Behringer clone le vocodeur VP330
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Même si on met de côté le son, les différences entre les deux sont quand même importantes.
Le Behringer à un clavier, des potards à taille humaine et une polyphonie totale, ce qui n' est pas rien sur une string machine et contrairement au vp03 qui n a que 6 de poly
( assez drôle d' ailleur cette époque où les numériques ont moins de polyphonie que de l' analo
).
A toi de voir si l' un de ces critères est déterminant pour toi.
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D'accord avec Hiyasta.
Il est clair que ce 340 sonne aussi bien que le 330
Mais la question que je me pose est : est-ce que ça vaut la peine de revendre mon VP-03 (au son déjà très bon) et de prendre le Behringer avec une différence de prix de 700-800 euros ??
Il est clair que ce 340 sonne aussi bien que le 330
Mais la question que je me pose est : est-ce que ça vaut la peine de revendre mon VP-03 (au son déjà très bon) et de prendre le Behringer avec une différence de prix de 700-800 euros ??
Vive les BPM !
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D'accord avec Hiyasta.
Il est clair que ce 340 sonne aussi bien que le 330
Mais la question que je me pose est : est-ce que ça vaut la peine de revendre mon VP-03 (au son déjà très bon) et de prendre le Behringer avec une différence de prix de 700-800 euros ??
Même si on met de côté le son, les différences entre les deux sont quand même importantes.
Le Behringer à un clavier, des potards à taille humaine et une polyphonie totale, ce qui n' est pas rien sur une string machine et contrairement au vp03 qui n a que 6 de poly
( assez drôle d' ailleur cette époque où les numériques ont moins de polyphonie que de l' analo
).A toi de voir si l' un de ces critères est déterminant pour toi.
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sinon, c'est pris d'une info générale assez intéressante
Hi Tricera,
that's a fair point but frankly it doesn't really matter to us. Allow me to explain the motivation behind our synth journey:
After 30 years of running a business, I decided to fulfill my lifelong dream - to build all the synths and drum machines I could never afford when I was a kid. Looking at all the feedback, I believe I am not alone.
As you can see we are selling these synths at very low prices and in return it will hopefully create some really happy people. Consider this - if it was such a lucrative business, many other companies would have jumped on this train long ago.
Instead, many competitors use DSPs to keep the component and manufacturing cost real low and instead spend their effort and money on marketing by trying to convince you that “virtual analog” sounds the same as analog when in fact it is digital technology.
As you may have noticed we don't advertise at all, simply because we don't believe in "pay to play" which means getting "great" reviews in return for advertisement dollars. Instead we believe in honest reviews from real customers and in return we love to pass these marketing savings to our customers.
Our mission is to build popular synths such as the Model D but also exotic ones like the VC340. If profit was our purpose, it would be much smarter to stretch the launch of these many synths over a longer period of time. Exactly as you suggested.
We now have 4 incredibly motivated engineering teams and all they care is to showcase their new products. Why would I stop them?
I've read many comments where people believe that recreating these synths is a walk in the forest. Frankly, these statements couldn't be further from the truth and the engineers among you will appreciate that replicating the analog circuitry from these synths is a very small aspect of the actual work. The majority of the effort goes into creating a complete new digital control platform including writing new firmware, designing all mechanical parts and PCB's including prototyping and trouble shooting. Then comes the serious investment in tooling, test jigs, test software and finally compliance testing, spare parts and after-sale service.
I am the first to admit that this is a crazy journey by traditional business means. But I can also tell you it's the most fun we've ever had - and for our people and me that's priceless. The incredible feedback we're receiving from you is so overwhelming that it's worth every effort
Thanks for all your support!
Uli
P.S. Even though we haven't collected orders for 1,000 units yet, I have decided to produce the VC340 regardless and at a MAP of US$ 799.99. Hopefully we won’t lose too much money!
X
Hi Tricera,
that's a fair point but frankly it doesn't really matter to us. Allow me to explain the motivation behind our synth journey:
After 30 years of running a business, I decided to fulfill my lifelong dream - to build all the synths and drum machines I could never afford when I was a kid. Looking at all the feedback, I believe I am not alone.
As you can see we are selling these synths at very low prices and in return it will hopefully create some really happy people. Consider this - if it was such a lucrative business, many other companies would have jumped on this train long ago.
Instead, many competitors use DSPs to keep the component and manufacturing cost real low and instead spend their effort and money on marketing by trying to convince you that “virtual analog” sounds the same as analog when in fact it is digital technology.
As you may have noticed we don't advertise at all, simply because we don't believe in "pay to play" which means getting "great" reviews in return for advertisement dollars. Instead we believe in honest reviews from real customers and in return we love to pass these marketing savings to our customers.
Our mission is to build popular synths such as the Model D but also exotic ones like the VC340. If profit was our purpose, it would be much smarter to stretch the launch of these many synths over a longer period of time. Exactly as you suggested.
We now have 4 incredibly motivated engineering teams and all they care is to showcase their new products. Why would I stop them?
I've read many comments where people believe that recreating these synths is a walk in the forest. Frankly, these statements couldn't be further from the truth and the engineers among you will appreciate that replicating the analog circuitry from these synths is a very small aspect of the actual work. The majority of the effort goes into creating a complete new digital control platform including writing new firmware, designing all mechanical parts and PCB's including prototyping and trouble shooting. Then comes the serious investment in tooling, test jigs, test software and finally compliance testing, spare parts and after-sale service.
I am the first to admit that this is a crazy journey by traditional business means. But I can also tell you it's the most fun we've ever had - and for our people and me that's priceless. The incredible feedback we're receiving from you is so overwhelming that it's worth every effort
Thanks for all your support!
Uli
P.S. Even though we haven't collected orders for 1,000 units yet, I have decided to produce the VC340 regardless and at a MAP of US$ 799.99. Hopefully we won’t lose too much money!
X
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Uli l'Altruiste. Hopefully we won’t lose too much money!
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Il a l'air bien mieux qu'un VP-03 et différent d'un Waldorf STVC.
Ca sonne assez proche du vrai VP330 quand on regarde les videos avec de bonnes enceintes.
Bon alors ! Il sort quand ce VC340 ?
Ca sonne assez proche du vrai VP330 quand on regarde les videos avec de bonnes enceintes.
Bon alors ! Il sort quand ce VC340 ?
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Il sonne comme le vrai !! 
Vive les BPM !
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