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songboy
Publié le 02/11/09 à 23:11
(contenu en anglais)
(contenu en anglais)
I am running with a Macbook with Logic 9 and Ableton 7. So far, no compatibility issues whatsoever.
The configuration and setup is fairly simple. It helps to have some experience using hardware synths to really feel comfortable with this unit right away, being that it is literally a model of the physical unit. Having all the presets to start you off is a great thing, with out them, I imagine I would have spent a lot of time just figuring out how to make unique sounds on this puppy.
As for the manual, I don't think I have ever looked at it. Again, this is modeled after the real deal so for the most part, what you see is what you get. Creating your own presets and saving them is very easy thanks to the always present menu bar that houses those options as well as other ones you will eventually want to mess with.
All the functions are right in your face so I would say Yes, they are easily accessible.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
So far, this software has worked flawlessly. No issues with crashes or lost presets, very stable.
I have never played a real Mini Moog but I have spent a lot of time using Moog gear such as a voyager, taurus and many moogerfoogers. With that said, I think this thing sounds great!! Of course you will never be able to match the quality of the real deal, but I have had many folks come to me after a performance and ask where the Moog was. So I give it a 10 out of 10 for being the closest I will get to real moog sound with out shelling out over a $1000.
I have been using this plugin for around 6 months.
OVERALL OPINION
What I like most about the Minimoog is the sound. As mentioned earlier, I am very pleased with it. What I like least about it is whenever you click on a knob or parameter to grab it with your mouse, it changes to exactly where the mouse is hovering. This proves a pain during live performance or even when working in the studio if you are experimenting, trying to find the right sound. I haven't looked into finding a change for this because I have attached a Axiom midi controller to control the unit. It would be nice though if the initial click of the mouse just selected the knob, then moving the mouse changed the parameter.
I believe my studio partner bought this plugin and a few others for under $400. All together he got 3 plugins. If you can't afford the real deal, then spending a 1/10 of it to get the closet sound I have found so far is not so bad.
Precision and Quality of the sound is extremely good, considering the fact this is a digital reproduction of a synth heralded for its perfect analog sound.
I have used many different synths that have had Moog presets, but no, I have never used another plugin modeled after a specific Moog product.
I would definitely make the same choice, this plugin is great for basses, pads and leads and I would have a hard time replacing it.
Good buy!!!
The configuration and setup is fairly simple. It helps to have some experience using hardware synths to really feel comfortable with this unit right away, being that it is literally a model of the physical unit. Having all the presets to start you off is a great thing, with out them, I imagine I would have spent a lot of time just figuring out how to make unique sounds on this puppy.
As for the manual, I don't think I have ever looked at it. Again, this is modeled after the real deal so for the most part, what you see is what you get. Creating your own presets and saving them is very easy thanks to the always present menu bar that houses those options as well as other ones you will eventually want to mess with.
All the functions are right in your face so I would say Yes, they are easily accessible.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
So far, this software has worked flawlessly. No issues with crashes or lost presets, very stable.
I have never played a real Mini Moog but I have spent a lot of time using Moog gear such as a voyager, taurus and many moogerfoogers. With that said, I think this thing sounds great!! Of course you will never be able to match the quality of the real deal, but I have had many folks come to me after a performance and ask where the Moog was. So I give it a 10 out of 10 for being the closest I will get to real moog sound with out shelling out over a $1000.
I have been using this plugin for around 6 months.
OVERALL OPINION
What I like most about the Minimoog is the sound. As mentioned earlier, I am very pleased with it. What I like least about it is whenever you click on a knob or parameter to grab it with your mouse, it changes to exactly where the mouse is hovering. This proves a pain during live performance or even when working in the studio if you are experimenting, trying to find the right sound. I haven't looked into finding a change for this because I have attached a Axiom midi controller to control the unit. It would be nice though if the initial click of the mouse just selected the knob, then moving the mouse changed the parameter.
I believe my studio partner bought this plugin and a few others for under $400. All together he got 3 plugins. If you can't afford the real deal, then spending a 1/10 of it to get the closet sound I have found so far is not so bad.
Precision and Quality of the sound is extremely good, considering the fact this is a digital reproduction of a synth heralded for its perfect analog sound.
I have used many different synths that have had Moog presets, but no, I have never used another plugin modeled after a specific Moog product.
I would definitely make the same choice, this plugin is great for basses, pads and leads and I would have a hard time replacing it.
Good buy!!!