[crystalmsc]

No wavetable plugin can replace my MicrowaveXT and all it's glory. If this one can, bring it on! Seems like they're using a different engine, it sounds a bit different from their current plugins, kind of more live sounding and organic.

[tappert]

Anyway, let's wait for the 13th. I think you will like it

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[Cinebient]

Please not another wavetable synth....hell, please no.

+1 billion

All wavetable synths are different (something we cannot say about VAs, for example).

Sure we can.

[PietW.]

PPG with Waveterm or Waldorf WAVE

[fmr]

PPG with Waveterm or Waldorf WAVE

It's not an emulation, this time

[chk071]

No wavetable plugin can replace my MicrowaveXT and all it's glory. If this one can, bring it on! Seems like they're using a different engine, it sounds a bit different from their current plugins, kind of more live sounding and organic.

Not that i know much about the Microwave XT, but... at least Blofeld and Largo have the wavetables from the XT. Thing sounds nice though, very punchy, organic and analog. Typical Waldorf. I guess their newer stuff sounds a bit more bright and harsh.

[fmr]

XT. Thing sounds nice though, very punchy, organic and analog. Typical Waldorf. I guess their newer stuff sounds a bit more bright and harsh.

My impression too. I have a Microwave and a Microwave II (the II is the same engine of the XT, just the case is different). I think they sound "warmer" than the Largo, and also the Blofeld.

The Microwave I even had real analog filters, as did the big Waldorf Wave (which shared many similarities with the Microwave I).

[Introspective]

All wavetable synths are different (something we cannot say about VAs, for example).

Agree.

But you've gotta admit the market for WT synths is SUPER saturated.

[DrEntropy]

Is there a wavetable synth that lets you morph between 4 different tables with x/y controller? Also would be cool if i could zone map the wavetables. I think there is room for something new.

[ENV1]

Is there a wavetable synth that lets you morph between 4 different tables with x/y controller? Also would be cool if i could zone map the wavetables. I think there is room for something new.

KORG Wavestation.

[ZeePok]

Is there a wavetable synth that lets you morph between 4 different tables with x/y controller? Also would be cool if i could zone map the wavetables. I think there is room for something new.

The new Hive 2.0 maybe can do that.