In an interview on youtube to be precisely. I also heared of a librarian and editor for the Blofeld.
nothing on their site and nothing when I checked the CD that came with the Blofeld. It mentions a midi driver, but that's not what I'm talking about. No mention of it anywhere on the Blofeld web pages so far as I can see, including the Specs page. Give me a link, if you don't mind, since I can't find any mention of the software or downloads of it or anyone saying anything about it. Waldorf is doing a great job hiding the Blofeld editor and VST. M3, Triton Classic, Radias, Motif XS, Alesis Ion
BLOFELD SOFTWARE EDITORS PDF
Evil, while the Snow is Bonds/Powers who gets the girl in the end.Īccording to the Waldorf PDF does. Looks like Blofeld may be more like #2 than Dr. The Virus TI Snow looks a lot more promising to me than the Blofeld, even if it costs more.
Having no Audio IN also limits its use with other gear. These are the most useful features of the R3 and X50 for me and let me get much more out of them. No way I'm buying any synth without these features anymore. So Blofeld is going to have to wait in his island stronghold just a bit longer.Įxcept that the Blofeld doesn't apparently have a software editor or VST. I want one very badly - you should too - but I'm suffering from the Oasys bug, and I'm having another argument with myself on whether or not to get one. But the cool thing about the new Waldorfs like the Blofeld is they don't leave you hanging in the old school sounds like PWM and oscillator sync. In any case, wavetable synthesis is something very cool to play with, as the tables have much more harmonic action than you can get from the usual synth, like pulse width modulation with insane processing going on. I own an Ensoniq Fizmo which is a wavetable synth which borrows heavily from the Waldorf PPG line - wavetables and all. But this thing sounds SOOOO much better than the Snow. WOW! The era of the candy-box synth is upon us. let us know what are your first impressions! I've listened to those a couple of times, lol It's like the microQ, but fun to useĭid you use it on any tracks? do you have any mp3 clips online?Ĭheck out of some of the audio demos here : just got mine this week courtesy of the g/f via Sweetwater. Posted: Wed 5:32 am Post subject: Waldorf is back to rule the Vorld. Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Owned by Irish Acts Recording Studio & hosted by KORG USAįAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register mohahaĪ forum for Korg product users and musicians around the world. Korg Forums :: View topic - Waldorf is back to rule the Vorld.
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