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Just posted a sample on his FB page via SoundCloud.  Everything is the synth except drums (which are Kong):
 

 
12-note poly, 9 oscillators per voice.  Nice!

Ochen Rocks! Bring on the Underworld.

sounds rad!

EnochLight wrote:2-note poly, 9 oscillators per voice.  Nice!

Thanks.

That's 12 (twelve) note poly (not two), and each note can have up to 9 oscillators per note. 

Has that chunky and noisy Ochen K sound

EnochLight wrote:2-note poly, 9 oscillators per voice.  Nice!

ochenk wrote:
Thanks.

That's 12 (twelve) note poly (not two), and each note can have up to 9 oscillators per note. 

D'oh!  Copy/paste error.  Fixed.  Hoping this one has a fancy interactive custom display.  

EnochLight wrote: Just posted a sample on his FB page via SoundCloud.  Everything is the synth except drums (which are Kong):
 

 
12-note poly, 9 oscillators per voice.  Nice!

Sweet. I can't wait!

Really looking forward to this! I find Ochen K's devices mostly super exciting!
(the micro tuning one was not for me, but other than that...)

D.

ochenk wrote:..., and each note can have up to 9 oscillators per note. 

Now I become scared .

Woah, that's one wicked sounding demo song. Have a filling this will end up in my rack easily.

I love his REs. Truly outside the box and always great value for the money. I am sure I will buy this one too.

Sounds nice!

I have everything of his (except for micro tune because I don't really need it...yet). Can I pre-order?  :s0225:

this might interest me even more than abl3

Ochen rocks ! i mean it !

Thanks everyone. I just posted some info (GUI, video demo) of the new synth at https://www.facebook.com/OchenKREs

ochenk wrote:Thanks everyone. I just posted some info (GUI, video demo) of the new synth at https://www.facebook.com/OchenKREs

I would like to test your synth too, if you need another Beta-tester.

ochenk wrote:Thanks everyone. I just posted some info (GUI, video demo) of the new synth at https://www.facebook.com/OchenKREs

I was like, "oh, that's cool, the display shows the state of the envelope. But what about polyphony?" Then a moment later, "Genius!"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5tgM4AAogk


Very very interesting concept.

OP-1-ish?

I watched the whole video. I do have one question. You were using the computer keyboard to play notes so the velocity was always the same. Does note velocity map to anything? If not, there is the blank spot between the Sequencer and Reset buttons.

eauhm wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5tgM4AAogk


Very very interesting concept.

That's pretty bad ass; thanks for sharing.  I'm glad he took a custom display widget and really made various controls accessible.  The "pop-ups" for yes/no and the data slider = brilliant, not to mention the envelope stuff.  Pretty bad ass.

I do wish he had made it a bit larger, and the single letter buttons will make knowing the controls challenging.  Still - nice!

IchMensch wrote:OP-1-ish? 

Actually, the original design inspiration came from ETC lightboards. Here's the first pic I took of a board that I thought might make an interesting interface: 

 

ScuzzyEye wrote:I watched the whole video. I do have one question. You were using the computer keyboard to play notes so the velocity was always the same. Does note velocity map to anything? If not, there is the blank spot between the Sequencer and Reset buttons.

Yes, right now, velocity doesn't map to anything. I originally had it scale the volume of each voice, but I didn't like the results so I took it out. Maybe the user should be able to select what parameter it maps to/scales? That might be interesting.  

I just watched the video on this thing and that super saw is made for hip hop and r@b. That saw is incredible and the whole synth itself is something to behold. 

ochenk wrote:Yes, right now, velocity doesn't map to anything. I originally had it scale the volume of each voice, but I didn't like the results so I took it out. Maybe the user should be able to select what parameter it maps to/scales? That might be interesting.  

Yeah, if you just added a Velocity button, like the LFO and Sequencer, that pops up a little slider on top of what ever envelope is currently displayed. Then, the user could choose how much of the velocity level should be used in scaling that particular envelope.