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cr73645
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@GYang
V-Synth, really??
Before I got it I never understood why there were so little about this over the web.
Got a GT about 3 years ago and this year I finally got rid of it for a good amount of money.
It's raw sounds are simply ridiculous and the sample handling isn't exactly perfect.
Not a good synth at all.......
And the topic still running with people defending and attacking the P12.
Why not just discussing about it's pros and cons, suggesting something else to replace the Nord, etc.
I'm not in this forum for a long time, but this is the most prolific topic I've ever participated.
the thing about v-synth is it covers ground the per and p08 does not (drums, for starters

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a v-synth xt, per, p08r is a tight little rack setup
here is a snippet of why i like the per
https://gearspace.com/board/9654475-post3.html
what is missing from there, believe it or not, is the limitation of only four voices!!!! notice how there is no overlap in the release portion of chords (that's because the voices get sucked up by each new triad).
i am looking fwd to the p12 because there is a definite gap in my setup. i have a 6 voice synth, and 2x 4 voice synths. as soon as i heard the first demo sound i knew it would fit my audio style. same thing w/the fr 777, i didn't buy the 777 when it first came out and then spent the next 4 years after it went out of production trying to hunt one down. the p08 didn't grab my stones the same way.
(i use the per in tracks for odd fx primarily)
i am really looking fwd to unison splits or two channel multi-timburality, i hope that is possible w/the p12 (i'll be getting a rack ver).