Hello, Sure u can make anything u want in software and some of the new VST sounds better and better but have u ever actually try a real ms20 ? or to sweep/open/close the pots in any real mono analogue ? it is just another galaxy ! The poly analogue all have a degree of digital control in them : sometimes the LFOs are digital the ENVS or the DCO are digital but often just the analogue filter alone gives that special sound that u just cant get with VSTs Not to mention how bad Aliasing and Pitch shifting tones across the Kbd are in the digital domain ! Andrea >>> Hmm... Ironically, you *can* 'make MS-20 into software', as Korg showed, and they did it pretty decently, still considered one of the rare excellent vintage emulations in VSTi. They even added hardware controller to compensate the real knobs. Nevertheless, judged by eBay prices the 'soft' MS-20 does not even play in the same ballpark as the 'real' one. Go figure... Second, and again, ironically, most of the M-1000 *IS* in software already. All of the items in 'digital' category and part of the 'analog' ones as well are actually waveforms, curves and algorithms in firmware that were once created by Marcus Ryle for Xpander, then converted to Matrix-6 and then converted to M-1000 (adding a lot of bugs, a sloppy MIDI implementation and nothing new in sound section). So it's about emulating the 3396 chip. The rest (envelopes, ramps, LFOs and modulations etc.) is in software already and it's just about porting it to another format. Doable? Regards, Margus
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Re: Digest Number 627
2012-02-24 by Andrea Toni
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