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Arturia Synclavier V
I know this is off topic but the classic Synclavier has been resurrected on software by Arturia. This is exciting news as I have always wanted to test drive a Synclavier.
It would be great if this gets released for iPad.
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how much bigger a deal would this be on iOS than the Fairlight CMI is already?
Yeah, this would a big deal on iOS.
The Fairlight CMI doesn't get much love, either from this forum or from its developer. The former probably due the latter.
I reckon if Arturia released Synclavier V on iOS it would do well considering the hysteria over Moog model 15 when it was released for iOS. The unique FM synthesis and additive synthesis would make this sought after.
As I recall, the Fairlight app didn't get a lot of love because it was obscenely priced. To replicate a device that can be eclipsed, functionality-wise, by just about any $2 app in the store!
Recreations of vintage digital synths are not as exciting for me as recreation of vintage analog synths although I was pleasantly surprised by the sound of iProphet.
I got the light version of the Fairlight app. I really like the sounds it has, and I figured I could emulate the page R sequencer by just using a MIDI sequencer, but it didn't always cooperate with certain MIDI apps. Adding my own sounds would be cool, but I can do that in other apps, and I don't really want to pay $40 for just a handful of later generation sounds.
It also used to have a keyboard that could scroll, but now you can only jump up in octaves. But it's fun to control it with SoundPrism
it was the hot shit because it could sample and sequence ...
thats not to wild today where u can just clap your hands infront of a telephone and do the same ...
it had a light pen to draw waveforms on the screen
must have been really futuristic for the time
Just got this. I've only been twiddling with it for a couple of hours, but so far It seems really nice. Hope they decide to port it to the iPad.
Ha - the Fairlight originally cost tens of thousands of dollars and featured on countless hits (and other tracks), and yet it is so true, an iPad and a handful of apps costing less than $10 each is so much more powerful, not to mention portable! We are spoiled these days really...
P.S. An IOS Synclavier would be cool though!
+1 on both points.