Glad you briefly mentioned about the wood cabinet of the PS 3300 . . . after watching the SonicState NAMM video I was stunned that Nick Batt made absolutely no reference to PWM : ) After recovering from the shock I looked up images of the 3300 to see where the pwm control was located. Looking at photos of the original I was surprised to see that the cabinet was made from veneered chipboard, I’m fairly sure it was actually a product called ‘Conti-board’. I knew it very well, I built a hi-fi cabinet out of ContiBoard at school in my woodwork lessons in 1979. So when Kent mentioned that an original 3300 sold for £135K - wow - Couldn’t determine from the video what wood the cabinet surround to the remake is.
I always watch Kent every Friday on Pro Synth Network. I have an old VP330 MKI and Korg Lambda that need fixes. The local synth repair guy, Synthchaser, is too busy to do them. I may have to buy an electronics probe and give it a try. Have you done any repairs on your synthesizers? For some reason I like the old original string machines. Full Bucket did recently come out with a Korg Lambda VST. I have the XILS VST's of Roland string machines.
Hi Jamie! Hi Kent! Sorry I missed this on Sunday but I wasn't at home as my car was broken into and badly damaged. I had to go and stay with a colleague so I could get to work... I was rather annoyed as I was looking forward to this!
Good show. You were talking about layers. It is easy to layer multiple software synthesizers with the Plugin Guru Unify product. Just one of its many tricks.
Yeah thanks for that, what I meant was multiple layers in 1 instance of a plug-in for the purpose of making Presets, so with one click a new layered patch can be recalled.
Looking at the video at around the time stamp of 38:47, you displayed a front panel for an instrument. Unfortunately, I did not understand what instrument Kent said it was a controller for. If possible, please let me know, okay? Thank you.
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Great one ... always good to hear Ken's wisdom
Thank you Jamie. I honestly didn't know much about Kents back-story, so I really enjoyed this show! 👍👍👍
really lovely interview. Kent is so fascinating and knowledgeable.
Thanks, Jamie! Fab show!
Great show cheers guys
Glad you briefly mentioned about the wood cabinet of the PS 3300 . . . after watching the SonicState NAMM video I was stunned that Nick Batt made absolutely no reference to PWM : ) After recovering from the shock I looked up images of the 3300 to see where the pwm control was located. Looking at photos of the original I was surprised to see that the cabinet was made from veneered chipboard, I’m fairly sure it was actually a product called ‘Conti-board’. I knew it very well, I built a hi-fi cabinet out of ContiBoard at school in my woodwork lessons in 1979. So when Kent mentioned that an original 3300 sold for £135K - wow -
Couldn’t determine from the video what wood the cabinet surround to the remake is.
I always watch Kent every Friday on Pro Synth Network.
I have an old VP330 MKI and Korg Lambda that need fixes. The local synth repair guy, Synthchaser, is too busy to do them. I may have to buy an electronics probe and give it a try. Have you done any repairs on your synthesizers?
For some reason I like the old original string machines. Full Bucket did recently come out with a Korg Lambda VST. I have the XILS VST's of Roland string machines.
Hi Jamie! Hi Kent! Sorry I missed this on Sunday but I wasn't at home as my car was broken into and badly damaged. I had to go and stay with a colleague so I could get to work... I was rather annoyed as I was looking forward to this!
Good show.
You were talking about layers. It is easy to layer multiple software synthesizers with the Plugin Guru Unify product. Just one of its many tricks.
Yeah thanks for that, what I meant was multiple layers in 1 instance of a plug-in for the purpose of making Presets, so with one click a new layered patch can be recalled.
I'd just like to thank Kent for clearing out RS of all their stock of patch cables.
Looking at the video at around the time stamp of 38:47, you displayed a front panel for an instrument. Unfortunately, I did not understand what instrument Kent said it was a controller for. If possible, please let me know, okay? Thank you.