Yes I have seen various comments hence why I said it is personal taste. As for a core sound I personally think it is capable of a variety of sounds (pretty much like a lot of synths). The manual gives some information but I don't fully understand the re synthesis, at the same time though I don't really care personally as I like what it does regardless. I personally just concentrate on making music so the technical aspects are less important than if I like the device and the sounds I create with it.Personal Tastes & Engineered FlavoursI recently read someone on another music site say that Myth's core sound was not to their taste. And so is there a 'core' sound and why would it have one? What's it and other synths doing under the hood? And are there some cheats along the way? I mean, I've heard that Tone2 might 'enhance' whats going on under the hood. What's Urs doing with Zebra exactly? Stuff like that.I think this synth is very much a personal taste thing but so far I am a fan of this and the results are quite different to other synths I own due to iris and modulation options.
There are those who like the taste of some brand of 'ice cream', even when I show them the ingredients and the crap that passes for 'ice cream'. Maybe secretly they never buy it again, I don't know and they instead buy one I recommend; one the has more 'honest' ingredients. Or maybe they end up home-making some themselves.
So, what do we get under Myth's hood and is it real or mythic or somewhere else and do you even care as long as it sounds(/'tastes') good?
Believe it or not, some of us do. Maybe it's in part about the 'core taste' and the honesty and integrity behind it.
Some might call Dawsome's GUI's gimmicky, while others might call them practical or even revolutionary. Personally, I like their look, but have yet to use them in any significant capacity, such as to find how deep their beauty goes and how easy it is to get there.
I totally get that for a lot of people the how is important though.
Only suggestion I can ever give is trial it for 90 days, read the manual and see if it is for you.
Statistics: Posted by Samiver — Fri May 03, 2024 7:18 am