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Sell me on Synclavier

The sounds in Synclaver pocket sound thin, and I just can’t bring myself to spend 30 bucks.

Anyone really using it?

Comments

  • There are two ways of looking at it.

    Either it's $250k of hardware for $30, or it's a long past its prime company flogging the last few bucks from their IP.

    I'd spend your money on developers who are actually developing.

  • @pauly said:
    There are two ways of looking at it.

    Either it's $250k of hardware for $30, or it's a long past its prime company flogging the last few bucks from their IP.

    I'd spend your money on developers who are actually developing.

    I guess the $500 knob didn’t pan out enough for them

  • Wait for a sale.
    I agree it sounds thin, but I just figured it was supposed to.
    It has that wispy digital sound, kind of like Phosphor 2, which I have grown to like.

  • @johnfromberkeley said:
    The sounds in Synclaver pocket sound thin, and I just can’t bring myself to spend 30 bucks.

    If you don't like FM sounds in general then Synclavier might not be for you.

    Anyone really using it?

    Rarely, I admit. Played with it a few times but never used it in a song.
    Not because it sounds bad, only because I have enough other synths covering my needs, including a wavetable synth with Synclavier-style FM wavetables.

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