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Love it!
this is insane, impressive, and insanely impressive. playing with the partial timbres is no doubt a fruitful endeavor
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Experimenting with cyber/techno/goa-inspired sounds, to see if the mt-32 could pull it off. Captured from hardware.
All the instrument timbres and many of the drum timbres are original— getting into the editing & sound design of this instrument, I'm continuously impressed at what it is capable of and look forward to going deeper. :-)
The first 3 bars/~5 seconds contain sysex data in the midi file, device state is reset at the beginning and end of playback.
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Thank you! The initial learning curve to understand the architecture and find a suitable editor was challenging, but modifying sounds is pretty intuitive; just scratching the surface of what is possible so far
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I think this might be the first time I rate a different number in each category. Either way, a standout in the format, quite interesting.
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Nice!
There's the black-MIDI craziness with MSGS to achieve sounds that are not possible the traditional way - with hardware, black-MIDI is often too much data for the interface and the buffers. What's the limitbreaker then? well, see what you can abuse out of the synth-engine's configuratbility with a bigger choice of CCs, RPs but also NRPs and sysex messages!
Good job
There's the black-MIDI craziness with MSGS to achieve sounds that are not possible the traditional way - with hardware, black-MIDI is often too much data for the interface and the buffers. What's the limitbreaker then? well, see what you can abuse out of the synth-engine's configuratbility with a bigger choice of CCs, RPs but also NRPs and sysex messages!
Good job
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Thanks!
Totally, the format is ripe for this I think; compared to GS and even XG, the MT-32 has greater potential for advanced sound design, due to the synthesized waveforms, 13 partial layer structures + ability to assign any timbre to the drum map.
MUNT can be edited, but unfortunately doesn't send sysex back out, so you can't do patch / param request from it, only send data to it, definitely still usable this way, just less convenient.
Been considering making a video on editing workflow, if there is interest.
Totally, the format is ripe for this I think; compared to GS and even XG, the MT-32 has greater potential for advanced sound design, due to the synthesized waveforms, 13 partial layer structures + ability to assign any timbre to the drum map.
MUNT can be edited, but unfortunately doesn't send sysex back out, so you can't do patch / param request from it, only send data to it, definitely still usable this way, just less convenient.
Been considering making a video on editing workflow, if there is interest.
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