Short list of famous old school synths etc, which have been emulated as a virtual instrument?
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 4278 posts since 14 Nov, 2008 from UK
Which of these has a virtual clone?
Here's the very short list!
ACCESS
Virus A
Virus B
Virus KB
Virus Rack ACCESS Indigo
Virus TDM
Indigo 2
Indigo TDM
Virus C
Virus KC
Virus Rack XL
ARP
2500
2600 (Blue Meanie) 2600 (Grey Meanie)
Odyssey 1
Pro-Soloist
Odyssey 2
Explorer
Solina String Ensemble Axxe
Little Brother
Omni 1
Solina String Synthesizer
Odyssey 3
Sequencer Avatar
Omni 2
Pro/DGX Quadra
2600 (Orange+Black) Quartet
ARP Solus
CASIO
VL-Tone
VL-1
CT-101
CZ-101
CZ-1000
CZ-5000
SK-1
AZ-1
CZ-1
CZ-230S
CZ-3000
RZ-1
FZ-1
VZ-1
E-MU
Audity E-MU
Emulator I
Drumulator Emulator II SP-12
Emulator III
SP-1200 Emax Emax II
Proteus E-MU Proteus 2 Orchestral Proteus 3 World
Morpheus
Procussion
Vintage Keys ESI-32
Proteus FX
Orbit 9090 Carnaval
Planet Phatt Audity 2000
ESI-4000 B-3
ESI-2000
Proteus 2000 E-MU Mo'Phatt
Planet Earth
Virtuoso 2000
Xtreme Lead-1 MK-6 Mo'Phatt Keys
MP-7
Orbit 3
PK-6 Proteus Keys
Proteus 2500
XK-6 Xtreme Keys
XL-7 Proteus 1000
Vintage Pro
ENSONIQ
MIRAGE
ESQ-1
EPS
SQ-80 VFX
ENSONIQ EPS-16
SD-1
ASR-10
ASR-X ASR-Pro
FIZMO
ZR-76
HALO
KORG
MiniKorg 700s 900PS Preset Synthesizer
MaxiKorg 800dv
Synthe Bass SB100 770
MiniPops 35
M500 MicroPreset
PS-3100
PS-3200
PS-3300 MS-10
MS-20
MS-50
SQ-10
VC-10 Vocoder Delta
KR-55
Lambda ES-50
Sigma
SM-20
KORG Trident (mk1) Mono/Poly
PolySix
X-911 KPR-77
KR-55 B
Poly-61
Trident (mk II) Poly-800
EX-800
Poly-61M
Poly-800mkII
RK-100 DDM-110
DVP-1
DW-6000
DW-8000
EX-8000
DDD-1
DSS-1
SQ-8
SQD-1 707
DDD-5
DS-8
M1 M1R
M1R EX
KORG Wavestation 01/W
01/Wfd
Wavestation AD
Wavestation EX
Wavestation SR X3
Prophecy
Trinity
Z1
ElecTribe EA-1
ElecTribe ER-1
Triton KORG ElecTribe ES-1
MS-2000 ElecTribe EM-1
KARMA microKORG
Triton LE Electribe-MX
Electribe-SX
microKONTROL Legacy Collection
LINN
LINN Linn LM-1
LinnDrum
Linn 9000
MOOG
Minimoog
Modular Systems
Satellite
Sonic 6 Micromoog
Minitmoog
Polymoog Taurus I
Multimoog
Polymoog Keyboard
Prodigy
Taurus II
Vocoder MOOG Opus-3
Concertmate MG-1
Liberation
Rogue
Source
Memorymoog
EtherWave Theremin
moogerfooger 101
moogerfooger 102 moogerfooger 103 MOOG moogerfooger CP-251
moogerfooger 104
Minimoog Voyager
Little Phatty
OBERHEIM
SEM 2 Voice
4 Voice
8 Voice OB-1
Mini Sequencer
OB-X OBERHEIM DMX
OB-SX DSX
OB-Xa DX OB-8 Matrix 12
Prommer
Xpander Matrix 6 OB-Xk DPX1
Matrix 1000
Strummer
Echoplex Digital Pro
OB-Mx
OBERHEIM OB-12
PPG
PPG
PPG Wave 2
PPG Realizer
ROLAND
RE-201
SH-1000
SH-2000
TR-66
SH-3a
SH-5
System 100 RS-202
System 700 GR-500 CR-68
CR-78
RS-505 Paraphonic
SH-1
SH-2
SH-7
Jupiter 4
ProMars MRS-2
RS-09
SVC-350 Vocoder
System 100m
VP-330 Vocoder ROLAND Boss DR-55
CR-8000
Saturn 09
SH-09 Jupiter 8
TR-808 Juno-6
Juno-60
TB-303
TR-606
CMU-800
CMU-810
Jupiter 6
JX-3P
MC-202
MKS-30
SH-101 GR-700
HS-60
Juno-106
MKS-80
MSQ-700
TR-909 Axis
JX-8P
MKS-7
MKS-70
TR-707
TR-727
Alpha Juno 1
Alpha Juno 2
JX-10
MC-500
S-10
S-50
TR-505 D-50
D-550
MKS-50
MT-32
S-220
S-330
TR-626 D-10
D-110
D-20
MC-300
MC-500 mkII
PR-100
U-110 R-8
U-20
ROLAND D-70
MC-50
U-220
JD-800
R-8
JV-80
JV-880
MC-50 mkII
R-70 JD-990 JV-1080
JV-90
XP-10 XP-50 Boss SYB-3
Boss VT-1
JP-8000
MC-303
XP-60
XP-80 JV-2080 AX-1
JP-8080
JX-305
MC-505
SP-808 EG-101
JV-1010
XP-30 ROLAND Boss DR-202
Boss SP-202
MC-307
MC-80
SP-808 EX
VP-9000
XV-3080
XV-5080
XV-88
Boss SP-303
D2
SH-32
XV-5050
MC-09
MC-909
V-Synth
Boss SYB-5 Juno-D
SH-201
VP-550
Juno-G
V-Synth GT
Juno-Stage
SEQUENTIAL
Prophet 5
Fugue SEQUENTIAL Prophet 10 Pro One Prelude
Prophet 600
Prophet Remote Prophet T8
DrumTraks
Max
SixTrak MultiTrack
Prophet 2000
Split-8
TOM Prophet VS
Studio 440 Prophet 3000
WALDORF
MicroWave
Wave
MiniWorks 4-Pole
Pulse
MicroWaveXT
X-Pole MicroWaveXTk
Q WALDORF Micro Q
YAMAHA
GX-1
SY-1
CS-50
CS-80
CS-30
CS-60
SS-30
CS-15
CS-15D
CS-20m
CS-5
SK-10 YAMAHA CS-40m
SK-20 CS-10
CS-70m CS-01 DX-7
DX-9 CS-01 (mkII)
DX-1
KX-5
TX-7 DX-21
DX-5
RY-30
TX-816 DX-100
DX-27
FB-01 DX-7 mkII
QX-5
TX-81Z DX-11
QX-3
TX16W
TX-802
V50
YS-200
YAMAHA SY-22
SY-77
TG-33
TQ-5 SY-99 SY-85 SY-35
TG-500 W-5
W-7 QS300
CS-1x
QY-700 AN-1x
SU-10 FS1R
CS-2x
CS-6x
EX-5
EX-7
RM-1x
SU-700 YAMAHA DJX-II
S30
S80
SU-200 AN-200
DX-200
Motif 6,7,8, Rack
RS-7000
Motif ES 6,7,8, Rack
Motif MO6, MO8
Motif XS 6,7,8
Here's the very short list!
ACCESS
Virus A
Virus B
Virus KB
Virus Rack ACCESS Indigo
Virus TDM
Indigo 2
Indigo TDM
Virus C
Virus KC
Virus Rack XL
ARP
2500
2600 (Blue Meanie) 2600 (Grey Meanie)
Odyssey 1
Pro-Soloist
Odyssey 2
Explorer
Solina String Ensemble Axxe
Little Brother
Omni 1
Solina String Synthesizer
Odyssey 3
Sequencer Avatar
Omni 2
Pro/DGX Quadra
2600 (Orange+Black) Quartet
ARP Solus
CASIO
VL-Tone
VL-1
CT-101
CZ-101
CZ-1000
CZ-5000
SK-1
AZ-1
CZ-1
CZ-230S
CZ-3000
RZ-1
FZ-1
VZ-1
E-MU
Audity E-MU
Emulator I
Drumulator Emulator II SP-12
Emulator III
SP-1200 Emax Emax II
Proteus E-MU Proteus 2 Orchestral Proteus 3 World
Morpheus
Procussion
Vintage Keys ESI-32
Proteus FX
Orbit 9090 Carnaval
Planet Phatt Audity 2000
ESI-4000 B-3
ESI-2000
Proteus 2000 E-MU Mo'Phatt
Planet Earth
Virtuoso 2000
Xtreme Lead-1 MK-6 Mo'Phatt Keys
MP-7
Orbit 3
PK-6 Proteus Keys
Proteus 2500
XK-6 Xtreme Keys
XL-7 Proteus 1000
Vintage Pro
ENSONIQ
MIRAGE
ESQ-1
EPS
SQ-80 VFX
ENSONIQ EPS-16
SD-1
ASR-10
ASR-X ASR-Pro
FIZMO
ZR-76
HALO
KORG
MiniKorg 700s 900PS Preset Synthesizer
MaxiKorg 800dv
Synthe Bass SB100 770
MiniPops 35
M500 MicroPreset
PS-3100
PS-3200
PS-3300 MS-10
MS-20
MS-50
SQ-10
VC-10 Vocoder Delta
KR-55
Lambda ES-50
Sigma
SM-20
KORG Trident (mk1) Mono/Poly
PolySix
X-911 KPR-77
KR-55 B
Poly-61
Trident (mk II) Poly-800
EX-800
Poly-61M
Poly-800mkII
RK-100 DDM-110
DVP-1
DW-6000
DW-8000
EX-8000
DDD-1
DSS-1
SQ-8
SQD-1 707
DDD-5
DS-8
M1 M1R
M1R EX
KORG Wavestation 01/W
01/Wfd
Wavestation AD
Wavestation EX
Wavestation SR X3
Prophecy
Trinity
Z1
ElecTribe EA-1
ElecTribe ER-1
Triton KORG ElecTribe ES-1
MS-2000 ElecTribe EM-1
KARMA microKORG
Triton LE Electribe-MX
Electribe-SX
microKONTROL Legacy Collection
LINN
LINN Linn LM-1
LinnDrum
Linn 9000
MOOG
Minimoog
Modular Systems
Satellite
Sonic 6 Micromoog
Minitmoog
Polymoog Taurus I
Multimoog
Polymoog Keyboard
Prodigy
Taurus II
Vocoder MOOG Opus-3
Concertmate MG-1
Liberation
Rogue
Source
Memorymoog
EtherWave Theremin
moogerfooger 101
moogerfooger 102 moogerfooger 103 MOOG moogerfooger CP-251
moogerfooger 104
Minimoog Voyager
Little Phatty
OBERHEIM
SEM 2 Voice
4 Voice
8 Voice OB-1
Mini Sequencer
OB-X OBERHEIM DMX
OB-SX DSX
OB-Xa DX OB-8 Matrix 12
Prommer
Xpander Matrix 6 OB-Xk DPX1
Matrix 1000
Strummer
Echoplex Digital Pro
OB-Mx
OBERHEIM OB-12
PPG
PPG
PPG Wave 2
PPG Realizer
ROLAND
RE-201
SH-1000
SH-2000
TR-66
SH-3a
SH-5
System 100 RS-202
System 700 GR-500 CR-68
CR-78
RS-505 Paraphonic
SH-1
SH-2
SH-7
Jupiter 4
ProMars MRS-2
RS-09
SVC-350 Vocoder
System 100m
VP-330 Vocoder ROLAND Boss DR-55
CR-8000
Saturn 09
SH-09 Jupiter 8
TR-808 Juno-6
Juno-60
TB-303
TR-606
CMU-800
CMU-810
Jupiter 6
JX-3P
MC-202
MKS-30
SH-101 GR-700
HS-60
Juno-106
MKS-80
MSQ-700
TR-909 Axis
JX-8P
MKS-7
MKS-70
TR-707
TR-727
Alpha Juno 1
Alpha Juno 2
JX-10
MC-500
S-10
S-50
TR-505 D-50
D-550
MKS-50
MT-32
S-220
S-330
TR-626 D-10
D-110
D-20
MC-300
MC-500 mkII
PR-100
U-110 R-8
U-20
ROLAND D-70
MC-50
U-220
JD-800
R-8
JV-80
JV-880
MC-50 mkII
R-70 JD-990 JV-1080
JV-90
XP-10 XP-50 Boss SYB-3
Boss VT-1
JP-8000
MC-303
XP-60
XP-80 JV-2080 AX-1
JP-8080
JX-305
MC-505
SP-808 EG-101
JV-1010
XP-30 ROLAND Boss DR-202
Boss SP-202
MC-307
MC-80
SP-808 EX
VP-9000
XV-3080
XV-5080
XV-88
Boss SP-303
D2
SH-32
XV-5050
MC-09
MC-909
V-Synth
Boss SYB-5 Juno-D
SH-201
VP-550
Juno-G
V-Synth GT
Juno-Stage
SEQUENTIAL
Prophet 5
Fugue SEQUENTIAL Prophet 10 Pro One Prelude
Prophet 600
Prophet Remote Prophet T8
DrumTraks
Max
SixTrak MultiTrack
Prophet 2000
Split-8
TOM Prophet VS
Studio 440 Prophet 3000
WALDORF
MicroWave
Wave
MiniWorks 4-Pole
Pulse
MicroWaveXT
X-Pole MicroWaveXTk
Q WALDORF Micro Q
YAMAHA
GX-1
SY-1
CS-50
CS-80
CS-30
CS-60
SS-30
CS-15
CS-15D
CS-20m
CS-5
SK-10 YAMAHA CS-40m
SK-20 CS-10
CS-70m CS-01 DX-7
DX-9 CS-01 (mkII)
DX-1
KX-5
TX-7 DX-21
DX-5
RY-30
TX-816 DX-100
DX-27
FB-01 DX-7 mkII
QX-5
TX-81Z DX-11
QX-3
TX16W
TX-802
V50
YS-200
YAMAHA SY-22
SY-77
TG-33
TQ-5 SY-99 SY-85 SY-35
TG-500 W-5
W-7 QS300
CS-1x
QY-700 AN-1x
SU-10 FS1R
CS-2x
CS-6x
EX-5
EX-7
RM-1x
SU-700 YAMAHA DJX-II
S30
S80
SU-200 AN-200
DX-200
Motif 6,7,8, Rack
RS-7000
Motif ES 6,7,8, Rack
Motif MO6, MO8
Motif XS 6,7,8
- KVRAF
- 7397 posts since 20 Jul, 2004 from Clearwater
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- KVRAF
- 3404 posts since 15 Sep, 2002
And it's free.djanthonyw wrote:This should pretty much cover everything.
breakmixer, you did a great job putting together that list. I can't think of anyone better to spend a couple days with Google doing the research to find the answer.
You might want to start here:
http://www.studio-compyfox.de/
Go to that page, then Projects, then Hardware Research.
Last edited by mistertoast on Thu Sep 17, 2009 5:03 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Swing is the difference between a drum machine and a sex machine.
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- KVRAF
- 14658 posts since 19 Oct, 2003 from Berlin, Germany
And I just wanted to pimp my own page.
Nah seriously, it can only get bigger, but research takes time, so does updating. If I find time again, I might get back to it - still want to enhance the "other" section.
BTW:
No direct-linking please.
The "hardware emulation" list can be found in "Projects" on my page. Thanks.
Nah seriously, it can only get bigger, but research takes time, so does updating. If I find time again, I might get back to it - still want to enhance the "other" section.
BTW:
No direct-linking please.
The "hardware emulation" list can be found in "Projects" on my page. Thanks.
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- KVRAF
- 3404 posts since 15 Sep, 2002
Well crap, it's too hard to find otherwise. For about a minute, I thought you had taken it down.Compyfox wrote:And I just wanted to pimp my own page.
Nah seriously, it can only get bigger, but research takes time, so does updating. If I find time again, I might get back to it - still want to enhance the "other" section.
BTW:
No direct-linking please.
The "hardware emulation" list can be found in "Projects" on my page. Thanks.
I'll edit my post, though. Sorry.
Last edited by mistertoast on Thu Sep 17, 2009 5:04 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Swing is the difference between a drum machine and a sex machine.
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- KVRAF
- 7809 posts since 24 Feb, 2003 from Earth, USA
Sorry, not meaning to be rude, but it's kind of hard to take the question seriously when you have a lot of dupicate pieces of hardware in the list. If you don't know the hardware, or even know the differences between the pieces in your list, why would you want an emulation of it?
Devon
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- KVRAF
- 3404 posts since 15 Sep, 2002
But that list recited would be an awesome bit of performance art, wouldn't it?DevonB wrote:Sorry, not meaning to be rude, but it's kind of hard to take the question seriously when you have a lot of dupicate pieces of hardware in the list. If you don't know the hardware, why would you want an emulation of it?
Devon
Swing is the difference between a drum machine and a sex machine.
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 4278 posts since 14 Nov, 2008 from UK
Stop taking life so seriously! PS They cannot be duplicates as they are all listed on the synth timeline, where i got the models from! Different versions of the modelsDevonB wrote:Sorry, not meaning to be rude, but it's kind of hard to take the question seriously when you have a lot of dupicate pieces of hardware in the list. If you don't know the hardware, or even know the differences between the pieces in your list, why would you want an emulation of it?
Devon
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- KVRAF
- 14658 posts since 19 Oct, 2003 from Berlin, Germany
Thing is, there are so many "sound alikes" and "look alikes", finding the "right thing" is the hardest part. And... not to be rude, but half of that upper mentioned stuff wasn't ever emulated.
In terms of Waldorf for example:
the Largo and Komplexer come close to the Q (since it has the Q "innards"), but it is not a Q. The MicroQ is a "limited" Q (therefore includes the original Q).
In case of Yamaha:
The MU-series, everything from MU-1x to MU-50 is basically the same unit, just more voices and different GUI. Also the Motif "revisions": all newer Motif's include all earlier samples, just the internal structure is different. Btw: your only bet to actually "get" a MOTIF, is getting Cubase 4 and up. The bundled Rompler however is nothing more as what it is: a rompler, no synthesis, no workstation functions, etc.
I didn't list "sample collection romplers" on my page btw. Like SonikSynth or Omnisphere. I did some exceptions with the Nord Lead (since it's a product from NORD directly), but I left out the usual suspects (Arturia, IKM, Spectrasonics).
And as you can read for yourself, that list was last updated over half a year ago. Like I said, it's a time issue to keep track of all that. I put it into a subsection of my page around 1,5 year ago, but it's still easy to find since it's a "side-project" from what I usually do, and my sig still tells you it's there.
In terms of Waldorf for example:
the Largo and Komplexer come close to the Q (since it has the Q "innards"), but it is not a Q. The MicroQ is a "limited" Q (therefore includes the original Q).
In case of Yamaha:
The MU-series, everything from MU-1x to MU-50 is basically the same unit, just more voices and different GUI. Also the Motif "revisions": all newer Motif's include all earlier samples, just the internal structure is different. Btw: your only bet to actually "get" a MOTIF, is getting Cubase 4 and up. The bundled Rompler however is nothing more as what it is: a rompler, no synthesis, no workstation functions, etc.
I didn't list "sample collection romplers" on my page btw. Like SonikSynth or Omnisphere. I did some exceptions with the Nord Lead (since it's a product from NORD directly), but I left out the usual suspects (Arturia, IKM, Spectrasonics).
And as you can read for yourself, that list was last updated over half a year ago. Like I said, it's a time issue to keep track of all that. I put it into a subsection of my page around 1,5 year ago, but it's still easy to find since it's a "side-project" from what I usually do, and my sig still tells you it's there.
Last edited by Compyfox on Thu Sep 17, 2009 5:24 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 4278 posts since 14 Nov, 2008 from UK
It would be good though if someone could write the emulations next to it...
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- KVRAF
- 14658 posts since 19 Oct, 2003 from Berlin, Germany
Er... why, if you have a large page like mine for that?
Also prepare yourself for a LOT of heated discussions of what is actually an emulation and what not. Been there... trust me.
Wish I could update my list someday (it will happen) and/or get it complete, but that'll never happen (being complete).
Also prepare yourself for a LOT of heated discussions of what is actually an emulation and what not. Been there... trust me.
Wish I could update my list someday (it will happen) and/or get it complete, but that'll never happen (being complete).
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- KVRAF
- 3404 posts since 15 Sep, 2002
You should do it! Just pour all those into a spreadsheet and get started.breakmixer wrote:It would be good though if someone could write the emulations next to it...
Swing is the difference between a drum machine and a sex machine.
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 4278 posts since 14 Nov, 2008 from UK
You mean heremistertoast wrote:And it's free.djanthonyw wrote:This should pretty much cover everything.
breakmixer, you did a great job putting together that list. I can't think of anyone better to spend a couple days with Google doing the research to find the answer.
You might want to start here:
http://www.studio-compyfox.de/
Go to that page, then Projects, then Hardware Research.
[mod edit: URL deleted. @breakmixer: The site's creator asked you quite clearly NOT to hotlink. Don't violate his express wishes. Use the method you were given.]
Interesting!
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 4278 posts since 14 Nov, 2008 from UK
It was done as a joke, but also an interesting subject! I'm checking your page out though!Compyfox wrote:Er... why, if you have a large page like mine for that?
Also prepare yourself for a LOT of heated discussions of what is actually an emulation and what not. Been there... trust me.
Wish I could update my list someday (it will happen) and/or get it complete, but that'll never happen (being complete).
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- KVRAF
- 3404 posts since 15 Sep, 2002
Heh. Yes.breakmixer wrote:You mean heremistertoast wrote:And it's free.djanthonyw wrote:This should pretty much cover everything.
breakmixer, you did a great job putting together that list. I can't think of anyone better to spend a couple days with Google doing the research to find the answer.
You might want to start here:
http://www.studio-compyfox.de/
Go to that page, then Projects, then Hardware Research.
[mod edit: URL deleted. Website's creator asked people not to hotlink.]
Interesting!
Swing is the difference between a drum machine and a sex machine.