Creamware Noah - Versionsgeschichte

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Moogulator am 7. Januar 2007 um 20:27 Uhr

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	Noah Info http://www.sequencer.de/syns/creamware/Noah.html		Noah Info http://www.sequencer.de/syns/creamware/Noah.html
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Moogulator am 7. Januar 2007 um 17:10 Uhr

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	Although the synthesizer is sounding really good and has a fascinating architecture, it might be just a collectors item today.		Although the synthesizer is sounding really good and has a fascinating architecture, it might be just a collectors item today.

			*Continued the [[Creamware]] Technology in the [[ASB]] Series [[Prodyssey]], [[Minimax]], [[Pro12]] which were in fact the listed Synths as one Box but with knobs or as a rack called [[Klangbox]]

	Noah Info http://www.sequencer.de/syns/creamware/Noah.html		Noah Info http://www.sequencer.de/syns/creamware/Noah.html

Moogulator am 7. Januar 2007 um 17:07 Uhr

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	As the machine is EOL, no further plugins will be programmed, and CreamWare published all available plugins without the need of a license key, so every Noah owner can use those plugins. As of today, the following plugins exist for the Noah:		As the machine is EOL, no further plugins will be programmed, and CreamWare published all available plugins without the need of a license key, so every Noah owner can use those plugins. As of today, the following plugins exist for the Noah:

	* Profit5 - a [[Sequential Circuits]] [[~~Prophet 5~~]] emulation		* Profit5 - a [[Sequential Circuits]] [[Prophet5]] emulation
	* EDS8i - a vintage analog drum		* EDS8i - a vintage analog drum
	* Prodyssey - an [[ARP]] [[Odyssey]] emulation		* Prodyssey - an [[ARP]] [[Odyssey]] emulation

Moogulator am 7. Januar 2007 um 17:05 Uhr

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	Although the synthesizer is sounding really good and has a fascinating architecture, it might be just a collectors item today.		Although the synthesizer is sounding really good and has a fascinating architecture, it might be just a collectors item today.


			Noah Info http://www.sequencer.de/syns/creamware/Noah.html

MIK am 7. Januar 2007 um 17:02 Uhr

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The [[Creamware]] Noah was a successless Synthesizer which should bring together the best of the two world - hardware and software synthesizers. It is a 19" 2U box featuring 6 or 11 AD SHARC DSPs. This box wasn't a static synthesizer you have to take as it is, but it was a platform where synthesizer plugins could be installed. Those software synthesizers were based on the SCOPE platform plugins, in fact, the Noah is a small [[SCOPE]] platform as a standalone unit.

The market success of this synthesizer was way below the expectations, which led Creamware to the decision to greate a last edition of 111 units called the "Noah EX Final Edition", which were sold for 1.111 EUR per unit. Even today, one may occasionally hit one of those units in a store, maybe even for 990 EUR today.

As the machine is EOL, no further plugins will be programmed, and CreamWare published all available plugins without the need of a license key, so every Noah owner can use those plugins. As of today, the following plugins exist for the Noah:

* Profit5 - a [[Sequential Circuits]] [[Prophet 5]] emulation
* EDS8i - a vintage analog drum
* Prodyssey - an [[ARP]] [[Odyssey]] emulation
* Six-String - a guitar modeling synthesizer
* Vectron - a vector synthesizer, maybe inspired by the [[Korg]] [[Wavestation]]

The following plugins were included in the base system:

* B-2003 - the emulation of the classic [[Hammond]] [[B3]] [[Organ]]
* Lightwave - a [[wavetable]] based synthesizer
* Minimax - emulation of the well-known [[Moog]] [[Minimoog]]
* Vectron Player - stripped version of the Vectron plugin
* Pro-One - [[SCI]] [[Pro-One]] emulation, this was developed together with [[Wine Country]]

The device was available in 2 versions, the Noah, featuring 6 DSPs and the Noah EX with 11 DSPs, doubling the computing performance. In other aspects, the units were identical.

The 2U enclosure of the Noah contains a standard ATX power supply to feed all the electronics, as inputs and outputs, it features USB 1.1, optical audio with selectable 8 channel [[ADAT]] or 2 channel [[S/PDIF]] protocol, a [[wordclock]] connector was also present besides 2 channel analog input and 2 channel analog output. On the front, several buttons and rotaty encoders surround a large 2x40 characters LCD and a compact flash slot to store plugins and data.

Although the synthesizer is sounding really good and has a fascinating architecture, it might be just a collectors item today.