AWESOME
I was deliberating about this for ages but after watching a demo by Sonic Lab I decided to give it a go for the very reasonable price. I am very glad that I did as it is awesome. Running it through Other Desert Cities and Ridgewalk I can get huge drifting pads and soundscapes that give my Wavestate a run for its money. The cold icy spaces that the Wavestate does so well work like magic when you stack it with Streichfetts pads.
The letters simple controls give just the right amount of variation and movement when you add huge delays and especially Ridgewalks wall of sound trickery.
If you like epic pads then this is money well spent. Going to great with my NDLR too.
The letters simple controls give just the right amount of variation and movement when you add huge delays and especially Ridgewalks wall of sound trickery.
If you like epic pads then this is money well spent. Going to great with my NDLR too.
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This IS Streichfett!
I feel like I found my lost Streichfett. If there is a difference between the synth and the plug in, my ear can’t tell. I hope Waldorf makes a Rocket plug in next.
Lush nostalgia
If you’re inspired by the albums of J.-M. Jarre, as I am, you will love this synth. It’s a shortcut to sounds I know from records and have struggled to reproduce. There’s more to it than that: despite the simple interface, this little box can cover a surprising range of sounds. But strings and pads are its strength. I’ve spent a lot of time making string patches on other synths, both hardware and software, and Streichfett does it better than anything I’ve tried. The criticism of its preset system is valid, but the sound and the interface more than make up for it. Thank you, Waldorf, for bringing this synth to iPad and iPhone.
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Works well
Good string machine. Unique sound. Cute interface. Works fine in GarageBand and Loopy. You can save infinite presets. Not difficult at all to figure out.
Almost perfect
Brilliant sounding… but be aware that the preset system is a bit of a nightmare. Luckily, creating your own sounds is ridiculously easy to the point where there’s no real need to even fool around with any presets.
Really cool sounding , and I’m gonna have a lot of fun with this
Really cool sounding , and I’m gonna have a lot of fun with this
