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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90rXq0UHPgA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=js0IU8s2K_I
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Read more at www.pluginboutique.comCinebient wrote:Synthman2000 wrote:"Bazille wouldn't keep up with the body of the Moog"
Can we presume you have demo'd The Legend. It is not a synth I own but it is supposedly the best Moog emulator out there. Probably grea at bass and just add your favourite flavour of any 100's of saturators/distortion that exists.
It´s not the best anymore....sorry
Synthman2000 wrote:Cinebient wrote:Synthman2000 wrote:"Bazille wouldn't keep up with the body of the Moog"
Can we presume you have demo'd The Legend. It is not a synth I own but it is supposedly the best Moog emulator out there. Probably grea at bass and just add your favourite flavour of any 100's of saturators/distortion that exists.
It´s not the best anymore....sorry
No need to be sorryBut what is the best Moog VSTi in your opinion. I was not aware of any new comers to market and thought the general consensus on KVR was that it is pretty much nailed in The Legend.
M4lte wrote:In fact it doens't have to be a Moog Emu - can be anything, just needs to be dirty, crunchy and screaming when pushed.
pdxindy wrote:M4lte wrote:In fact it doens't have to be a Moog Emu - can be anything, just needs to be dirty, crunchy and screaming when pushed.
In that case try RePro
It's not a Moog emulation but rather Pro One and Prophet 5. It grinds and growls and screams and cries... It sounds utterly gorgeous!
Bug Music wrote:Well... I might get slammed here, because it doesn't seem to get a whole lot of love 'round these parts, but I find AIR's Vacuum Pro to be very useful for that type of stuff.
It's not an emulation of any particular hardware AFAIK, but does really nail that general vibe IMHO.
If you look around, it's always on sale somewhere for between $1 and $39, but if you can score a back issue of Computer Music magazine from January there was a code to redeem and download a free copy.
The only downside is it does use iLok, and I know that's a put off for a lot of folks, but you don't need the USB dongle and you can authorize on your computer with iLok software only.
- Jay
audiot wrote:Stephan Bodzin is mainly using the Sub37. There are a few good tutorials how to get that bodzin sound, even with sylenth1 and arturias moog. As additional dirtyfiers I can recommend SDDR by Klanghelm and WOW2 by Sugar Bytes ... download the demo and just turn up the "hyperbolic"-knob on the init-preset ...... very underrated product. WOW2 is one of the most analogue sounding fx ... maybe the best for warm analogue distortion and filter.
Examigan wrote:Here are 4 famous plugins playing the same low note, and with a little bit of their distortion turned up...but not much really.
I tried to make each one pretty much close to each other in their sound... but it is tough, because each synth is different of course. I started with the Initialized preset with each plugin. There's a weird artifact from Soundcloud at about 8 seconds that wasn't in my file...from their "compression" I guess.
https://soundcloud.com/examigan/4-synths
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