2 and 5 pleased my ears the most. Though If I listen to 3 first, I don't like it but if I listen to it directly after 2, it sounds more pleasing than number 2. Number 1 was the most harsh and powerful.
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- Banned
- 1236 posts since 8 Apr, 2013
I really can't answer to the poll :S To my ears they all sound a bit.. Crap and old? 2 and 5 pleased my ears the most. Though If I listen to 3 first, I don't like it but if I listen to it directly after 2, it sounds more pleasing than number 2. Number 1 was the most harsh and powerful.
2 and 5 pleased my ears the most. Though If I listen to 3 first, I don't like it but if I listen to it directly after 2, it sounds more pleasing than number 2. Number 1 was the most harsh and powerful.
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- KVRAF
- 4805 posts since 21 Jan, 2008 from oO
enlight us then pleaseere2learn wrote:No,your all doing it wrong,2 is the clear winner so far
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do_androids_dream do_androids_dream https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=164034 - KVRAF
- 2908 posts since 26 Oct, 2007 from Kent, UK
The obsession with aliasing is kind of depressing. Noise is what makes a lot of sounds interesting to me. Give me a slightly gritty, noisy sound source over a 'clean' one any day.
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- KVRist
- 356 posts since 24 Dec, 2015
I don't know which filter sounds the most analog because I have no experience with analog synths but to my ears I just prefer Filter 1. I feel it's the one which adds the most high-freq to the oscilllators and I like that.
Filter 5 is smooth I guess and it reminds me a filter in Diva.
Also I'm a huge fan of Hive and the really clean and sharp sound informations you can get. So maybe I just prefer digital over analog tones...
Filter 5 is smooth I guess and it reminds me a filter in Diva.
Also I'm a huge fan of Hive and the really clean and sharp sound informations you can get. So maybe I just prefer digital over analog tones...
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- KVRist
- 61 posts since 12 Jun, 2014 from N/A
That is a cpu killer!! It has a bubbling top end on a saw wave kind of like Harmor which doesn't sound analog. The filters sound great tho.. I think a analog synth sounds more sharp in the top end. I think IL Mini Synth sounds more analog then that. Only if the filters were better..
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- KVRAF
- 24412 posts since 7 Jan, 2009 from Croatia
What if Urs says you're wrongere2learn wrote:If you cant hear it,I cant explain it
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- KVRist
- 40 posts since 18 Mar, 2016
I have the feeling we're all wrong.
Plenty of room for aliasing synths and filters in my life, but not on a high end analog emu. I'll take all the complex noisy behaviour you have and grin and ask for more ... but aliasing is not part of that - it's something that just shouldn't be a prominent part of the resonance - if I want to make a sine sweep kick using the filter as an osc then it's gonna pose an issue.
Plenty of room for aliasing synths and filters in my life, but not on a high end analog emu. I'll take all the complex noisy behaviour you have and grin and ask for more ... but aliasing is not part of that - it's something that just shouldn't be a prominent part of the resonance - if I want to make a sine sweep kick using the filter as an osc then it's gonna pose an issue.
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- KVRAF
- 8073 posts since 9 Jan, 2003 from Saint Louis MO
I like noise and aliasing and weird shit going on in my audio, and usually I add more if it's not already there. But sometimes I want things clean and sharp, if only for contrastdo_androids_dream wrote:The obsession with aliasing is kind of depressing. Noise is what makes a lot of sounds interesting to me. Give me a slightly gritty, noisy sound source over a 'clean' one any day.
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- KVRAF
- 26951 posts since 3 Feb, 2005 from in the wilds
grit and noise does not necessarily mean aliasing...foosnark wrote:I like noise and aliasing and weird shit going on in my audio, and usually I add more if it's not already there. But sometimes I want things clean and sharp, if only for contrastdo_androids_dream wrote:The obsession with aliasing is kind of depressing. Noise is what makes a lot of sounds interesting to me. Give me a slightly gritty, noisy sound source over a 'clean' one any day.
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- KVRer
- 6 posts since 24 Apr, 2009
All starts to get interesting when doing audio-rate filter modulation, producing vowel-like sounds.
Filter 5 is the only one that sounds smooth enough for this modulation at all - although, honestly, I'd wish for an even more "analog" sounding filter, because when torning the filter modulation knob, some ranges just sound artificial.
Filter 1 is a nightmare in comparison, but certainly a nice contrast for sound design, so if I had to choose one filter it would be #5.
Filter #1 could be a playful addition just for fun.
Filter 5 is the only one that sounds smooth enough for this modulation at all - although, honestly, I'd wish for an even more "analog" sounding filter, because when torning the filter modulation knob, some ranges just sound artificial.
Filter 1 is a nightmare in comparison, but certainly a nice contrast for sound design, so if I had to choose one filter it would be #5.
Filter #1 could be a playful addition just for fun.