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Pavel
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Posted : Apr 14, 2003 15:23
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Jason (LyTe)
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Posted : Apr 14, 2003 15:53
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Damn! I wanna get my hands on one of those (and an original one, as well, if possible)
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Pavel
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Posted : Apr 14, 2003 16:12
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Should be damn difficult to put the hands on the original, but the VST is not as expensive and space consuming, and also pretty much stable, and user friendly.
Enjoy
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Nomis
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Posted : Apr 14, 2003 18:58
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Pavel
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Posted : Apr 14, 2003 19:03
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That's the secret behind old analog equipment.
Non stability makes it sound fatter.
Notice in todays Virtual analog synths you can find a knob that adds randomness to the sound and adds fatness with it.
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O.zen
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Posted : Apr 14, 2003 21:45
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pav, i think he ment that it get crashed alot's
and i'm pretty sure that crashing dont makes the sound go fatter.
i know that all the sounds was sampled by the hardwere moog and includes alogeritems that based on the real moog features.
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Pavel
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Posted : Apr 14, 2003 22:22
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Should be interesting enough ain't?
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Electronic Mind
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Posted : Apr 14, 2003 22:39
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Hope its better than the steinberg model e. which is a bit shit in my opnion. sounds way to thin and weedy. |
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monno
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Posted : Apr 15, 2003 06:20
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it´s still gonna be far from the originals i guess.
a more adult soft emulation would be creamware´s
minimax check out the samples of it on their page:
www.creamware.com it seems that technology has finally caught up with this classic and even devoted users say that the difference is inaudible.
ofcourse there is the matter of hands on control which another german company has adressed by building a controller with the same design and layout as the original itself, only slightly scaled down. it might not be gotten free off the net, but this is as close as it gets now.
free stuff may be good but it can´t sound like a moog, having said that the softsynth might be a good one on its own.
all hail bob!
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Pavel
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Posted : Apr 17, 2003 20:31
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Well, got my hands on this baby and what can i say?
It sounds great, but too bad that there are no MIDI knob control options, and the UI is very uncomfortable, nothing to compare with Reason here.
But the bass sound is really delicious!
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zio
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Posted : Apr 18, 2003 23:19
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all i can say is: wow!!!!
yam yam gi'mme some!
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psychedalic drugs don't make you crazy,only realise you are one!!!!
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Trip-
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Posted : Apr 19, 2003 14:10
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ok as for the demo, very CPU demanding - all those graphics. Preferably not run it as in real time but to bounce some audio files with it. Too bad.
although those wires are nice to play with.
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Weaver
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Posted : Apr 19, 2003 15:30
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I HAVE the program, full and working, and i can tell ya - AMAZING!!!
CPU demending, i agree, but hell! works 100% good, no problems, good quality sound-banks of great people.. what can i say...
and it looks cool 2.. brings u back to the lats 60's-early 70' ...  |
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