great work.
-ugo
Classic Moog has arrived!
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- KVRAF
- 2874 posts since 22 Oct, 2002 from "somewhere between digital and analog"
Could we get Rhino for OSX Mac...Or do some presets for Zebra will Ya... 
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 273 posts since 5 Mar, 2003 from US
Hints on my next bank? That's no real seceret. Just check out the 2.0 factory bank for a few examples from "Textures". The bank will be vector inspired with a new wave set.
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- KVRAF
- 3388 posts since 29 May, 2001 from New York, NY
Actually, with Daniel nailing down pretty much every type of sound out there, there's no point for me to code anything new
Thanks Daniel.
'Tick
Thanks Daniel.
'Tick
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- KVRist
- 448 posts since 18 Nov, 2002
Just purchased Rhino2 some days ago and today I have purchased the presets bundle.
Im very impressed in general with the hi-guality and deep of the sound programing. Really very good sounds, in particular the morpheus and Bnb2.
The new bank of waveforms increases very well the sound palette.
Definitely the moog bank is in my "coming soon" list.
Have you plans to make some LA/Wavestation big banks? That will be very welcome, and im sure it will open a very interesting door that will attract other users who maybe have not very much interest in the fm sound or maybe prefer a more hardware workstation sound (its not a lot of people waiting for a great workstation emulation in software?).
With "your hands" that will sound amazing, im sure,
The Rhino engine can do that and much more.
Greetings.
Im very impressed in general with the hi-guality and deep of the sound programing. Really very good sounds, in particular the morpheus and Bnb2.
The new bank of waveforms increases very well the sound palette.
Definitely the moog bank is in my "coming soon" list.
Have you plans to make some LA/Wavestation big banks? That will be very welcome, and im sure it will open a very interesting door that will attract other users who maybe have not very much interest in the fm sound or maybe prefer a more hardware workstation sound (its not a lot of people waiting for a great workstation emulation in software?).
With "your hands" that will sound amazing, im sure,
The Rhino engine can do that and much more.
Greetings.
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 273 posts since 5 Mar, 2003 from US
'Tick is always looking for ways to improve Rhino and it's flexability is sure to increase.
Upon hearing Rhino's beta I knew it had great potential to replace my expensive hardware workstation. I wanted something more flexible than a ROMpler and Halion didn't cut it, either. My need was filled perfectly by Rhino, which is a joy to program for synthheads like myself.
Suggestions for new sounds are always welcome and the wavestation/LA area is where "Textures" is heading. However, it's my intention to not just copy the old sounds but to improve upon that foundation and build something new. Classic Moog, for example, nods to the past but then takes it into the future by doing sounds that old equipment could not have done.
More sounds are coming...
Upon hearing Rhino's beta I knew it had great potential to replace my expensive hardware workstation. I wanted something more flexible than a ROMpler and Halion didn't cut it, either. My need was filled perfectly by Rhino, which is a joy to program for synthheads like myself.
Suggestions for new sounds are always welcome and the wavestation/LA area is where "Textures" is heading. However, it's my intention to not just copy the old sounds but to improve upon that foundation and build something new. Classic Moog, for example, nods to the past but then takes it into the future by doing sounds that old equipment could not have done.
More sounds are coming...
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- KVRian
- 1118 posts since 26 Jun, 2003 from UK
I knew these were going to be good but I was still blown away by these sounds I knew Rhino could "do" analogue but I never realised ( 
)it could do it this well. My advice (for what it's worth 
) to anyone sitting on the fence about buying Rhino2 and any of Daniel's banks is don't waste any more time and burn some plastic It's becoming a cliche to say this about VSTi's but, truly, this could be the only synth you'll ever need, and reverse-engineering Daniel's patches is like a master class in sound engineering. Wow, gushy...
I knew Rhino could "do" analogue but I never realised ( )it could do it this well. My advice (for what it's worth ) to anyone sitting on the fence about buying Rhino2 and any of Daniel's banks is don't waste any more time and burn some plastic It's becoming a cliche to say this about VSTi's but, truly, this could be the only synth you'll ever need, and reverse-engineering Daniel's patches is like a master class in sound engineering. Wow, gushy... -
- KVRAF
- 1949 posts since 21 Mar, 2003 from Labrador
After buying Daniel's Classic Moog Banks I now question my need for the Arturia Mini-Moog. May still get Ohmforce/GMedia's Mini Monster when it comes out, but CM will hold me for a long while.ABSTRACT wrote:I knew these were going to be good but I was still blown away by these sounds
(And then some!)
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- KVRist
- 448 posts since 18 Nov, 2002
Hi Daniel,
I can suggest to sample also some bell sounds? the fm bell for me tends to sound always like... well... "fm bell", the WS/LA synths are know to have many bell samples
After some days playing your bnb, bnb2 and morpheus patches Im now even more impressed. That morph sliders make oustanding and radical but musical variations in the sound, I will look very much on that new textures patch with all those deep programing you can do.
I think that Im ready to purchase that moog bank NOW.
Thanks for your great work.
i see also that vision of Rhino, it has a synth engine capable to invade perfectly the rompler/workstation area and expand very much the beautiful sounds it can do already.I wanted something more flexible than a ROMpler and Halion didn't cut it, either.
Thats great!. I would vote for more "musical patches" (in the sense of a defined tonal and a bit less abstract sound). Im not saying that the actual Rhino patches are not great, but it seems to me that are mainly focused to the atmospheric/ambient/fx sounds.Suggestions for new sounds are always welcome and the wavestation/LA area is where "Textures" is heading.
I can suggest to sample also some bell sounds? the fm bell for me tends to sound always like... well... "fm bell", the WS/LA synths are know to have many bell samples
After some days playing your bnb, bnb2 and morpheus patches Im now even more impressed. That morph sliders make oustanding and radical but musical variations in the sound, I will look very much on that new textures patch with all those deep programing you can do.
I think that Im ready to purchase that moog bank NOW.
Thanks for your great work.
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- R.I.P.
- 3833 posts since 8 Sep, 2003 from Santa Clara, CA, USA
Yeah...this bank is great and should put to rest about rhino not being able to do classic on edge sounds. I really liked the idea of keeping the moog sound, but being able to modernize it, like steo imaging and more. This bank is a must have for Rhino owners, and may be in itself a reason to get on board Rhino!
Now...makes me want to do another Rhino bank!
TC
Now...makes me want to do another Rhino bank!
TC
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- KVRian
- 1238 posts since 12 Mar, 2002 from Kentucky
I bought the Morpheus set when it first came out. As soon as I got around to listening to the MP3 clips of the Moog set I was hooked. My order for the Moog set and BnB2 just went through. But, Daniel, don't consider this a purchase. Consider it a donation towards that Oberheim SEM. After hearing the Moog based patches I really, really, really, really want you to get an SEM and work your magic.
Really.
Robert
Really.
Robert
All I need to be happy is one more VSTi.
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 273 posts since 5 Mar, 2003 from US
Robert, I sent out some requests for prices on Oberheim gear but have yet to hear a reply. I can't spend out more than I'll make off a bank so finding a good deal is essential. Perhaps I'll find somebody locally I can rent one from. My progress will be posted.
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- KVRAF
- 5256 posts since 16 May, 2002 from Brisbane , Australia
Just got Classic Moog. Great work. Just one ? though. v1.01 is available. What does it fix and if there are future updates how do we find out?
Thanks
Thanks
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 273 posts since 5 Mar, 2003 from US
V1.01 should be what everybody purchased, even if it said 1.0 it was really 1.01. I uploaded an almost finished version to shareit a week early so it could be easily shared with my beta testers. Once 1.01 was properly placed the bank was released but the version number was never changed until later.
If there was an update I'd send everyone an email through shareit with instructions.
Right now, yes, just one Moog release, but who knows whats beyond "Textures"...
If there was an update I'd send everyone an email through shareit with instructions.
Right now, yes, just one Moog release, but who knows whats beyond "Textures"...
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- KVRian
- 1238 posts since 12 Mar, 2002 from Kentucky
Too bad you do not live around Orlando. There is a nice synth museum there. I hear you can reserve time and sample the instruments.daniel wrote:Robert, I sent out some requests for prices on Oberheim gear but have yet to hear a reply. I can't spend out more than I'll make off a bank so finding a good deal is essential. Perhaps I'll find somebody locally I can rent one from. My progress will be posted.
http://www.keyboardmuseum.org/
Robert
All I need to be happy is one more VSTi.