NAMM 2012 John Bowen Solaris synth

[SoundsAndGear]

@flux302 exactly, we bring that different angle, really finding out about the gear when we can! Good stuff bro

[davebellamy]

Dear John, you made exactly the right decision to make this amazing synthesizer 10 note polyphonic and keep the sample rate at ultra-high 96 kHz for top sound quality. I've got only 10 fingers!

[BeatsAndGuitars]

Yeah...flux for sounds and gear...I like the way that sounds lol...I wanna say EXCELLENT work to both of you guys...the Namm coverage was off the hook!

[beautifulmicia]

Looks as though John was also sampling the beer while working in Germany. To get the benefit out of 96 kHz, you will need top end converters and electronics throughout the entire chain. It is also entirely digital and so may loose some of the warmth at a higher frequency. To my ears, 48 kHz and a cheaper price tag would be beneficial.

[SoundsAndGear]

@JonMuro1 people love to complain man :), we had fun and we just try to share some of our experience in a real way. thanks for the comment fam!

[SoundsAndGear]

@OrpheusProduction I feel ya man, it seems everyone does it, but this one in particular does have some new stuff too :) But I do hear ya man, with all the tech, synths should be pushing new boundries!

[SoundsAndGear]

@OrpheusProduction well, this can do the old school stuff as well as totally new stuff, I would call that progress :)

[SoundsAndGear]

@joshtits he has quite a bit of videos up, and it's his synth, I'm sure he knows how to use it :)

[SoundsAndGear]

@Uprightest indeed, thanks fam, we tried to go in hard lol

[nekkron]

@flux302 Word up to that. I had to force myself back on occasions because people don't give a shit. They just push up on you even though they see you filming an interview. So I would fall back on them lol. They moved.

[electronicfury]

@joshtits Doesn't know how to use use this synth, lol! You might want to google "John Bowen"