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Hello from April 2019

it means there is a lead weight attached to the underside of each key.
'synth action' usually implies no weights.
'full weighted' is piano action eg. 88-key synths/clavinovas

i agree with you completely.
i use an alesis qs6.1 as a midi controller (synth action semi-weight) because i am too clumsy on anything else.

automat.
3 wavetable/granular/analog oscillators, 2 multimode filters, 5 distortion types, 14 multistage modulation envelope/lfos, filtered delay, free.......................

download/sound examples:
http://www.alphakanal.de:4356/

yay three posts.

apparently my post was uploaded 3 times.

http://sonictransfer.com/ableton-live-s ... p?file=241

i throw up in my mouth when i switch back to the default skin.

http://www.tweakbench.com/

ritual is a bass synth, but some of the others may be useful as well.
monomate might work using a sine or triangle wave.

if you're using a mac, i recommend Automat.
http://www.alphakanal.de:4356/

He does almost all of his automation live and it's mind blowing.

he is playing his CDs back on a dual CD deck through a DJ mixer.
occasionally he crossfades 2 tracks together or applies some of the cheap built-in effects.
i suppose the show would be great if you kept your eyes closed.

anyone care to share their experience with the Orchestral Strings instruments?
(cpu/memory performance, playability, sound/patch quality)

i am running one with a 1GHz G4 powerbook, so i can give you a worst case perspective.
what would you like to know specifically?

drag a folder onto the save dialog window.