John Bowen Synth Design

More NAMM09 Solaris goodness:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BArO-HWzm4o

We're having some fun over on KSS discussing the Solaris as well...

http://acapella.harmony-central.com/for ... ?t=2224270

I wondered if Sonic State had done an interview this time around.

Go John!

BTW - all the Solaris pics I took at NAMM09 are here:
http://www.carbon111.com/solaris/namm09

marzzz wrote:The China Joy Keyboard company didn't know what hit them....

...I felt kind of sorry for them.

Looking sweet, John!

Thanks John for linking the tunes I did with the Solaris prototype! I just wanted to add that on both occasions I only had limited time with the Solaris so the patches arent as "perfect" as I would have liked...this is more a problem of my lack of time with the instrument rather than with ...

I like the look of that too...as long as all the vertical lines and angled lines are removed.

All excellent news, John!

Really looking forward to hearing all about it!

Does anybody know how the Solaris compares with this other mega-synth? Cute. Seeing as I played and programmed the Solaris for three days straight, there's no doubt regarding the physicality of the Solaris versus the Sage. Each time I've had the pleasure of playing the Solaris, the O.S. has been mo...

No problems, John. We want the Solaris to be the best it possibly can. That's well worth the wait.

I tend to agree. Pair this up with a Rompler/Sampler and you've pretty much got everything covered.

John, those really sound wonderful!

I look forward to more

Sounds real good, John!

I can hardly wait to lay my hands on one of these! I've got a spot in the studio all ready for it, right next to the Oasys and right underneath the Minimoog.

Congrats on the new beast, John! I can hardly wait.

And welcome vack from Germany...

Sorry Poor example, i guess i mean being able to create rich texture's and pads that are of much higher sound quality then hardware rompler's ,and most current synth's. I get the feeling the Solaris is going to really excel at those type of sounds - the loopable 8-point envelopes assigned to oscill...