help with phoscyon

teknomusic2001 · Post by **teknomusic2001** » Sun Jan 28, 2007 2:24 am

Hi

hope someone

can help me, i just purchased the phoscyon, all there was a few sounds some basses etc, about 22 sounds, are those the only system sounds with this vst or are there any more sounds patches, like pads, sweeps, leads?

if anyone can assit i would be thankfull

Dave

Acidhead · Post by **Acidhead** » Sun Jan 28, 2007 11:40 am

I'm afraid nobody can help you. So you purchased a "uncanny emulation of the classic [...] original Bass Line." As such, it only does "some basses". So which part didn't you get?

teknomusic2001 · Post by **teknomusic2001** » Mon Jan 29, 2007 1:34 am

so it only has a few basses, im surprised there are no patches with a wide range of sounds etc. Do you have the phosyon? Thanks for the reply

ozorg · Post by **ozorg** » Mon Jan 29, 2007 4:01 am

ever heard of the 303

??
dont u check stuff before buying??
rofl ....

teknomusic2001 · Post by **teknomusic2001** » Mon Feb 05, 2007 1:40 am

Yes i have heard of the 303, , and so what if its 303 sounds does not mean that it wont include different patches. and for ur reference i read about this product in computer music so that answers your question

i read about the phoscyon in the magazine

ozorg · Post by **ozorg** » Mon Feb 05, 2007 3:19 am

teknomusic2001 wrote:Yes i have heard of the 303, , and so what if its 303 sounds does not mean that it wont include different patches. and for ur reference i read about this product in computer music so that answers your question i read about the phoscyon in the magazine

doesnt make too much sense to have 1000s of presets for this. just turn the knobs. and most important: keep them moving ...

intrepidtraveller · Post by **intrepidtraveller** » Mon Feb 05, 2007 7:17 am

try pitching the phoscyon up for lead sounds and down for bass sounds. trying putting a bunch next to each other for chords. experiment with the attack... the unit can produces hundreds of facinating timbres that can work in any musical genre.

while the 303 always sounds like a 303, the beauty of the original instrument was that it could always be used in new and interesting contexts.

just like any great instrument, violin, guitar, saxophone, the human voice... the ways one works with the limits of any given instrument is part of the fun in creating new music.