AudioThing SX1000 - Vintage Analogue Synth

[audiothing]

New quick demo:

[Vortifex]

I am definitely interested in an Audiothing Juno

[Septic Underground]

there is no emulation, i.e.: software plugin, of the micromoog/multimoog, or is there ?
just wondering...

Nope. Or the Prodigy, which I'm particularly fond of, which although is otherwise pretty basic and not that flexible, has possibly *the* most unique oscillator sync bend sound on any synth out there.

You can do much of what it can do with a clean Minimoog emulation, as the Prodigy wasn't as fat/vintage/saturated sounding as a proper Minimoog, but nothing I've found will do those sync bends.

Other Moogs too haven't been done yet - the Source, Opus 3 and others including Bob Moog designs like the Crumar Spirit. There's still good synths out there that haven't been modelled, albeit most of the low-hanging fruit has been plucked over and over again..!

would really like a moog rogue
simple but effective

[Uncle E]

It sounds like only Juno and Minimoog are on the table, since those are the ones he owns.

[audiothing]

would really like a moog rogue
simple but effective

A friend actually gave me a Moog Rogue and eventually left it at my place for a couple of months. It had a pretty rough sound but overall very cool. Not sure if I can get my hands on one again though. We'll see.

[audiothing]

It sounds like only Juno and Minimoog are on the table, since those are the ones he owns.

I have a few more. As said earlier, the next instrument plugin is going to be a Roland RS-09 emulation. Very obscure synth, but I love it. I also want to do other instruments (not-synths), like the Pianet and the Hohner Guitaret, but there's already a lot of stuff in the works right now

[Niowiad]

As said earlier, the next instrument plugin is going to be a Roland RS-09 emulation.

[josb]

You don't happen to have a Yamaha SK10, by any chance? That's the other string machine I once owned but sadly had to sell.

[beely]

Very few of the early Yamahas have been modelled - the CS20m/40m, the CS5/10/15/30, then the CS50/70, and the unobtanium ones beginning with G. For some reason those early Yamahas haven't been that motivating for people to want to model... It's CS80, then DX7 onwards for the most part...

(I had a CS20m and never liked it much, though some of the other CS's are interesting...)

[vurt]

Very few of the early Yamahas have been modelled - the CS20m/40m, the CS5/10/15/30, then the CS50/70, and the unobtanium ones beginning with G. For some reason those early Yamahas haven't been that motivating for people to want to model... It's CS80, then DX7 onwards for the most part...

(I had a CS20m and never liked it much, though some of the other CS's are interesting...)

very few of them in circulation still, most of the good emus are done by folk who own the originals, for reference.
you could do one of those using references in videos, but they would be slightly off, and you know how that usually goes

[IvyBirds]

Very few of the early Yamahas have been modelled - the CS20m/40m, the CS5/10/15/30, then the CS50/70, and the unobtanium ones beginning with G. For some reason those early Yamahas haven't been that motivating for people to want to model... It's CS80, then DX7 onwards for the most part...

(I had a CS20m and never liked it much, though some of the other CS's are interesting...)

The Crystal Method used the CS40 all over their "Vegas record". It's the main synth on "Trip Like I Do".

That alone makes me want it as a plugin

[Uncle E]

The Crystal Method used the CS40 all over their "Vegas record". It's the main synth on "Trip Like I Do".

That alone makes me want it as a plugin

You need to check out that Mackie CR-1604 plugin. That was a big part of their sound.

I hung out with Ken and Scott a few times and was in their Keep Hope Alive video. Good people.

[IvyBirds]

The Crystal Method used the CS40 all over their "Vegas record". It's the main synth on "Trip Like I Do".

That alone makes me want it as a plugin

You need to check out that Mackie CR-1604 plugin. That was a big part of their sound.

I hung out with Ken and Scott a few times and was in their Keep Hope Alive video. Good people.

I have seen them many times, I am a huge fan, they also used a Mackie 8 Bus

I actually have a Mackie 1604 as the centerpiece of my setup. I send VSTs out through it

[El°HYM]

And does this make your VSTs sound analog again.



Kidding aside; the 1604 was also a prominent piece in Shadow's - Endtroducing, that people tend to forget, Dan the Automator (who mixed the Album) should also have used a Mackie 8 - Bus on top of that.

[Uncle E]

Vegas was mixed through two 1604's.