Mika Technika
30-05-2009, 04:01 PM
http://www.image-line.com/documents/sawer.html
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Sawer pays homage to the envelopes and filters of a rare 1980's Soviet analog synthesizer, Polivoks (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyvox). Maxx has devoted meticulous attention to the detail of Sawer's filter and envelope designs, ensuring Sawer delivers a unique sonic character reminiscent of the Polivoks hardware. But Polivoks, like all analog synthesizers, wasn't without its problems. Keeping the oscillators stable and in tune has been likened to 'moving a pile of live frogs, by wheelbarrow', impossible! As Sawer is algorithmic, this solves the problems of tuning and stability, however, in the same way electrical component instability makes analog gear unique (if not cranky), Sawer benefits from the 21st century equivalent, a coding error.
skroz dobro zvuchi, sad bas malo cackam :wink: a poslusajte i demoe na sajtu
http://www.image-line.com/documents/t_SawerUIWithKeyboard.jpg
Sawer pays homage to the envelopes and filters of a rare 1980's Soviet analog synthesizer, Polivoks (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyvox). Maxx has devoted meticulous attention to the detail of Sawer's filter and envelope designs, ensuring Sawer delivers a unique sonic character reminiscent of the Polivoks hardware. But Polivoks, like all analog synthesizers, wasn't without its problems. Keeping the oscillators stable and in tune has been likened to 'moving a pile of live frogs, by wheelbarrow', impossible! As Sawer is algorithmic, this solves the problems of tuning and stability, however, in the same way electrical component instability makes analog gear unique (if not cranky), Sawer benefits from the 21st century equivalent, a coding error.
skroz dobro zvuchi, sad bas malo cackam :wink: a poslusajte i demoe na sajtu