operator arrives
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bar humbug to operator... unless its just the single most amazing soft synth ever created
too effin expensive
too effin expensive
Last edited by dave dominey on Thu Jan 20, 2005 4:43 pm, edited 1 time in total.
What a bunch of whiney grouches. What did you expect them to do? Solve cold fusion? geez.
I think if they can make an FM synth other than FM7 that *doesn't* hog the CPU and is easier to program, they've got a hit. It's also half the cost of FM7 and I'll be shocked if it isn't easier to program and yet just as flexible, at least inside of live.
-randy
I think if they can make an FM synth other than FM7 that *doesn't* hog the CPU and is easier to program, they've got a hit. It's also half the cost of FM7 and I'll be shocked if it isn't easier to program and yet just as flexible, at least inside of live.
-randy
Last edited by randyh on Thu Jan 20, 2005 4:45 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Maybe operator will allow you to load you own samples...elemental wrote:agreed.
I would have preferred a better sampler to rival kontakt than this.
Unless of course it sounds amazing. But I'm getting more and more bored of soft synths. Always end up going back to samples or my hardware.
Is there a demo yet?
I think the demo is in the 4.1 update.
I have no doubts that it will totally kick ass inside of live, but for $150, man, that's just a lot, esp considering:randyh wrote: I think if they can make an FM synth other than FM7 that *doesn't* hog the CPU (FM7 is the only one that doesn't) and is easier to program, they've got a hit. It's also half the cost of FM7 and I'll be shocked if it isn't easier to program and yet just as flexible, at least inside of live.
-randy
- $130 is budgeted for the impeding Reason 3.0 upgrade
- $130 was just spent on the Live 4.0 upgrade a few months ago
- $130 was just spent updating to Absynth 3.0
It just seems kinda pricey at the moment, and at the moment the market is flooded with tons of upgrades and synths at this price point.
Somehow i dont think this will work outside of live (hopefully) . Which means it will be designed with one sole purpose , which could make it more cpu efficient. I think this thread is going to get RATHER big in the next few hours heheh. But I like the sound of it but will have to hear it to really know whats going down.
I'm also expecting this to be a lot more than it sounds in the pressrelease. the architecture sounds pretty modular to me and if it's intuitive an fm synth is a crazy box of wonders for all kinds of electronic music. now, I'm also hoping for some new midi fx since they have their own midi synth as well.
Well, I have a lot of confidence in mr. Henke after his excelent work on the effects. With little touches like being able to invert the noise gate or freeze the reverb I think those a re a lot more exciting then most other effects. No doubt Operator will ahve touches like that too. At 150 it can prove itself before I spend any money though. I´ll wait for the demo before judging.
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http://www.sonicbytes.com/products.htmdave dominey wrote:maybe i wont be so peeved if they say that a midi arpeggiator and pdc and all the other little "wants" are included in 4.1
..... maybe
Since you wanted an arp, this might be of interest. ERA is REALLY good, and only $50. It recently got a full blown arp mode. The flexiblity of it is amazing.
PDC: yeah, that would be nice.