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site updated,
check it out, hopefully it helps someone...
There are also some Urei soundsamples.

http://home.arcor.de/soundspace2/

I also added a modular section...

There is a small gimmick for you to check out. Nothing ultra special. But my first contact with Creamware ModularIII.



best regards

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: hifiboom on 2006-09-05 15:28 ]</font>

wow, well done! keep going the good work!

prost
roman

You missed an "of" in "It generally does allow you to change the amount compression and it also is some kind of replacement for the missing threshold parameter."

fixed the "of"
Thanks Kymeia

Feedback is always welcome ...

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: hifiboom on 2006-09-06 05:22 ]</font>

This site is coming along nicely hifiboom. Lots of info, and, more importantly sound examples! Not enough sound examples of creamware gear in action on the net.

Hi, and thanks for your generosity - great soundng sybth, and cool demos

Yeah this was the idea behind the site...

Not a full-featured review or exact explanation of the tools... Everybody can easily download the manuals from Creamware servers. And there are already some reviews on the net.

But what is really missing are good audio demos...

Even the few Creamware ASB sound demos are not that representative, I think.

Basically I had 3 ideas in mind when starting this site :
- compare the Scope tools with the real thing and native world
- give Scope users the possibility to check plug-ins, they do not own and wanna buy
- give non-Scope users the possibility to check out the sound of Scope ( not long ago I was in same situation )

By the way: Its a shame that the Modular III MRC is not fully customizable...
It would be real fun to make the synths look like the real thing with nice GUI and cool knobs etc.
Once you`ve finished a modular patch its really nice to have the most important buttons, knobs and other things on a clean an easy to use surface. The MRC idea is nice, but it could get even better.

Hey Creamware: what about ModularIV with MRCII and integrated Flexor1 and 2. That would get some kind of new standard.

cheers...


<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: hifiboom on 2006-09-06 12:28 ]</font>

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: hifiboom on 2006-09-06 12:41 ]</font>

Thumbs up for the great site!

hifiboom,

just a little comment. you call the drum loops dry, but they are wet respective there's a lot of ambience. i think it would be more interesting to hear the difference in a "real" dry drum loop. i think it would be more practical that way because i don't want to compress the ambiance... but else, keep going!

Greez
Roman

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: katano on 2006-09-07 02:50 ]</font>

On 2006-09-07 02:49, katano wrote:
hifiboom,

just a little comment. you call the drum loops dry, but they are wet respective there's a lot of ambience. i think it would be more interesting to hear the difference in a "real" dry drum loop. i think it would be more practical that way because i don't want to compress the ambiance... but else, keep going!

Greez
Roman

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: katano on 2006-09-07 02:50 ]</font>

If we talk about compressors here, then for me "dry" is the word for unprocessed. (without the compressor)

If i talk about reverbs, dry does mean without reverb.

Is there a rule that does not allow me to put a compressor on something with light ambiance?


<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: hifiboom on 2006-09-07 03:52 ]</font>

On 2006-09-07 03:46, hifiboom wrote:
If we talk about compressors here, then for me "dry" is the word for unprocessed. (without the compressor)

If i talk about reverbs, dry does mean without reverb.

Is there a rule that does not allow me to put a compressor on something with light ambiance?

yes, yes, i know that we're talking about compressors and not reverbs, that's why i put a smiley at the end of the sentence. but sorry for being ironic, that's my style of humour...

however, i only wanted to say that i would like to hear some examples without ambience too, that's all. And of course there's no rule, you can do whatever sounds good for your personal taste and style of music...

greez
Roman

On 2006-09-07 04:25, katano wrote:

On 2006-09-07 03:46, hifiboom wrote:
If we talk about compressors here, then for me "dry" is the word for unprocessed. (without the compressor)

If i talk about reverbs, dry does mean without reverb.

Is there a rule that does not allow me to put a compressor on something with light ambiance?

yes, yes, i know that we're talking about compressors and not reverbs, that's why i put a smiley at the end of the sentence. but sorry for being ironic, that's my style of humour...

however, i only wanted to say that i would like to hear some examples without ambience too, that's all. And of course there's no rule, you can do whatever sounds good for your personal taste and style of music...

greez
Roman

I will look on that. Maybe I`ll add some more sounds.