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hey sound surgeon . . . nope that's not me (at least I think it's not)

Hehehe, gotta love a good prank! :D

A rank prank. :lol:

Glad I'm waiting for TI2..... err, or smthg. :roll: ;) *cough* with user customisable/importable... *cough* ...wavetables! *cough!*

I hope the TI2 roadmap hasn't been put back due to the 1-year delay of TI1! :)

:D

:lol:

I love all this talk of a TI2 - when it is just a big rumour that people who cant afford to buy the TI like to indulge in - of course when access releases a successor to the TI im sure it will be great - stop hiding your jealousy behind the possibility of the release of the next model!!!

it has always been a couple of years between releases for access - are you guys going to be able to keep it up for that long? :lol: :lol: :lol:

i dont think so :wink:

cheers

blay

As soon as Access implement flexible user-importable/customisable wavetables via a graphical window interface like Z3ta in the Virus Ti or Ti2, I'm (almost) sold! :D

I think Access should still add more realtime controllers (like ribbon controller, joystick, D-Beam, etc.) to their synths, though, and was disappointed they didn't shake up the TI a bit more in this sense. :?
Also, synths like the Korg Z1 allowed 4 x LFOs and 5 x EGs to be assigned to absolutely anything, independently. None of this "Osc 1 pitch restricted to LFO1" business, etc. That's archaic!
I had LFOs chained off LFOs and all sorts of experimental wierdness happening with the Z1 sound engine, and it was bolstered massively with the Z1's XY pad and mod wheels for some major expression and warping power. It was great. And the Z1 was released in 1995! :o

Come on Access! Stop being so rigid and sheepish! Become more imaginative! Evolve!