Sample Loading in PARSEC 3 ?

[marcuswitt]

Now, since EUROPA is capable of importing and resynthesizing custom samples, wouldn’t it be the next logical step to implement that functionality into PARSEC’s additive engine? I mean, PARSEC 2 already contains a bunch of spectrums coming from resynthesized waveforms, such as the Piano. As far as I get it, the basic technology behind PARSEC’s and EUROPA’s ‘engines’ are very similar, i.e. algorithmicly generated additive engines applied and ‘wrapped’ differently in each of both Synths.
I’m not saying that PARSEC 2 isn’t a ‘synth beast’, which it truly is, but I think that this sample loading feature would be a huge step forward. What do you think about it?

[Ahornberg]

Maybe this makes sense. I'm not sure. There's already an audio input in Parsec 2.

[Loque]

Muahhh! Yes... I want that too, maybe even better as it is implemented in Spectra...

[scratchnsnifff]

That would be very much appreciated.
Parsec is a fun synth to work with and having more than one synth that can load a user waveform is fun because each synth can do something totally different. I feel like in the end result it’s less work on their end because they don’t have to provide a ton of wavetables and waveforms

[Ahornberg]

Air Music Loom (a VST) can load samples.

[marcuswitt]

Air Music Loom (a VST) can load samples.

Cool information, even it’s a tiny little bit off-topic. But on the other hand everybody is entitled to have and to voice an opinion and share information. So, thanks for that.

If I’m not mistaken then there are other VSTs too that can resynthesize loaded samples by applying additive synthesis, such as the Image Line HARMOR. And I think and hope that PPH would bring sample loading to PARSEC, which would - so far my own humble point of view - blow HARMOR out of the water. Let’s see what PPH is coming up with. If it’s true what Matthias has said recently then there are some exciting things in the pipeline. Maybe an update of PARSEC? Who knows…

[scratchnsnifff]

Air Music Loom (a VST) can load samples.

Cool information, even it’s a tiny little bit off-topic. But on the other hand everybody is entitled to have and to voice an opinion and share information. So, thanks for that.

If I’m not mistaken then there are other VSTs too that can resynthesize loaded samples by applying additive synthesis, such as the Image Line HARMOR. And I think and hope that PPH would bring sample loading to PARSEC, which would - so far my own humble point of view - blow HARMOR out of the water. Let’s see what PPH is coming up with. If it’s true what Matthias has said recently then there are some exciting things in the pipeline. Maybe an update of PARSEC? Who knows…

I’l have to go read that article again but I thought all he mentioned was improvement under the hood regarding vst performance. Is there any other information that’s made you come to this assumption? I’d be mad excited if parsec got another rework

[Oquasec]

Resynthesis with an additive engine like ogun? nuts.

[marcuswitt]

Cool information, even it’s a tiny little bit off-topic. But on the other hand everybody is entitled to have and to voice an opinion and share information. So, thanks for that.

If I’m not mistaken then there are other VSTs too that can resynthesize loaded samples by applying additive synthesis, such as the Image Line HARMOR. And I think and hope that PPH would bring sample loading to PARSEC, which would - so far my own humble point of view - blow HARMOR out of the water. Let’s see what PPH is coming up with. If it’s true what Matthias has said recently then there are some exciting things in the pipeline. Maybe an update of PARSEC? Who knows…

I’l have to go read that article again but I thought all he mentioned was improvement under the hood regarding vst performance. Is there any other information that’s made you come to this assumption? I’d be mad excited if parsec got another rework

No, unfortunately I neither have any general information nor detailed knowledge about a certain product or product update.

[Ahornberg]

Loom (VST) is a different kind of beast ... but a perfect addition to parsec