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Posted: Mon Feb 16, 2009 9:19 pm
by futures_untold
Ketamine wrote:"Circle" reviews look good--anyone got personal experience? Is it as professional as Massive / Albino? Would you recommend it?
Circle's strong points are its overall simplicity & modulation routings. The modulation works in a similar way as Massive, whereby you can drag 'n' drop lof's/adsr's onto the target.

The great thing about the wavetable oscillators is that you can import your own ;)

The fx are functional, and the vowel filter is the highlight of these.

Circle also has a good keytracking editor too. This allows you to specify the range of keys that trigger/modulate whatever you tie to it.

But......

I still prefer Massive & Surge because both have more on offer. Massives filters & effects kill Circle, and is generally more flexible in audio routing and waveshaping.

Surge has far better oscillator controls & even more oscillator types. The modulation system isn't quite as simple as dragging & dropping, but it's still really easy to use compared to the mod matrixes of Albino/Zeta+/Blue et al....

Surge ftw imo :)

Posted: Mon Feb 16, 2009 9:45 pm
by djdowee
omnisphere for the win

Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2009 2:46 am
by __________
HAMVST's got what you're looking for in a synth, and so much more

Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2009 3:07 am
by futures_untold
£10 Bag wrote:HAMVST's got what you're looking for in a synth, and so much more
I was waiting for that..... HamDaWin! :D