Manual for the Cygnus

[djhd]

Where can i find a manual to download for the Krakli Cygnus?

Thanks D.J. HD

[ianweb123]

Sorry for the delay in replying. There never was a manual created for Cygnus, I am afraid. The closest thing to a tutorial was the video coverage on gearwire.com.

Sorry

[djhd]

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Sorry for the delay in replying. There never was a manual created for Cygnus, I am afraid. The closest thing to a tutorial was the video coverage on gearwire.com.

Sorry

Yes i've checked out the video;)

Will you ever be making a GUI for it where the knobs and faders are labelled instead of just the sections of the synth, like in the harmonics section for example?

Can it "midi learn" or is there a midi CC list for it?

By the way i have been through some of the presets and although i havent used cygnus in a track yet im loving it. An amazing synth.
Mucho thanks

D.J. HD
www.myspace.com/urbanandroidrecordings (http://www.myspace.com/urbanandroidrecordings)

[glokraw]

Sorry for the delay in replying. There never was a manual created for Cygnus, I am afraid. The closest thing to a tutorial was the video coverage on gearwire.com.

Sorry

Yes i've checked out the video;)

Will you ever be making a GUI for it where the knobs and faders are labelled instead of just the sections of the synth, like in the harmonics section for example?

Can it "midi learn" or is there a midi CC list for it?

By the way i have been through some of the presets and although i havent used cygnus in a track yet im loving it. An amazing synth.
Mucho thanks

D.J. HD
www.myspace.com/urbanandroidrecordings

For me, in Cygnus SF, it is helpful to save a preset after I make all the sequences neutral, center all dials/sliders, (but drag all the harmonics sliders down), put a fast attack and moderate sustain/release on the envelopes, set the three soundfont loaders with full mix, full volume, tuner full left, and turn off the delay. Now I can load a soundfont into the saved preset, (or start from that one sound) and have a consistant basis for seeing how changes effect the sound. It seems much easier than wading through the hundreds of presets looking for consistancies and clues. Its also like having a great General Midi synth, if you load 3 of the Fluid R3, or similar GM soundfonts, and add in the synth elements you like. Cheers

edit if you load the Tim Conrardy sunra preset, unmodified, then load panflute, vibraphone and marimba soundfonts at about 70% soundfont mix, tuning all the way down (left), da sweet reggae be jammin for ya.