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i picked up arturia's moog modular v (vsti). absolutely amazing; i hate to sound like a sales rep but GO GET THIS NOW!!!!!!! the sounds/software are absolutely so close to the real thing. the software was made in conjuction with robert moog himself.
screenshots here
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29-07-2003 21:25 |
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Surya 
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Registration Date: 04-11-2002
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Sounds pretty decent. Could use it for some phat basslines 
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- Pieter Frenssen 2004
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29-07-2003 22:38 |
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dirk
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Silicone boobs look great but don't feel like the real thing.
Virtual synths are getting better at trying to emulate analoge stuff but are stil not there!
Why try in the first place ? Digital has a lot more soundsculpting posibilities than analoge so why fake it , make new sounds!!!
Greatings Dirk.
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23-11-2004 09:40 |
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Surya
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Lol, good going mate 
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23-11-2004 13:55 |
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marisol
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| Virtual synths are getting better at trying to emulate analoge stuff but are stil not there! |
you havent tried arturia vsts have you. ive been using it since it came out and it sounds amazing. as for sounding like the original i dont know and i dont really care. the fact of the matter is it sounds fat and juicy
the down side is it sucks the proccessing power out of your cpu in a big way.
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23-11-2004 16:03 |
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dirk
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I have experience with Moog system 55 , Roland system 700 and Serge modulairs.
I have tried the artura software and I think you have to be deaf not to hear the difference.
Greetings Dirk.
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25-11-2004 23:13 |
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Halph-Price
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Registration Date: 22-12-2004
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moog modular v2 is amazing. mixed with the pspvinatgewarmer, and omg, these are some of the sickest bass sounds i have ever heard, regardless of how accurate they are to the real thing. there amazing now.
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29-01-2005 03:13 |
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dirk
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I think that a synth like e.g. the Roland Juno 60 has more character , warmer and punchier bass than this or any other software available .
More than that , what do you think the software is worth after you walk out of the shop . It sudenly dropt 50% in value and after 3 years nobody will give a nickel for it .
An analoge synth keeps its value !
Greetings Dirk .
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30-01-2005 22:02 |
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Halph-Price
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50% of nothing is still nothing 
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31-01-2005 13:43 |
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dirk
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Can't argue with that , but an old analoge is also "free" cause when you get tired of it you sell it for the same price as you bought it for , if your lukky more. And its mutch more fun turnig knobs .
The Artura software is the best I have tried so far .
Greetings Dirk .
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31-01-2005 22:52 |
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Halph-Price
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dude, have you PLAYED with the moog modular.
i played with the wires ALONE for a half hour.
now THAT'S fun!
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01-02-2005 05:09 |
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dirk
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dude, have you PLAYED with the moog modular.
i played with the wires ALONE for a half hour. |
I own a Roland System 100 ( 2x101 + 1x102 ) , 3 Doepfer A100 cases and a Clavia Micro modulair .
So the Artura software is a bit boring to me , sorry .
Greetings Dirk .
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