Oj listen:

[Timo]

I think the Radias has a lot going for it.

Certainly the 2 x 32-step (or 1 x 64-step) mod sequencers, morphing filters, variable decay/release curves, grainshifter, tube-modelling etc. are appealing. The supposed alias-free analogue modelling is nicked from their Oasys board. The PCM stuff and vocoder looks alright too, although I would prefer to be able to use my own PCMs as wavetables/oscillators.

Hopefully like Korg's moss synthesis it would also allow you to warp the sync of saw waves to give a fatter chorus type sound (as discussed [here] a good while ago), and it would be truly amazing if you could do this on their "supersaw/hypersaw" equivalent (which they imaginatively titled it "unison oscillator"). 8O

Buckets of potential there, anyhow.