Thanks for the wait time on the retarded stinkin zshare just to download 1MB.
Here's a tip for you:
www.box.netAnyway, it's ok for a first synth, I guess... better than what I ever did, which is nothing :hihi:
Standard controls...
- 2 oscillators:sine, saw, triangle, square and noise, each with a volume control
- Intonations: -5 to +5 octaves range, 12 semitones, and a fine tune control
- ADSR envelope
- Filter: Low pass, High Pass, Band Pass, Band Reject, and Peaking; with Cutoff, Resonance and Track controls
- Main Volume control
- VU meter (btw, why does it have scale that go into negative? What's the purpose of that, when every sound you can make will peak into positive on this thingy? And is useless in there, in my opinion)
Soundwise, it's ok for a simple synth, nothing fancy, can make a variety of sounds with oscillator waveforms at its disposal and mixing with volume controls, although it would probably be better with a crossfade control between the oscillators (like WASP has for oscillator mixing).
No presets whatsoever, which I can say I prefer when it comes to simple synths, makes me work for the sound.
Graphically, it doesn't really look very much like a synth. Controls are grouped but layed out without any particular order, text is in Italian (I think) and overlapping graphical parts in some areas, and looks a bit blurred (lack of sharpness). For all the elements that are there, graphics could and probably should be a lot smaller than it actually is. It's a little too spread out. Knobs are OK, respond both to left and right clicks, but have no markings, like beginning, the end or center positions.
A synth like this could very well fit into horizontal, or like a "rack", rather than "boxed" look that you went for, providing that you lose the VU.
EDIT: For those who asked... here's a screenshot
by ECdj79 » Tue Jan 26, 2010 5:03 pm 
