That's what's written in words on their website.NI wrote:the most accurate virtual analog synth available
Can't argue with that.
I really thought this new synth would be Massiver, not a Moog cloneSendy wrote:Have to agree, NI make excellent products but the audio demos I heard sounded more like Massive than Moog.
And why wouldn't it be (at least to Diva's Minimoog modules)? Just because it uses Reaktor?tshear23 wrote:How is a Minimoog knock-off that requires Reaktor or Reaktor Player to run in any way competition for DIVA?
Does it say where exactly the accuracy lies?hakey wrote:That's what's written in words on their website.NI wrote:the most accurate virtual analog synth available
Can't argue with that.
Because reaktor is just a posh synth editEvilDragon wrote:And why wouldn't it be (at least to Diva's Minimoog modules)? Just because it uses Reaktor?tshear23 wrote:How is a Minimoog knock-off that requires Reaktor or Reaktor Player to run in any way competition for DIVA?
Do u have that letter to take a look at?billcarroll wrote:This is even more hilarious considering the rejection letter Urs has from Native Instruments, next to the letter some time later asking to hire him.
+1EvilDragon wrote:Reaktor doesn't have its "inherent sound" or whatever you want to call it if you use the basic DSP building blocks in Core. It can sound however you want it to, if you know how (the black DSP magic).Echoes in the Attic wrote:Judging by the examples it sounds like..... Reaktor.
Reaktor is a host, which has a bulding blocks.tshear23 wrote:How is a Minimoog knock-off that requires Reaktor or Reaktor Player to run in any way competition for DIVA?
fuzzy accuracy?pdxindy wrote:So what you are saying is it is a kind of inaccurate accuracy?hakey wrote:I'm guessing it's a sort of general, non-specific, all around type of accuracy.
Fair enough. But it still sounds like what I know Reaktor to sound like, even if it can sound like anything in theory.EvilDragon wrote:Reaktor doesn't have its "inherent sound" or whatever you want to call it if you use the basic DSP building blocks in Core. It can sound however you want it to, if you know how (the black DSP magic).Echoes in the Attic wrote:Judging by the examples it sounds like..... Reaktor.
hakey wrote:fuzzy accuracy?pdxindy wrote:So what you are saying is it is a kind of inaccurate accuracy?hakey wrote:I'm guessing it's a sort of general, non-specific, all around type of accuracy.
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