John Bowen Synth Design

Many thanks!

Replying late but OK for the $200/$300 range.

Not fussed about multitimbrality as I did not buy my Solaris for that. However, would not say no to more onboard effects to add more shine to some of the sounds. A top notch reverb is always useful.

Many, many thanks to Jim!

Thanks, and noted!

For Creamware, I really like RMX160.

https://www.sonic-core.net/shop/product ... MX160.html

SonicCore sell this plug from DAS at €69. If this were available on the Solaris at that price, I'd buy it in a flash.

Some excellent stuff from Sonic Timeworks too, like the P-100 plate.

Thanks! Very useful. I have this on a PC that is not next to the Solaris, so I like to not have to go there and back all the time.

Fab presets. Thanks.

When 1.3 or 1.4 is ready, send me the files and I will update the French manual.

Excellent work. After listening to the demo, I bought it! Roll on EH3.

I concur. Thanks Jimmy!

Same a before, but updated to show bank 0 to 7 of the factory presets group version 3.1.

Get the PDF file here

A Xmas message to my fellow Solaris owners. Click on the on/off button!

http://www.chezrossi.net/xmas/solaris/index.html

Sorry Marzzz, but use a sweep generator to check the frequency response envelops of the anti-aliasing filters, and you'll see that there was aliasing indeed.

The stepping issue was also an issue.

Could anyone do a Windows port of this utility? Given that, in my opinion, the preset scheme is not that great to use (impossible to see what's what on the PC), such a utility would be very useful.

Thanks for sharing. There are some excellent patches in there.