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Filed under: Computer Music, Software Synthesizers & Samplers, Virtual Instruments
Patrick McCarthy (Roth Mobot) takes a look at Aegis Sonix: an early software synth for the Amiga.
If you’ve used Sonix or the Amiga for making music, leave a comment with your thoughts!
via gearwire:
Aegis Sonix was cutting edge back in 1984, and it’s even kind of neat now. But does it have Reversi?
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I had great fun with this piece of software way back, and even more fun with it piped through an Alesis Microverb
Anyone remember Synthia?
I used this for years. I had totally forgotten about it! I remember getting it to record to a old tape deck. Drawing the waveforms was amazing fun.
A mac friend of mine saw it and flipped out. More so since I payed $1500 less for my computer and his did little out of the box. Plus all the software was pirated. I do not think I ever saw a boxed piece of software for the amiga! lol
I have seen more Amigas in the garbage than any other computer. Next time I will stop and pick one up. I miss that freaky software!
I remember this software well – thought it was the
most amazing thing ever as an 11 year old.
Things have come along way since then !
Could not imagine that my rig could have even existed
I am still a nerd.
back then.