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Model D App vs Hardware Model D Shoot Out Video
I apologize if somebody has already posted this in one of the previous Model D strands.
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It was....but worth to look twice
Awesome. Would love to see a model 15 vs actual hardware but I'm guessing most people who own a model 15 at $10,000 don't care about software synths. Lol
Wow, the app is impressively close. Enough so that it would be kinda crazy not to buy it. ...if you are into this sort of sound. And who isn’t?
This video highlighted it well...I’m not too keen on the app’s behavior when detuning an oscillator slightly against another...the ‘beat’ created is too robotic. This is something that Zeeon does incomparably well.
This may be heresy, but my hardware Rogue (the cheapest Moog ever released, I believe) sounds better and creamier for mid to high leads than all the Minis I’ve heard/played.
Anyway, if I were a career musician and making my living doing it, I’d have to have the real thing because the difference is noticeable to me, no matter what casual listeners may think. But I can settle since I’m just a semi-retired (failed) pro.
It’s not noticeable. The difference is so small on those patches I don’t think any human could tell the difference in a blind test.
I must agree.
For me personally (and that might like it´s said often in his GREAT comparisons can also be trough what you listen too it) hears 3 MAJOR differences in resonance, FM and we don´t have to say who has the balls when going to overdrive. But since even 2 of the same analog synth might sound not the same it´s all fine, especially for a 5 dollar (is it still 5?) app.
I watched it for a second time and now i hear it even more. And i´m absolute no analog purist.
I also watched his Minimoog D vs. all the plug-in emulations and also here the hardware has just more punch mostly. But the differences are really not that much if you want a more versatile and flexible software which comes really close.
The same i saw in his Repro-1 vs. Repro One comparison. Again a bit more balls to the hardware but Repro is really outstanding as well.
I would like to see hoe this little app stands against The Legend which i would call the best Minimoog plug-in.
I like the app a bit more but just wasn´t not so deep into The Legend until the demo expired.
I even consider to buy The Legend because like the app so much and want that great one page synth in my DAW.
But now i hope iOS developers go also more into experimental, not so save and new territory like PPG Infinite.
But an Octave Cat and Pro-One for iOS?......Oh i would take these to go for sure
Oh, Dagger on iOS would be super awesome. I love mono synths but folks seems to always cry for poly in software...even if it kills their cpu´s (maybe good since otherwise there would be no Repro-5).
We live in nice times where we can get affordable instruments from synths to large orchestra.
But also we can get cheap Hardware like from Behringer. I mean if it sounds like a hardware Moog....i don´t live for a brand, just for the sound.
While it doesn´t matter for most people there is really still a lot in hardware which makes it really interesting and especially while they are not even that expensive anymore.
I just hope i never get into Eurorack territory.......