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chk071 · Post by **chk071** » Mon Sep 19, 2016 10:06 pm

layzer wrote:
RobGee wrote:
layzer wrote:
electro wrote:32bit in 2016, seriously?
yeah, 32bit in the year 5000 and still toasting bread with a toaster in the year 5000 too, i'm sure.
Yeah good luck with your toaster and 4GB of Ram in the year 5000!
newsflash: i make some great sounding music now in the 32bit domain with 3.5 gb of ram. And 32bit
will sound the same in 5000 as it does now. and yes, i will be alive in 5000.

i just happen to be the kind of musician that puts more importance on composition and production than follow the "my ram is bigger than your ram sheep".

It's a shame that you notoriously miss the point, and think this is about "my technology owns yours".

layzer · Post by **layzer** » Mon Sep 19, 2016 10:57 pm

chk071 wrote:
layzer wrote:
RobGee wrote:
layzer wrote:
electro wrote:32bit in 2016, seriously?
yeah, 32bit in the year 5000 and still toasting bread with a toaster in the year 5000 too, i'm sure.
Yeah good luck with your toaster and 4GB of Ram in the year 5000!
newsflash: i make some great sounding music now in the 32bit domain with 3.5 gb of ram. And 32bit
will sound the same in 5000 as it does now. and yes, i will be alive in 5000.

i just happen to be the kind of musician that puts more importance on composition and production than follow the "my ram is bigger than your ram sheep".
It's a shame that you notoriously miss the point, and think this is about "my technology owns yours".

no, i see the point fine... or should i retranslate it to sheep so you can understand?

fluffy_little_something · Tue Sep 20, 2016 3:58 pm

Judging from the second page of the GUI, there are some interesting additions to the original. But the GUI seems poor, I can't read the labels even if I increase the size of the screenshots to the width of my 24" screen.

GUI's should always come with 3 modes: eagle, human, and mole

Kind of suprised Andre got into it again as he said he would not do so before the 64-bit version of SE is out.
And his Bruno synth is somewhat similar.

SampleScience · Post by **SampleScience** » Tue Sep 20, 2016 4:04 pm

fluffy_little_something wrote:Judging from the second page of the GUI, there are some interesting additions to the original. But the GUI seems poor, I can't read the labels even if I increase the size of the screenshots to the width of my 24" screen.

GUI's should always come with 3 modes: eagle, human, and mole

Kind of suprised Andre got into it again as he said he would not do so before the 64-bit version of SE is out.
And his Bruno synth is somewhat similar.

SE is like drug, it's easy to say you'll quit, it's harder to actually quit and never come back to it!

d.j.steve · Post by **d.j.steve** » Wed Jan 04, 2017 9:16 pm

The best Juno 106 EMU!

I have Roland Systen 8 with Juno 106 plug out, but the TubeOhm 106 is better sound are so warm
and like a real Juno 106.

Must have VST Synth for the 80 Sound!

TubeOhm Plug ins are very good Sound, also Vocoder-II by Tube Ohm the best Vocoder,
only the V-Synth XT Voiceboard is better.

Hier my Patch for the 106-Emulation

Big Great from Germany

izonin · Post by **izonin** » Thu Jan 05, 2017 12:01 am

While your argueing 32 vs 64, Samplitude ist 80-bit. Jus sayin'

Mr LouisDCarroll Jr. · Thu Mar 09, 2017 1:31 pm

Bought it, Yep. Love it, Yep. Wouldn't have it any other way. Best out there.

egbert101 · Post by **egbert101** » Thu Mar 09, 2017 3:51 pm

BlackWinny · Post by **BlackWinny** » Thu Mar 09, 2017 4:08 pm

deastman wrote:
SampleScience wrote:In the About section of KVR:

What isn't KVR?

Format wars (Please…)/Host wars (Come on, try now…)/Platform wars (Leave it Darren, it’s not worth it…).

It would be cool if people who likes this kind of plugins could discuss without being bothered by entitled people who thinks using Windows 32x plugins is like listening to Edison wax cylinders.

Thank you!
Some people still like to play 8-bit Atari games. There is a place for everything...
http://cylinders.library.ucsb.edu/

Agree.

I even love "Vintage Analog Computers".

Those who spit on 32-bit plugins can perfectly pass their way and let the others like these plugins. It's not forbidden.

And for what's about the accuracy of the emulation... bah... it is better to try to make something than nothing.

Another thing : Synthedit is not at all an obsolete environment. The 64-bit edition is close to be released. It also means that a good number of current 32-bit plugins will be recompiled in native 64-bit. It is probably the case of the plugins made by TubeOhm (Hello André!). If Synthedit 64-bit took so long to be released it is not the fault of the developers. And for the users who laugh because these developers use Synthedit instead of C++, to them I'll reply : do it yourself !

Cheers,
Jacques
(homemade Synthedit plugins happy developer)

Aloysius · Post by **Aloysius** » Thu Mar 09, 2017 5:41 pm

Whoa, Black Betty (Bam-ba-Lam) Oh, Black Betty (Bam-ba-Lam) Whoa, Black Betty

BlackWinny · Post by **BlackWinny** » Thu Mar 09, 2017 5:47 pm

1wob2many · Post by **1wob2many** » Thu Mar 09, 2017 5:53 pm

egbert101 wrote:Okay, so a couple of posters with low post counts...

Size Queen.

SampleScience · Post by **SampleScience** » Fri Mar 10, 2017 5:39 pm

egbert101 wrote:Okay, so a couple of posters with low post counts over several years say it's the best.

Is there anyone else who thinks this is close to the original? Is there any point in having this if I already have TAL-U-NO-LX?

I have more than 3k posts and I think it's good. It's probably not as good as TAL-U-NO-LX though.

chk071 · Post by **chk071** » Fri Mar 10, 2017 5:42 pm

egbert101 wrote: Is there anyone else who thinks this is close to the original? Is there any point in having this if I already have TAL-U-NO-LX?

I don't think so. TAL-U-NO-LX is pretty good.

BlackWinny · Post by **BlackWinny** » Fri Mar 10, 2017 6:54 pm

TAL-Uno-LX is of course the must (it is by the way one of my preferred synths ever, as all the TAL products).

But my opinion is that 106-Emulation merits respect. It is very good, especially for an emulation made with Synthedit. And the work made to realize it has certainly been a long and hard task.

I only agree with some posters that its price could be a bit less because it is too close to the price of TAL-UNO-LX for a result which is not as close in comparison.

But it is actually an excellent work. And an excellent work for a Juno-106 emulation.

About the 32-bit only available, for me it is not an argument. First for the same reasons that Schiffbauer and others have perfectly explained, but also for the reason that I repeat: the 64-bit version of Synthedit (named 1.2) is now very close to be publicly released (the next version, 1.3, is even already on the drawing board), so many recent Synthedit plugins will be soon ported to 64-bit.

TubeOhm releases 106-Emulation (Win, 32 bit)