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CasimirsBlake
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I would hope, though, that they aren't recreating the original BS since it was rather weak as analogs go. The SBS added a sub osc, a second LFO and envelope and these made quite a difference!
Even SBS was still not terribly rich or bassy. People often called these things treble stations or lead stations. I found them to have a kind of thin dry sound. I think it was well suited to goa/psy leads at the time. I like the filter though, as it has its own sound.
The signal path is unipolar supply, AC coupled, which I think may contribute unfavourably. I haven't bothered to investigate it much though.
Unfortunately the processor choking was a real problem. I had trouble tweking a 16th bass line. Really bothered me at the time, as I was writing fast hard trance/techno when it was released, and specifically chose it for its extensive MIDI implementation and knobby panel. Too bad.
I think any modern processor chosen now would run circles around the old model. Shouldn't be an issue. However, I hope they re-think the analogue section.