I love it, despite a few flaws (what rompler DOESN'T have issues?!) Oh yeah, and unlike most other romplers, these samples don't have vibrato in them (the recorder has SOME, but not enough to really be noticeable in a mix), so you won't run into any weird vibrato problems when you move from one note to the next. Now I say that never having used a hardware Sound Canvas itself, but having about two of them (SC55 and SC88) sampled and growing up hearing these sounds on the SNES, PSX and countless other systems. Really, a lot of people will disagree with me on this, but the old Sound Canvases don't have anything on the new SD/Hyper Canvas models as far as overall sound quality goes. This is the Sound Canvas sound I love so much and grew up with as a kid. Now the good news! This thing is truly a beauty.
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First the bad news: the recorder patch goes out of tune when you adjust the attack, the shakuhachi goes out of tune when you hold a note down longer than 4 seconds, and the attacks of some of the woodwind instruments sound REALLY unnatural if you adjust their attacks, to the point where making adjustments is useless (I work around this through automation, which actually makes the sound more useful.) Some of the knob values can go into the negatives (they begin at 0), which is kind of awkward at first when you want to tweak vibrato or something, but I got used to it really quickly.īEAUTIFUL! Well.
It's just a simple rompler, so you shouldn't have any trouble getting around this thing. This synth simply rocks if you're into oldschool rompler sounds usually found in video games. The Hyper Canvas is, in a word, awesome, and it stays true to the Sound Canvas name. I love the sound, I love the usability, and I love the concept. Okay, I'm a huge fan of the Sound Canvas line of synths.
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