Diva vs Analogue - a real world test
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- KVRAF
- 10260 posts since 19 Feb, 2004 from Paris
The Laser Harp sound original preset can be found on the Elka Synthex, and has been used by JMJ.
There are some Elka Synthex emulations, for those who could be interested.
There are some Elka Synthex emulations, for those who could be interested.
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- KVRAF
- 21196 posts since 8 Oct, 2014
Question. Haven't tried this but can the XILS Syn'X 2 do a lazer harp?Lotuzia wrote:The Laser Harp sound original preset can be found on the Elka Synthex, and has been used by JMJ.
There are some Elka Synthex emulations, for those who could be interested.
- KVRAF
- 11093 posts since 16 Mar, 2003 from Porto - Portugal
Isn't it an emulation of the Synthex? What would you think?wagtunes wrote:Question. Haven't tried this but can the XILS Syn'X 2 do a lazer harp?Lotuzia wrote:The Laser Harp sound original preset can be found on the Elka Synthex, and has been used by JMJ.
There are some Elka Synthex emulations, for those who could be interested.
Fernando (FMR)
- KVRAF
- 21196 posts since 8 Oct, 2014
Yeah, I would think but since I'm not familiar with the hardware synth (actually never even heard of it before Syn'X came out) I just wanted to make sure it was an exact replica and capable of doing everything the hardware synth could do. Some software emulations, as I'm sure you know, aren't 100% faithful to their hardware counterparts. Look at ImpOSCar 2 as an example. That isn't an exact replica at all.fmr wrote:Isn't it an emulation of the Synthex? What would you think?wagtunes wrote:Question. Haven't tried this but can the XILS Syn'X 2 do a lazer harp?Lotuzia wrote:The Laser Harp sound original preset can be found on the Elka Synthex, and has been used by JMJ.
There are some Elka Synthex emulations, for those who could be interested.
- KVRAF
- 13212 posts since 16 Feb, 2005 from Kingston, Jamaica
We really are a wonderfully diverse species, us humans. That sound wouldn't even have gotten a favourite or a one star rating for me....and I am sure many of my favourites and five stars wouldn't impressed some folks.wagtunes wrote:It has always been one of my favorite subtractive sounds next to formant sounds which I always thought were kind of cool and sorely lacking in early analog synths.Urs wrote:Hehehe, for some people this is the holy grail of subtractive synthesis.zvenx wrote:Thanks Wagtunes, I too didn't have a clue what it was or sounded like, and after the suspense of 29 seconds in the video, I was expecting well.........to each their own..one man's meat is another man's poison..
rsp
sound sculptist
- KVRAF
- 11093 posts since 16 Mar, 2003 from Porto - Portugal
I never had or touched the original OSCar, but I would guess that Imposcar 2 can do anything the OSCar did and much more (actually, that was already the case with the Imposcar 1, which was always my favourite from G-Force).wagtunes wrote:Yeah, I would think but since I'm not familiar with the hardware synth (actually never even heard of it before Syn'X came out) I just wanted to make sure it was an exact replica and capable of doing everything the hardware synth could do. Some software emulations, as I'm sure you know, aren't 100% faithful to their hardware counterparts. Look at ImpOSCar 2 as an example. That isn't an exact replica at all.fmr wrote:Isn't it an emulation of the Synthex? What would you think?wagtunes wrote:Question. Haven't tried this but can the XILS Syn'X 2 do a lazer harp?Lotuzia wrote:The Laser Harp sound original preset can be found on the Elka Synthex, and has been used by JMJ.
There are some Elka Synthex emulations, for those who could be interested.
The same applies to Syn'X vs the Synthex. It can do way more, but certainly is able to emulate anything the Synthex could do. And to answer directly your question, yes, the Laser Harp patch is there.
Fernando (FMR)
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- KVRAF
- 6168 posts since 26 Sep, 2003 from right here, as you can see ...
same guess here.JerGoertz wrote:A is the OB8
B is Diva
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- KVRAF
- 10260 posts since 19 Feb, 2004 from Paris
Actually, you dont need the Syn'x 2 to emulate the Synthex and Laser Harp sound. The much more affordable MiniSyn'X is enough, and can do a lot more as well. If you want a full polytimbral Synthex, with more than 40 oscillators, 8 different filters, 24 envelopes and tons of LFOs etc to make a lead, or incredibly deep and/or complex pads, etc then Syn'X 2 is your friend. Btw Xils new odf PWM/Sync algorythm is used for the sounds of the Laser Harp type.fmr wrote:I never had or touched the original OSCar, but I would guess that Imposcar 2 can do anything the OSCar did and much more (actually, that was already the case with the Imposcar 1, which was always my favourite from G-Force).wagtunes wrote:Yeah, I would think but since I'm not familiar with the hardware synth (actually never even heard of it before Syn'X came out) I just wanted to make sure it was an exact replica and capable of doing everything the hardware synth could do. Some software emulations, as I'm sure you know, aren't 100% faithful to their hardware counterparts. Look at ImpOSCar 2 as an example. That isn't an exact replica at all.fmr wrote:Isn't it an emulation of the Synthex? What would you think?wagtunes wrote:Question. Haven't tried this but can the XILS Syn'X 2 do a lazer harp?Lotuzia wrote:The Laser Harp sound original preset can be found on the Elka Synthex, and has been used by JMJ.
There are some Elka Synthex emulations, for those who could be interested.
The same applies to Syn'X vs the Synthex. It can do way more, but certainly is able to emulate anything the Synthex could do. And to answer directly your question, yes, the Laser Harp patch is there.
http://www.lelotusbleu.fr Synth Presets
77 Exclusive Soundbanks for 23 synths, 8 Sound Designers, Hours of audio Demos. The Sound you miss might be there
77 Exclusive Soundbanks for 23 synths, 8 Sound Designers, Hours of audio Demos. The Sound you miss might be there
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- KVRAF
- 6168 posts since 26 Sep, 2003 from right here, as you can see ...
please, by all means - tell me... i'm constantly learning...zvenx wrote:Should I tell the Sound Designer legend or should we keep him in suspense?
rsp
and no, i for sure won't read 54 pages just to find out that there' s no answer posted yet...
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- KVRAF
- 13212 posts since 16 Feb, 2005 from Kingston, Jamaica
A was Diva and B was the OB-8.
Like you I was very surprised.
He did post... then we spent the next 20 minutes arguing over spike/anomalies on a graph
rsp
Like you I was very surprised.
He did post... then we spent the next 20 minutes arguing over spike/anomalies on a graph
rsp
sound sculptist
- KVRAF
- 13212 posts since 16 Feb, 2005 from Kingston, Jamaica
And now that Diva is much more optimized than when you did some of the original Factory Banks, would love to have a bank from you of Diva that one can purchase.zvenx wrote:A was Diva and B was the OB-8.
Like you I was very surprised.
He did post... then we spent the next 20 minutes arguing over spike/anomalies on a graph
rsp
rsp
sound sculptist
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- KVRAF
- 6168 posts since 26 Sep, 2003 from right here, as you can see ...
just shows how unnecessary the comparsion between digital and analog is nowadays.zvenx wrote:A was Diva and B was the OB-8.
Like you I was very surprised.
He did post... then we spent the next 20 minutes arguing over spike/anomalies on a graph
rsp
right now i have a minimoog here, which i need to do consulting conceptual design for a company that wants to clone it - they're already so close with the software, that, if there are differences, you wouldn't be able to know which one is which - not to speak of the fact, that if i would have a second minimoog for comparsion right here, the difference might be bigger than the difference to the digital emulation...
so imo, the users who do not know real analog for 30 years like i do, must be convinced, that in most _usual_ soundrealms of "normal" analogs, they have already software equivalents that are so close or even better, that for them analog would be disapointing.
i once had 3 minimoogs, and i know why i sold them. you'd be surprised, how clean and stable the oscs and the filter actually are - you'd probably would expect way more mojo form the original and be quite disapointed... not to speak of the quirks that a lot of analogs have that you always would love to get rid of... f.e. the envs in the minimoog don`t closely do what you would want in certain circumstances - the memory effect kills all predictability and every keystroke, depending how d´fast the playrate of these are, make the filter env do completely different things, which really is _not_ desirable...
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- KVRAF
- 6168 posts since 26 Sep, 2003 from right here, as you can see ...
we'll see...zvenx wrote:And now that Diva is much more optimized than when you did some of the original Factory Banks, would love to have a bank from you of Diva that one can purchase.
rsp
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- KVRian
- 1487 posts since 14 Jul, 2013 from Sweden