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Favorite Analog Synth that has yet to get a Softsynth emulator
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| Stephen Wiley |
Roland D-50 for me.
Shocking to see how old it is. The atmospheric effects are really what hooked me. |
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| Lucidity |
| Jp8000= its the only synth that I want anymore. I am happy with my setup, except for not having that. I don't want the hassle of the hardware, I would like a replica vst for it. I know there are some that try, and I have tried them all, or most, but, to my ears they don't even sound close. I wish d16 would make one, they are good at emulating old Roland gear. |
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| aquila2 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lucidity
Jp8000 |
+1, mine's still leaning up in my room waiting to be repaired |
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| Subtle |
| Bah.. i have a JP too, and i havent recorded a waveform from it in a year, serves only purpose as MIDI Controller. :p |
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| aquila2 |
| dog of a midi controller, don't u think? |
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| Subtle |
| quote: | Originally posted by aquila2
dog of a midi controller, don't u think? |
Oh yeah! :D |
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| cryophonik |
| quote: | | Favorite Analog Synth that has yet to get a Softsynth emulator |
Neither of those synths are analog. The D-50 was a pretty awesome synth in its day (still is IMO), but it used PCM synthesis, which essentially made it a glorified rompler, and LAS synthesis, which was similar to analog modeling as we know it today. The JP-80X0 was, of course, an analog modeling synth. Not that there's anything wrong with that, but it's important to remember that hardware <> analog. |
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| cryophonik |
| Oh, and BTW, my vote would go to the Dave Smith Evolver series, which are analog-digital hybrids. I don't know of any software emulations of those synths. Absynth is probably the most similar. |
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| thecYrus |
| i would prefer some inovation in synthesis. who needs another boring VA. |
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| Subtle |
| quote: | Originally posted by Theran
Roland SH-101 |
Powercore 01 :p |
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| Sonic_c |
| They have a roland sh-101 in uni i always book my lunchtimes in the practice room with it wicked little thing. |
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