http://www.clavia.se/G2/V1_30/G2UserManual_V1_3x.pdf
for the more recent nord modular G2
given that a beautiful book on synthesis/dsp techniques is available on-line at
http://www.cim.mcgill.ca/~clark/nordmod ... k_toc.html
given that there's a huge amount of nord-modular patches available at
http://nm-archives.electro-music.com/
the sum of all this is that if we build similar copies of nord-modular components with SM (using both code component and normal ones)
and if we have a kind of nord-modular to SM converter ....
wow!
maybe some copyright issue?
damn copyright 😀
lalo
ik ·
Interesting idea lalo!
One can get the 'demo' which lacks some of the features (monophonic),
no reverb, and the dx7 osc 'things' are missing other then that it does exactly as the hardware .... I did compare them (I have a hardware G2), patches made with the demo portable right into the hardware and they did sound very similar! .... so the 'demo' makes it 'easy' for everyone to port the building blocks.
oh, it's here:
http://www.clavia.com/g2/demo/index.htm
Also, a very good page to check out, here:
http://chet.getchwood.com/G2-Tutorial/Index.htm
ik.
ik ·
A note:
99% of G2 paches can be opened with the demo:
1/ open the patch with the non-demo hardware editor, (free from clavia).
2/ remove any 'reverb' unit, then save.
3/ now you can open the patch with the demo and listen to it on your pc.
ik.
lalo ·
nice tips ik!
Tom7777 ·
I got the demo a while back, i have been to most of those sites before, i didn't know i could open the G2 patches that way though, Thanks for the tips everyone 🙂
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