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 minimoog V - 1.0Play the classic Minimoog synthesizer with this emulator. |
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Feedback Summary:
| Version 1.0: | |||||
| Overall Rating: |   (2.0) |
Features: | (2.0) |
Support: | (3.0) |
| Ease of Use: | (4.0) |
Quality / Stability: | (1.0) |
Price: | (1.0) |
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Nearly Better Than The Original - Version: 1.5, 4/21/2005 08:03AM PST
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rspress
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- Nearly Better Than The Original
:\ - Version: 1.0, 2/27/2004 03:35PM PST
belette
Reason has nothing to do with minimoog V... They're absolutely not the same kind of programs. Minimoog V tries to emulate a MiniMoog analog synthetizer, and although i've never used a real minimoog, i would say it does a pretty good job! Maybe you don't like this synthetizer, and you are right about it being, still, buggy (just like its brother Moog Modular V), but saying that Reason is better is not wrong, it's just not what this program is about. Oh, an I love Reason ;)
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could be cool but not worth 200.00.. - Version: 1.0, 2/27/2004 11:55AM PST
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creativemafia.com
froze up my system. panther imac 700 1g 160g hd.
if you have 200.00 to spend on this might as well buy reason for a few hundred more with much more benefits....
if you have 200.00 to spend on this might as well buy reason for a few hundred more with much more benefits....
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Arturia has done a great job of recreating that fat 3 oscillator sound running through those one of a kind patented Moog filters. This soft synth can kick out some deep throbing basslines as good as the real thing. Plus Arturia has added things that the Minimoog could never do like polyphonic(more than one note) capability and integrated effects. This plug-in/Stand Alone app fits in well with Arturias other Vintage recreations like the ARP2600, Moog Modular and Yamaha CS80. The people at Arturia are very friendly and very helpful.
I have talked with Arturia and they want to do a recreation of the Oberheim OB series synths but the current owner of Oberheim has not interest. For those that want that famous OB-8 OB-Xa sound contact Gibson at Gibson.com and let them know you want one. The only way to get that sound now is with a 700 dollar Alesis Ion hardware synth.