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COS and VOID / sounds, pictures, and some more details

Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2007 6:27 am
by Ralf
Hello Pulsarians,

John Amolov made some pretty soundexamples for COS and VOID. I know, this was posted already, but in the middle of any thread. I will be sure, that this information will reach you, because a lot of people asked me for soundexamples - now, here we go !
Regarding the sounds and pictures of COS and VOID please check out the links below.

Download sound-preview / MP3, 128bit

http://www.soniccore.com/audio/cos_plus ... _theme.mp3
http://www.soniccore.com/audio/cos_seq_collect_1.mp3
http://www.soniccore.com/audio/void_collect_1.mp3


Download product-pictures, high resolution

http://www.soniccore.com/documents/cos1.jpg
http://www.soniccore.com/documents/cos2.jpg
http://www.soniccore.com/documents/cos3.jpg
http://www.soniccore.com/documents/cos4.jpg

http://www.soniccore.com/documents/void1.jpg
http://www.soniccore.com/documents/void2.jpg
http://www.soniccore.com/documents/void3.jpg
http://www.soniccore.com/documents/void4.jpg


Moreover I will forward some more detailed words from John Amolof to you.
Cheers Ralf

From John :
"I see that summer makes you think more of Greece's beaches than it's synthesizers!
Don't blame you cause here everyday we are braking a new record of high temperatures . 43-46 C. Really hot!
Well let me give some esoteric details about the synths (also please check the sound examples):
first of all VOID matrix. It is trully flexible. It can let you for example modulate a single parameter (like filter) with all available modulators (11) with different amounts. It doesn't "occupy" the destinations. It is a flexible multi mix with dynamic DSP loading. It allows any 18 parralel modulations. Also you can modulate lfo1 rate with lfo2 and then lfo 2 with lfo 1 and these kind of feedback modulations without any restriction about available source and dest. (trust me it's not something you can "patch" easily in modular! Not even hard-ily).

COS morph function: It is really fabulus. That is the most advanced function to have exact control in timbre creation. I think every synth from now on should have that function.
COS modulation: If someone know the "original" he must have spotted that the modulators can only modulate a maximum of 2 destinations in parralel. And with one amount for both. That don't implies to COS. Each modulator source (2 lfo's and the AD env) can modulate 9 destinations in parralel with different amounts which are "morphable".
Filters: Their is a great variety of filters in both synths. In VOID flexor shapers and overdrive modules allow for a wide range of filter shaping.
In COS there are also some new distortion shapers (new atoms) that further enrich the timbre creation.
There is a lot work behind these synths and a big synth programming experience. "

Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2007 2:37 pm
by dawman
Thanks Brosky,
These look very nice. I especially want COSM.

Don't be discouraged if sales aren't large right away. Flexor III's release was pretty hard to compete with.

Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2007 11:44 pm
by bill3107
keys received this very morning ! Thanks Ralf for your fast answer... I really appreciate your presets John that shows immediatly the range of sounds that can be created ; also a good starting point for me ... I also really appreciate the knobs with the red lights of the COS which is very confortable ... As an information (I have 21 dsp), the COS uses 3 yellow sticks (dsp load) whereas Minimax needs 2, so just a little more dsp use.

I will try these toys this week-end !

Jo

how many dsp for 6-8 notes poly

Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2007 11:56 pm
by Wired
wondering if you can get an 8 note poly on this one, as flexor is a little difficult to get hight poly for oby type patches, ...i heard the old Polymoog had a way to get alot of poly by the way the osc was postioned (not excactly sure)

how many dsp for 6-8 notes poly

Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2007 11:59 pm
by Wired
wondering if you can get an 8 note poly on this one, as flexor is a little difficult to get hight poly for oby type patches, ...i heard the old Polymoog had a way to get alot of poly by the way the osc was postioned (not excactly sure)

Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2007 5:52 am
by emphazer
are the basskicks made with COSM too?

Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2007 6:10 am
by fra77x
If you are talking about the demo song no. It's Live's sampler. But COS is a great kick creation synthesizer. It includes about 30 kick presets.

Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2007 6:30 am
by hifiboom
still a demo would be nice to check out. :)

Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2007 6:58 am
by darkrezin
wired - polymoogs used 'paraphonic' divide-down oscillator technology, similar to that used in string ensemble synths like the ARP Omni/solina etc.

http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/dec00/a ... nthsec.asp

I believe this type of osc trick is used in Creamware B4000 (hammond emu).

It's not really suitable for a proper synthesis voice architecture.

thankx

Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2007 7:09 am
by Wired
good to know
thankx

Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2007 2:32 pm
by dawman
Dear John Amolov,
A very convincing demo thank you. That synth will be my next target in July. Welcome aboard sir.

Give Us The Body Of Ralf,

Posted: Wed Jul 04, 2007 2:03 am
by fra77x
I 'd like to announce you that there is a small modification on VOID's surface. That was so to avoid any conflict with Access cause i have used some elements from their interface on the first release. It's changed now and i find it cute also. (Sorry i don't know how to upload the pic so to check it here on Z..)
The new device and manuals are going to be replaced in about 2-3 days.

Also there are going to be demo devices soon so to actually check the synthesizers and sounds provided.

Cheers,
John

Posted: Wed Jul 04, 2007 5:42 am
by bill3107
thank you john ! i will download it as soon as it is available (i will have the impresion to have a new one :D !). i must admit i am increasingly impressed by your synths... they sound very good and are very confortable in use... I can spend hours ... thank you for the presets too !

Posted: Wed Jul 04, 2007 10:37 am
by hifiboom
or just attach the pictures.....

Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 1:24 am
by tgstgs
i see a small (pixel?) white point on the pots;
my monitor . . eyes ?
or is there a meaning?
dont take it as critic i find the gui great;

good vibes from vienna

Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 2:43 am
by next to nothing
educated guess; reflection from a light during rendering. so it sort of has a meaning :)

Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 5:54 am
by hifiboom
I see some knobs there on that surface, what is wrong... :lol:

Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 10:42 am
by fra77x
I post the new VOID surface jpeg to check it. The device will be uploaded soon.

About the white pixel problem: I 'll give a clue, it's a hidden path that leads to the mystic world of Morph function. ;-)

Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 11:33 am
by astroman
since you're at it, you may fix the HiDamb into HiDamp
(I'm not counting peas - I just happen to notice such stuff) ;)

cheers, Tom

Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2007 12:15 am
by irrelevance
COS is now on my wish list. New synth development is always appreciated :)