Arturia Mini-Moog V Demo
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Vasshu the humanoid typhoon
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Sounds pretty good
Sounds pretty good
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I've got this software and I dont think you really did much to showcase what it can do to be perfectly honest.
I really do love Arturia's Arp 2600 though. that thing is just sick in terms of modulation and full rack modular madness
GeForce has a minimoog thats worth checking out as well, probalby the warmest and most organic sounding VST I've played
I've got this software and I dont think you really did much to showcase what it can do to be perfectly honest.
I really do love Arturia's Arp 2600 though. that thing is just sick in terms of modulation and full rack modular madness
GeForce has a minimoog thats worth checking out as well, probalby the warmest and most organic sounding VST I've played
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TrippyVinylologist
Re: Arturia Mini-Moog V Demo
I have a Steinberg mini moog vst and it was the first moog vst many years ago, in hindsight it sucks. Soft synths really sound good now.
I have a Steinberg mini moog vst and it was the first moog vst many years ago, in hindsight it sucks.
Soft synths really sound good now.
cream123
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Re: Arturia Mini-Moog V Demo
you know what? you are absolutely right. I just kinda made a clip and called it a demo. :smack:
I'll mess with it some more.
you know what? you are absolutely right. I just kinda made a clip and called it a demo. :smack:
I'll mess with it some more.
Vasshu the humanoid typhoon
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That is Millsart for you...always a shining ray of pure happiness
That is Millsart for you...always a shining ray of pure happiness
Re: Arturia Mini-Moog V Demo
Wasn't meant to be negative or disrespectful, just that I got the impression he made the clip to show what the software can do, as he called it a demo and provided a link to the products homepage.
Having that software myself, and knowing it is in fact a really excellent sounding synth, I think that if you want to show it off, theres a wide range of sounds it can product and the "demo" wasn't a good representative of it.
If you like the Moog by the way, also check out Korg's MS20 VST, its a little older but its one very distinct and great sounding VST.
Actually one of my favorites for bass and cutting leads as it sounds a bit different than the rather common Moog basses sounds. Its got a cool archietecture that allows for both LPF and HPF filters at the same time and some excellent modulation paths.
I remember that Steinberg one by the way, Model-E, About 6 years ago I thought it was pretty cool but yeah, by todays standards is awful.
A few of the older ones still sound pretty cool to this day like Absynth or FM7, even the very old NI Prophet53 isn't half bad.
VST technology has certainly come a long long way though from crude PCM sample playback devices like the Roland jp8000 and similar
That is Millsart for you...always a shining ray of pure happiness
Wasn't meant to be negative or disrespectful, just that I got the impression he made the clip to show what the software can do, as he called it a demo and provided a link to the products homepage.
Having that software myself, and knowing it is in fact a really excellent sounding synth, I think that if you want to show it off, theres a wide range of sounds it can product and the "demo" wasn't a good representative of it.
If you like the Moog by the way, also check out Korg's MS20 VST, its a little older but its one very distinct and great sounding VST.
Actually one of my favorites for bass and cutting leads as it sounds a bit different than the rather common Moog basses sounds. Its got a cool archietecture that allows for both LPF and HPF filters at the same time and some excellent modulation paths.
I remember that Steinberg one by the way, Model-E, About 6 years ago I thought it was pretty cool but yeah, by todays standards is awful.
A few of the older ones still sound pretty cool to this day like Absynth or FM7, even the very old NI Prophet53 isn't half bad.
VST technology has certainly come a long long way though from crude PCM sample playback devices like the Roland jp8000 and similar
innerdreamrecords.co
TrippyVinylologist
Re: Arturia Mini-Moog V Demo
That's the one. I still use it once in a great while with a lot of effects on it to help it out.
That's the one. I still use it once in a great while with a lot of effects on it to help it out.
Frantic_Rock
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Re: Arturia Mini-Moog V Demo
Thats cool. nice beats. sounds like computer game music.
Reminds me of music i hear when a little utility comes up to generate a CD key. LOL!!
Thats cool. nice beats. sounds like computer game music.
Reminds me of music i hear when a little utility comes up to generate a CD key. LOL!!
Re: Arturia Mini-Moog V Demo
The Axiom's a great controller, I've got the 61 key version and love it
I'd suggest spending a few bucks more for at least 49 keys though. 25 is really annoying as your always having to transpose things up and down
Its a little confusing at first to get into but you can really do some cool stuff with that KB and a DAW
all your transport controls right from the keyboard as well as assigning track faders
and then you can have the drum pads set to one channel, and the keys to another etc
Those pads are great though for playing some beats, so much easier than using the keys
What else is nice is you can save all your setups, so you can make one preset for recording and tracking, and then another for synths etc
Hands down the best bang for the buck on market, though that Akai one looks pretty sweet as well but its $499 so a bit to epxensive for me
The Axiom's a great controller, I've got the 61 key version and love it
I'd suggest spending a few bucks more for at least 49 keys though. 25 is really annoying as your always having to transpose things up and down
Its a little confusing at first to get into but you can really do some cool stuff with that KB and a DAW
all your transport controls right from the keyboard as well as assigning track faders
and then you can have the drum pads set to one channel, and the keys to another etc
Those pads are great though for playing some beats, so much easier than using the keys
What else is nice is you can save all your setups, so you can make one preset for recording and tracking, and then another for synths etc
Hands down the best bang for the buck on market, though that Akai one looks pretty sweet as well but its $499 so a bit to epxensive for me
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