Synclavier Regen - Presets No Talking
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 พ.ย. 2022
- This video features a cross-section of the Synclavier Regen factory presets, demonstrating the variety of sounds possible as well as the musicality of the machine. All clips were performed by Leith Fleming-Smith. No outboard effects or processing has been applied.
A fraction of the factory content - 96 preset timbres - are featured, for a flavour of Regen. Factory content also includes mixes and stacks (not featured) which contain many timbres for multi-timbrality. And Regen further comes with a vast store of royalty-free samples (again not featured here) that can be used as-is or for sound design building blocks. - เพลง
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Make a keyboard version of this with the Synclavier look and silver wheel, sampling and analog filters. That would be unique and tempting.
Oh yes with a ribbon slider like the original for expressive effect with a poly aftertouch.
I agree or change the form factor so it can be plonked on top of a keyboard....a wedge would be better imo
They really need to add in the factory sample library to this device.
Please a KEYBOARD VERSION with the silver wheel plus analog filters .
Sounds great !
breathtaking
it sounds really nice. smooth as silk, but still bright.
I love the synclavier, Zappas civilization phase 3 was done on one and its amazing. By the way where did you get that frog rug from I want one lol
44:04 fm bang such a sick sound 💯🔥🔥🔥
Does this have the ability to resyntesize a sample to FM modulators and carriers? The most interesting feature of the Synclavier V I think. Sounds a bit like it at 1:13
Yes
I hope they did the sampling rate, jitter, aliasing and DA-stage modelling right this time and give us a historically correct implementation. Hope they did their homework and listen to Acreil and his analysis of fractional-n divider systems and time multiplexing at DA-convertors!
What?
Hey Poindexter, I think your beakers are boiling over…!
Great sounds...what kind of keyboard controller is
that?¿thanx dude
Wow...
If i do my preset in Arturia VST of this one, does it work with this hardware version ? If this feature work it's really a killer stuff.
I'm afraid not. The V preset standard is proprietary to Arturia. You'd have to recreate it on Regen.
You can however make presets on the iPad / iPhone Synclavier Go! and import them into the Regen
@@paulschilling2996 thanks for the reply.
The sonic potential is already vast. Three feature requests: 1. Independent tuning table for each timbre 2. Output of Timbre#1 to Input ModOsc of Timbre#2. 3. Direct resampling of Timbre-Output to sample / WT. Is this technically possible to do via software upgrade?
Sounds very good, like the original and cost not much. Nice!
how does the software versions stack up against this ?
Sounds the same and is quite cheaper.
This truly sounds wonderful! Given that it is an all-digital synth, what justifies the price? Could this be released as a softsynth or are there components inside that force this to be in an unorthodox square box? It does not "look" to have any performance-enhancing controllers. I'm just confused overall as to why such a wonderful sounding synth is in this weird, strange box (minus any visible usable controllers). This reminds me of my old Roland JV-1080 I had to menu-dive for days to adjust the cutoff frequency. I'm honestly NOT trying to be snarky or condescending, just trying to find out if this could be right for me.
Nothing justifies $2,500 for this. And there are plenty of software emulations, their own Synclavier plugin, and the Arturia one. I love the sound but absolutely hate the interface and I think in should cost $1,100.
Does it make white noise?
Yes, both Mono and Stereo white noise sources are in the Synthesis section, pre-filter.
First preset reminds me of Fleetwood Mac!
Nice. I sold my Synclavier II , to "The Who" only synth I regret selling
I sold my Synthi to Pink Floyd before I was born. I’ve regretted it ever since.
@@DMT353 lol. i had pink floyds London eastonds speakers and sold them for 30,000 time the price i paid for them
Nice!!!
@@argumentchannel I sold my electric triangle to Michael Jackson for 409$ in 1995. We met at his mansion.
I ate Paul Mcartneys Moog and he sampled it 🎉🎉
I want this, lovely synth, I wish it could have a monitor /mouse though..
Well if 1970's sounds are what turn you on....
Great synth! I just got the Arturia Synclavier V and I hope the Synclavier Regen comes out as a VST synth at some point for those of us who can't afford a 2500$ USD synth.
I would surely get the VST version of Regen.
Roland, Korg and Akai have multiplatform synths available as hardware and software at the moment.
its not worth the money!
@@effex75If this was available as a VST and it would probably be a premium priced VST (like UVI Falcon, Steinberg HALion 6 etc...), it would be worth it to me for sure.
I prefer Regen's tone to many modern digital synths (hardware or software) on the market today. Regen has a very nice vintage-like sound that I just really love and it seems almost attainable since this is an all-out digital synth and could probably be made to run on a modern PC/Mac.
There is a very classy, wonderful old-school vibe in Regen's sound. It has that emotional, multi-dimensional, dreamy and evocative sound that classic synths (digital or analog) had that modern synths, though they sound good, tend to miss.
Where’s the THX sound??
THX sound was a digital code made by Lucas studio on a computer
Synclavier has never been involved in the THX sound
The level of ignorance and prejudice in some of these remarks is disturbing!
A lot of those comment are from stupid kids who don't know any better. Feel free to ignore those people.
Sounds great, but it's really overpriced. I think the interface is subpar. Next time hire Axel Hartmann.
Based on what was shown in loopop's video, this needs a delay and analog drift, the latter of which would make many of these patches sound far more organic. Add these two features and I could sell a few synths and replace with this, due to the huge polyphony and multi-timbrality.
It sounds good, but I'm not really hearing anything I couldn't do with a Novation Peak which has a much better interface anyways.
Peak doesn’t incorporate samples
@@EverettDudgeon138 I didn't hear any samples here.
@@phazerbrains But Synclavier DOES use samples along with additive synth. That's the god damn point of a Synclavier.
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ROMpler
I mean, it does have synthesis in it. It's digital, but not just samples.
so much more than a rompler, this is a synthesizer
@@nicholasrichardson102 So which one of these sounds have we _not_ heard before?
You have no idea what you're talking about.
well it is sort of opposite of what they achieved with their first series. The first synclavier had the best of the best... ridiculous expensive but ok, it was the first of its kind.... this has nothing that justifies the price. I mean, buy omnisphere and you infinite more possibilities and (better) sounds.
If I would buy the Regen (when money would be no issue at all) , I would only do it so i can say, I own a synclavier. But still, this machine offers nothing for the price except the name.
In the right hands , it could sound inspirational, the keyboard player not great
I'm not impressed.Have it all in my arsenal.Not for me, but good sounds.
Everything I heard was musical and inspiring, I dont get that with most vsts or hardware, certainly not in one box, has a great tone.
@@maccagrabme I’m listening on my iphone and and it sounds sick to me 👌
Good for you!
$2500 for a souped up iPad app on dedicated hardware and now throw in a controller that’s worth a damn and you’re over $3k. Hard pass.
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