Did the free Arturia minimoog make you want to buy any full version Arturia products?

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Did the free Arturia minimoog make you want to buy any full version Arturia products?

Yes
53
29%
No
129
71%
 
Total votes: 182

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projectdan wrote:
Compyfox wrote:Where's the option "couldn't even get the freebie"?
You have go to the Facebook poll to vote that option :hihi:
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Meh, either way is fine with me.
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ksandvik wrote:Yes but I still don't like their iLok requirements such as with Jupiter-8.

PS: And I even own an iLok.
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Software Comany- 'Have something free on us, we hope you enjoy it'

KVR 'shove it up you arse, and here is a pole to discourage you from making anything else free'



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ENV1 wrote:
sqigls wrote:...the lack of vowel tweakability is a bit of a bummer...
A little off-topic but still: The Vocal Filter can be controlled via automation...
REALLY!!? Wow, thanks for that, will investigate :)

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sqigls wrote:
ENV1 wrote:
sqigls wrote:...the lack of vowel tweakability is a bit of a bummer...
A little off-topic but still: The Vocal Filter can be controlled via automation...
REALLY!!?
Yep.

And like i said, if your host application provides a generic UI you can use that as well.


(Screenshot shows VSTHost by Hermann Seib. Perfect for preset creation, because you can have the generic UI side by side with the synth UI.)


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ENV1 wrote:
sqigls wrote:
ENV1 wrote:
sqigls wrote:...the lack of vowel tweakability is a bit of a bummer...
A little off-topic but still: The Vocal Filter can be controlled via automation...
REALLY!!?
Yep.

And like i said, if your host application provides a generic UI you can use that as well.


(Screenshot shows VSTHost by Hermann Seib. Perfect for preset creation, because you can have the generic UI side by side with the synth UI.)


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Yes pretty much any host lets you directly edit parameters, like Ableton Live where you open up the parameters in the device window. This way, you have access to all the parameters except for drop downs and some buttons. So you can adjust the modulation amounts, just can't set the sources and destinations.

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I have to say, this is one of the best Free plugins I have every received.
In the future I will be more interested in their products.

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Actually, now I'd wish to change my vote as I just bought the SEM license after doing more work with the minimoog-v. Guess their promotion worked.

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On it's own I don't think it really affected me at all, but combined with their price lowering, plus the fact I realized I could use my Cubase dongle to store my licence, pushed me onto getting their SEM V. I have WOK's SEM plugin and that's really good and has it's own character (especially in 'old' mode), but what I really liked about the Arturia SEM (other than a basic, open "chunky" sound) was the addition of the voice and keyfollow programmers, which let you do some really cool stuff that'd be hard or impossible with a modmatrix alone.

I'd really like to pick up the Minibrute at some point, too.
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Phase47 wrote:Guess their promotion worked.
Same here. Cant really say that i like ALL of their synths, (e.g. their Jupiter 8 and CS-80 are totally not my cup of tea), but their ARP 2600...son of a gun, what character!

Glad that i gave it another shot on a better audio system...

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No, the free one didn't. But their price reduction does :clap: .

How about a relauch of the 'buy one-get two' sale they had few years ago?
(ok, must becoming too greedy here :oops: )

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