It would also be cool to just put the filter and overdrive of The Legend in a small RE unit. Nice for guitar. Like the Moog pedals. Actually The Legend has external audio inputs on the back panel :) If you want to use it as a pure processor for guitar, you just need to send a long note its way to o...

It would also be cool to just put the filter and overdrive of The Legend in a small RE unit. Nice for guitar. Like the Moog pedals. Actually The Legend has external audio inputs on the back panel :) If you want to use it as a pure processor for guitar, you just need to send a long note its way to o...

Similarly, if you try to simulate a tube amp with a digital distortion plus EQ, you can get very nice tones that way but it's not nearly the same. Maybe an idea for your next project? I am absolutely sure we can go beyond what's currently available in amp simulation. Plus all these cool guitar effe...

Ok guys I know when I've been beaten. I'm gonna go home now and practice on my "$100 Les Paul copy". LOL You don't need to practice, you have done a great job! There is just technical limits to how close you can get. Let's take the ladder filter as an example. Suppose there was a computationally ch...

That was interesting to see/hear - I don't consider myself to have amazing ears, but could definitely discern subtle differences between most of the examples there. Which doesn't mean the hardware necessarily sounded better than the software (except the last example, where I thought the hardware ha...

The Cinematic Strings impersonation is too far away from the original for my taste, it's more like a new patch, one that is great though! :puf_smile: The Bass Carpet is close and nicely programmed, but when actually playing it, it sounds to me like a $100 guitar from China trying to impersonate a Gi...

Would be interested in that too, recreate the default patch of The Legend exactly please, and some of the vintage ones too

And btw the Polymoog is a string synth with divide-down circuitry. It's not even close in concept or sound.

Richard

Yes, exactly. Some suggested to make a Dune 2 "Player" of sorts, with macro knobs to control the major sound parameters, perhaps somewhat along the lines of Nexus. But I'm not sure if a) users would want that since it limits your ability to make sounds from scratch and b) if disabling the multi-core...

Seconded. I haven't seen any info on either the Props or Synapse site regarding what was changed and/or fixed in 1.0.2. It was just a tiny update. A few patch names were changed, e.g. "Adagio KS" from the demo video had a different name and is now named correctly. Now the patches should be correct ...

Cheers, hadn't seen that comment yet

Richard

bsp wrote:Ok, I updated my post and added v3 of the combinator patches (legend_mod_template_v3.zip). Feel free to include them with your synth

Cheers thanks!

Richard

I made a combinator patch earlier this evening that adds some features like: a second LFO (mapped to vibrato by default) velocity to filter cutoff velocity to filter envelope amount ..and a legato glide mode (very useful for 303ish basslines). The patch can be used as a starting point for own patch...

The point is, though, Key Tracking doesn't really apply, as it affects all octaves equally (well, in terms of the ratio across the keyboard) and that's simply not how that gear operated. LFO drift doesn't apply either, as that's a constant effect usually in too short a time-scale, typically effecti...

You can set key tracking to 0, but note that no VCO-based analog synth would have such a perfect tuning precision- it would be more like a DCO-based synth then.

Richard

Yeah we saw that comment, very kind from Urs!

It does not support the Sustain pedal. Do you need the pedal for the polyphonic mode?

Richard

bsp wrote:Here's my Legend vs Sub37 comparison. Made in a hurry and surely not as professional sounding as your Model D comparisons but some might still find this interesting:

Wow, very nice. Although I can hear differences here and there, I have no idea which is which.

Richard

Loque wrote:I had time today and i have to say, great sound quality. You can hear it. Great job, guys!

Would it be possible to add CVs for the filter envelope?

You mean for the ADSR knobs? There is Filter Cutoff and EnvAmt CVs already, if you wish to control the filter envelope from outside.

Richard

I downloaded the VST version now that it's out. Quite interesting being able to do a proper comparison. The VST version uses almost half the CPU which is interesting. It also allows automation of all the controls on the back which I find a bit unfair to the Reason users. It is simply not possible i...

Maybe you could add the reverb Algorithmen from the legend to antidote and dr-1 as well in an update. Or release it at least as a separate Rack extension. We thought about the latter, not sure if/when we'll get around to that though. If we made it separate it would certainly be something bigger and...

edit: A quick follow-up and rechecking of this error on my other machine this morning and actually the issue is bit more complex so I could be wrong there. I have feeling because it's Mod Wheel it might be forced to operate in a different manner. On the one hand, if Mouse Range Precision is set to ...

I saw one maybe 2 post on here with people mentioning that they wanted to also get the VST version along side the RE version...well SYNAPSE just officially released the VST version as off 30 minutes ago : http://www.synapse-audio.com/thelegend.html Yes, remember the crossgrade is free. In case of a...

Hi Richard, Thank for your participation in the forum, and thank you for great products - by now I have almost all :) Although a bit off-topic, could I get an hint to my question, please?... or am I hitting a trade secret? :D No secret, it was the QRS. We added/changed quite a bit though, the origi...

Just to clarify the video shows the VST version. It looks practically identical, just the CV connectors and the External inputs are missing since this doesn't exist in the VST world

Richard

jjdejong0 wrote:Is there a Unison feature?

Yes, The Legend is built around a 4-voice core largely processed in parallel using SSE. One of the available voice modes (top right of the UI) is Unison, which plays all 4 voices at once.