On Tuesday 14 December 2004 08:00 am, Dave Phillips wrote: > John Check wrote: > >On Sunday 12 December 2004 06:13 pm, Dave Phillips wrote: > >>Greetings, Earthlings: > >> > >> As a long-time fan of FM synthesis I've been wondering whether I > > > >There's something you don't hear every day > > You mean the FM fanboy part ? I guess it's a little unusual, but that > was the first synthesis method I learned. I bought a TX81Z when it first > came out and I really tore into it. For me, FM synthesis has never been > as difficult as some people make it out to be. > It's an order of magnitude higher in complexity compared to subtractive synthesis though. > >Are you interested in a Casio VZ-8M? I was planning on cannibalizing it > > for the case, but it's a pretty groovy piece if you like FM. > > Ooh, that's a nice piece ! Alas, Xmas has wiped me out, I'm already > totally broke, and there's still rent to pay. :( > > Man, you should keep that board, it's a sweetheart. :) > I have nothing against it, and the way it handles monophonic over stereo out used as a layer really makes a bass line bubble but I have no rack space for it. OTOH a single rack PC I'd make space. If I gut it, I'll save you the insides. > Best, > > dp
