Minimoog Softsynth Shootout: Diva MiniV3 Monark Legend Minimonsta vs Model D

[Ingonator]

I was already able to create a poyphonic Repro-1 using the free "Polymind" Max 4 Live plugin in Ableton Live 9 Suite (using multiple instances of Repro-1 with one for each voice).

Is there any vst or au that can make from mono to poly?

I saw that in Repear there is something. But i don't use Repear.

At this page posted how i did it with the Poylmind Max For Live devive in Live 9 (including screenshots):
http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic ... &start=435

I used the panning of the instances in the tracks to add stereo panning and added Max 4 Live LFO modules to add a slight random detuning for the "voices". Polymind itself also adds voice cycling while playing chords etc.
So far i was not successful to do the same with another VST FX plugin or plugin chainer. My main hosts are Live 9 Suite and Cubase Pro 9.

Polymind does not need complex midi channels rouing etc. but most of the work is done by the Polymind main plugin and the "satellite" plugins for each "voice". All instances are routed into one Audio track where effects could be added if necessary.

I also used this in combination with The Legend to create polyphonic Unison (the Unison mode in the plugin is monophonic).

Anway when Repro-5 is out i do not longer need such "workaround" for Repro-1.


Here are the screenshots in Live 9 that i posted in the thread mentioned above:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/532 ... gs%201.png


https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/532 ... gs%202.png

[Elektronisch]

and soon you wount need that

[Amram]

and soon you wount need that

Where did u get that?

[V0RT3X]

and soon you wount need that

Where did u get that?

looks like a video screenshot from messe

[Amram]

and soon you wount need that

Where did u get that?

looks like a video screenshot from messe

i prefer Re-pro 1 gui.

[Chris-S]

Deleted.
See separate repro5 thread.

[Amram]

and soon you wount need that

Cool, screenshot from Superbooth.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BTGIf1YAKAL/

How it's sounds?

[spunkmuffin]

Big SLOP knob.
Matrix on front panel.
8 voices.
Wood panels.

[Amram]

Big SLOP knob.
Matrix on front panel.
8 voices.
Wood panels.

Dave Smith now in problem

[egbert101]

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[fluffy_little_something]

The photo where that Viktor guy is setting up Repro 5 explains where the -in my view- mediocre U-he user interfaces come from It is tiny, but young Viktor with his 20/20 vision obviously can read everything, while more mature people like me have to use much larger GUI sizes covering most of our entire monitors just in order to be able to read those poor labels etc.

Having said that, the Repro 5 user interface as such looks good as it sticks to the original.

[egbert101]

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[Funkybot's Evil Twin]

The photo where that Viktor guy is setting up Repro 5 explains where the -in my view- mediocre U-he user interfaces come from It is tiny, but young Viktor with his 20/20 vision obviously can read everything, while more mature people like me have to use much larger GUI sizes covering most of our entire monitors just in order to be able to read those poor labels etc.

So it's too small when it's small, but it's big when it's big? Got it.

[fluffy_little_something]

The photo where that Viktor guy is setting up Repro 5 explains where the -in my view- mediocre U-he user interfaces come from It is tiny, but young Viktor with his 20/20 vision obviously can read everything, while more mature people like me have to use much larger GUI sizes covering most of our entire monitors just in order to be able to read those poor labels etc.

So it's too small when it's small, but it's big when it's big? Got it.

Hehe
No, the problem is that obviously those developers are young people with perfect vision, so they make those poor-usability GUI's. And in order to pretend they care, they add a few giant user interfaces, which fill the whole screen, just because they are incapable of making normal-sized interfaces with great usability.
Diva for instance is a joke in my view...

[Funkybot's Evil Twin]

I honestly think they're among the most usable GUI's of any similar products. Just out of curiosity, what's a similar product with a more legible GUI?