Analog or digital ?

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justin3am wrote:
vurt wrote:
shamann wrote:
vurt wrote:why arent they busy making music instead of licking their own nuts here?
Even music makers have to take time out to lick their nuts.
yes, but do the nutlickers take time out to make music?
I'll respond for the nutlickers as most of us don't post on music forums.

Those of us that make music try to involve nutlicking in said music and therefore classify it as nutlicking as well, musical-nutlicking if you will. Similarly, the artists among us generally say that they don't make art, they lick their nuts artistically. :)
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normal wrote:
i'm still trying to determine if those cabinets were made from pine ...
Yep. Cedar. Wood. :hihi:

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I make music and plenty of it :D (helps pay the bills)... but I come here because I am also interested in the digital side of things.

I like my analogs to be analog and my digitals to be digital, no point trying to emulate each other if they both excel at different types of sounds.

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I like analog but I got no interest in maintaining equipment, spending the money or making the space... I am happy with my soft synths... straight digital synth, no effects

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WMP wrote:no point trying to emulate each other if they both excel at different types of sounds.
Actually there are few points... here are some of them:

Analog sound + ...

1. Total recall
2. Multiple Instances
3. Convenience factor
4. Preset management


It's like saying...no point in trying to re/create analog scenes in movies....digitally (even though it is the superior standard now).
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djanthonyw wrote:
WMP wrote:no point trying to emulate each other if they both excel at different types of sounds.
Actually there are few points... here are some of them:

Analog sound + ...

1. Total recall
2. Multiple Instances
3. Convenience factor
4. Preset management


It's like saying...no point in trying to re/create analog scenes in movies....digitally (even though it is the superior standard now).
5. Costs less

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pdxindy wrote:
djanthonyw wrote:
WMP wrote:no point trying to emulate each other if they both excel at different types of sounds.
Actually there are few points... here are some of them:

Analog sound + ...

1. Total recall
2. Multiple Instances
3. Convenience factor
4. Preset management


It's like saying...no point in trying to re/create analog scenes in movies....digitally (even though it is the superior standard now).
5. Costs less
6. Much deeper editing options

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i think the first one is analog, second is digital/software
both sound similar!
i can't say which is "better" .. both sound usefull

btw, here is a similar sample.rar (wave file inside) of an analog vs software synth

i am not really sure why people blindly think that "if it's not analog - it's shit" or "any analog synth sounds better than a software one"
i think that there are great synths in both the analog/hardware and software worlds
just don't be negative, and open your ears wide..
;]
It doesn't matter how it sounds..
..as long as it has BASS and it's LOUD!

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antto, you should skim back a few pages. ;)
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to find - what?
btw, i saw the thing about "x0xb0x vs 303"
well yeah, i agree with that, tho, it's analog vs analog, and it's a little bit different story
i think analog vs software is more interesting ;P~
It doesn't matter how it sounds..
..as long as it has BASS and it's LOUD!

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To find that the answers were already announced a few pages back.
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oh, yeah, i was looking for that, couldn't find it..
It doesn't matter how it sounds..
..as long as it has BASS and it's LOUD!

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antto wrote:oh, yeah, i was looking for that, couldn't find it..
First one is the Roland Jupiter 6 and the second one FXpansions Cypher.

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Maybe the thread title should be updated?
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oh well, i was right ;]
It doesn't matter how it sounds..
..as long as it has BASS and it's LOUD!

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