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On 2005-10-19 09:15, erminardi wrote:
Wavelenght's synths are amazing for me: something close to the real thing!!!
Deep basses and as-real sweeping filters
And cheap

On 2005-10-19 19:25, RichElam wrote:
Wow, the wavelength stuff sounds great! The mp3s do anyway; i haven't downloaded the demo versions yet. If they are as good as the sample mp3s, I'm going to buy the whole package.

there are also old sytnhs from wavelength for free on the net, I love all of these.
They are often labeled as "Hummel".

Sadly the old free stuff from Hummel was linked to the old Wavelength site, and now the links are broken.
If anyone has one of these stuff in old backups, please, reshare it:

Found:
+ Hummel transfusion filterbank (link below)
+ Hummel plasma drumbox (link below)
+ Hummel mutant (link below)
+ Hummel gemini WT (link below)
+ Hummel gemini PD (link below)
+ Hummel Coma a Juno based Synth (link below)
+ Hummel Avalon Euro (link below)
+ Hummel Plastic (link below)
+ Wavelength Tubeflute http://www.planetz2.de/pz2/pulsar/devic ... %20v_1.ZIP
+ Miniscope Hummel http://212.118.217.5/Files/miniscopeWE.zip
+ Minimod Hummel http://www.planetz.com/forums/viewtopic ... forum=16&0
+ Bluesynth Hummel 1 and 2 http://www.planetz.com/forums/viewtopic ... 0&forum=16
+ DrumVox Hummel http://www.planetz.com/forums/viewtopic ... orum=16&14
+ Juicer Hummel http://www.planetz.com/forums/viewtopic ... forum=16&0
+ Thrust Hummel http://www.planetz.com/forums/viewtopic ... 0&forum=16
+ Wavelength Themid http://www.planetz.com/forums/viewtopic ... forum=16&0
+ Wavelength Dub Sub 1&2 http://www.planetz.com/forums/viewtopic ... forum=16&9
+ Wavelength Inferno Mod http://www.planetz.com/forums/viewtopic ... forum=16&3
+ Wavelength LO Fi synth http://www.planetz.com/forums/viewtopic ... forum=16&2
+ Wavelength Mixmaster http://212.118.217.5/Files/mixmaster.zip
+ wavelength dope http://212.118.217.5/Files/dope_v1.zip

Not found:
- Hummel Sunburn & sunburn max (maybe not free)
- Hummel plastic Too (maybe not free)
- Hummel Drumsynth (maybe not free)
- Wavelength Soaker (maybe not free)

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: erminardi on 2005-10-21 11:49 ]</font>

http://www.djmicron.org/hummelstuff.rar

the bluesynth hummel, the miniscope hummel and the miniscope we.

Thanks a lot!!! =)
Grazie mille!!! =)

I don't think that is against Wavelength, it was "ancient" amazing free stuff...

Howewer, I really LOVE Wavelength's commercial devices!!! (I've now tryed only the demos)SparC is my next buy, guarantee

Hummelstuff.rar contains:

BlueSynth hummel.dev
miniscope hummel_v_1_0.dev
miniscope WE.dev


<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: erminardi on 2005-10-21 11:39 ]</font>

Wavelength plastic too http://212.118.217.5/Files/plastic_too.zip

Wavelength Microkit http://212.118.217.5/Files/mikrokit.zip

Wavelength Avalon2 http://212.118.217.5/Files/avalon2.zip

Wavelength Avalon http://212.118.217.5/Files/avalon.zip

Wavelength Sunburn Max! http://212.118.217.5/Files/sunburn%20ma ... o.dev..dev

These was ancient demos that seems to be fully functional in SCOPE 4.0 (but a little instable in my system now. Tell me if U experience same crashes, maybe they works stable only in old Scope OS. Thanks)

Some new problems under Scope 4.5, here: http://www.planetz.com/forums/viewtopic ... t=0#139305

I still use the 3.1 software. The Wavelength synths are terrific. The fact that he made his synths free is a real committment to the Scope/Pulsar environment. His versions of stock Pulsar synths have better, smoother filters and should replace the ones you get when you buy a card. I wish he made the EZ synth better. I hopes he's listening.

Chris

On 2006-03-19 13:30, ElectronicaDub wrote:
...The fact that he made his synths free is a real committment to the Scope/Pulsar environment. ...

I think I've read something like that recently, too - yet it should not go unmentioned (for the 'later' Scopers) that most of the devices like Avalon, Gemini, Plasma, Plastic, etc were not intended as free synths originally.

They were released as Shareware for $30 each (or something like that) and didn't require a credit card or huge transfer fees for payment.

But they weren't even worth this small amount to the vast majority of downloaders.
Not that I want to warm up an old story, but THIS is how reality looks on this platform - and obviously it's the rule, not the exception.

Stephen's musical career seems to have made significant progress since then, so hopefully he's busy with other things - though I (as a confessing DX fan) would have loved to hear his version of a 6-Op FM synth (which he once mentioned)...

sorry for the rant, Tom