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To your ears, which filter behaves most analogue

1
86
22%
2
28
7%
3
87
22%
4
117
30%
5
72
18%
 
Total votes: 390

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pdxindy wrote: Why does one have to?
you don't have to.

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I did this test on mp3 compression the other day and failed miserably trying to pick out hq wav from 128kbps mp3 for some tracks. If you don't know what to listen for it can be hard to hear which is which, but some people claimed to get all answers right the first time so a trained ear can make all the difference.
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this is a very nice training: https://www.goldenears.philips.com/en/introduction.html

Also free and pretty hard in later chapters..

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@suloo:
In golden ears (and similar trainings) you compare two files where it is defined who something is supposed to sound.
When you compare e.g. an identical setting on two (real) pro1, there can still be audible differences.
But this does not mean that one isn't "real". To determine if a sound can't possibly be produced by an analog
synth means to now the exact limits of what is possible with the used components that may have variable calibrations etc.

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sure, was just chiming in to hint on a nice online ear training, was OT actualy.

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Hi

Love this synth. I've shared a preset pack with my readers, and I'm sure a few people here would find it helpful too

http://reaperblog.net/2016/05/u-he-repr ... e-presets/
⬆ Jon from The REAPER Blog

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Arrested Developer wrote:To determine if a sound can't possibly be produced by an analog
synth means to now the exact limits of what is possible with the used components that may have variable calibrations etc.
No it doesn't. It is far simpler than that.

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Audio~Geek wrote:Hi

Love this synth. I've shared a preset pack with my readers, and I'm sure a few people here would find it helpful too

http://reaperblog.net/2016/05/u-he-repr ... e-presets/
Since I've owned a Pro-One for almost 35 years, I listened to bits and pieces of your video. Most of the sounds sound very reminiscent of my Pro-One. I would play around with RePro more often if it stayed in sync with my Cubase LE4 sequencer. I hope this will work correctly in a beta version of RePro.
You can hear my original music at this link: https://www.soundclick.com/artist/defau ... dID=224436

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aaron aardvark wrote:
Audio~Geek wrote:Hi

Love this synth. I've shared a preset pack with my readers, and I'm sure a few people here would find it helpful too

http://reaperblog.net/2016/05/u-he-repr ... e-presets/
Since I've owned a Pro-One for almost 35 years, I listened to bits and pieces of your video. Most of the sounds sound very reminiscent of my Pro-One. I would play around with RePro more often if it stayed in sync with my Cubase LE4 sequencer. I hope this will work correctly in a beta version of RePro.
hehehe, how do you sync your Pro-One to Cubase?

We'll try to figure something out, but the LFO of a faithful analogue model can't sync to a host...

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Urs wrote:
aaron aardvark wrote:
Audio~Geek wrote:Hi

Love this synth. I've shared a preset pack with my readers, and I'm sure a few people here would find it helpful too

http://reaperblog.net/2016/05/u-he-repr ... e-presets/
Since I've owned a Pro-One for almost 35 years, I listened to bits and pieces of your video. Most of the sounds sound very reminiscent of my Pro-One. I would play around with RePro more often if it stayed in sync with my Cubase LE4 sequencer. I hope this will work correctly in a beta version of RePro.
hehehe, how do you sync your Pro-One to Cubase?

We'll try to figure something out, but the LFO of a faithful analogue model can't sync to a host...
One could use an LFO device and host automation to sync... since it is a monophonic synth anyway :-)

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Kann man den Repro nicht einfach releasen? Ich meine, ist es wirklich so eine Raketenwissenschaft? Analog hier, analog da. Und ganz viel Voodoo dazu (siehe Umfrage). Ich glaub, wenn ich noch einmal lese, jemand wisse genau, wie "analog" klingt, muss ich mich hier löschen.

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Audio~Geek wrote:Hi

Love this synth. I've shared a preset pack with my readers, and I'm sure a few people here would find it helpful too

http://reaperblog.net/2016/05/u-he-repr ... e-presets/
Thanks for the presets! Reaper has always worked so well in linux,
that I've never spent much time in their forum, so your blog is new to me,
and the archive will be a great resource. Always need to keep learning!
Thanks for sharing such a trove knowledge.
Cheers

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Urs wrote:
aaron aardvark wrote:
Audio~Geek wrote:Hi

Love this synth. I've shared a preset pack with my readers, and I'm sure a few people here would find it helpful too

http://reaperblog.net/2016/05/u-he-repr ... e-presets/
Since I've owned a Pro-One for almost 35 years, I listened to bits and pieces of your video. Most of the sounds sound very reminiscent of my Pro-One. I would play around with RePro more often if it stayed in sync with my Cubase LE4 sequencer. I hope this will work correctly in a beta version of RePro.
hehehe, how do you sync your Pro-One to Cubase?

We'll try to figure something out, but the LFO of a faithful analogue model can't sync to a host...
I currently can't sync my Pro-One to Cubase (I just have to play the Pro-One manually with my actual fingers!). If I wouldn't have sold my Roland TR-707 drum machine I would be able to (does not include LFO) do it (it had MIDI and CV), though I would be stuck with the Pro-One's sequencer (primitive, tedious to program, and dodgy). There are various products out there now that have MIDI and CV stuff. I imagine RePro will mostly replace my Pro-One anyway in the future. I have hardly used my Pro-One (which could use some work) in the last 15 years, though all of the talk about Pro-Ones renewed my interest. I won't cry too much if you can't sync the LFO (though it would be nice), but you gotta have it work for playing back notes (using Cubase sequencer) and be in sync with the music!
You can hear my original music at this link: https://www.soundclick.com/artist/defau ... dID=224436

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Filters 1 and 4 are kicking ass! :)
4 especially.

After this, you really need to make the CPU consumption your TOP PRIORITY!

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NikitaJ wrote:After this, you really need to make the CPU consumption your TOP PRIORITY!
Reading the thread might help you.

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