So 3 right 5 wrong. Certainly within the statistical probability of flipping a coin.
What did we learn ? It doesn't matter what you use...........
So 3 right 5 wrong. Certainly within the statistical probability of flipping a coin.
no problem! thanks glad it was interesting...Lucastyle wrote: ↑Fri Nov 15, 2019 2:10 am Thanks SWAN, I really appreciate your effort for making this comparisons I'm eager to hear the prophet one.
I find that the difference between Diva and analogs is the octave key tracking stability, Diva is rock solid across the keyboard like most VSTs while analogs can have huge variations the legend has this future to tune the variation.
Other key aspects of analog synth is the VCA noise and oscillator leakage, Diva is silent and that takes away some of the perceived 3d effect we usually attribute to analog synths.
At the very least, it's so close that you can easily deceived. Considering what you pay for a Minimoog (and what a pain it probably is to maintain it...), and what you pay for a good emulation like Diva, Legend, or Monark, i think it's pretty fantastic what we have with software these days.
Yeah DIVA, The Legend and Monark all do a fantastic job at emulating the Moog, I've compared them a lot to the hardware which I also own and with a few tweaks here and there you can get them to mach pretty close.chk071 wrote: ↑Fri Nov 15, 2019 10:29 pmAt the very least, it's so close that you can easily deceived. Considering what you pay for a Minimoog (and what a pain it probably is to maintain it...), and what you pay for a good emulation like Diva, Legend, or Monark, i think it's pretty fantastic what we have with software these days.
I did a personal comparison Diva vs. Monark some weeks ago, and, i could get them to match 99% with some tweaks (mostly parameter values not matching, unsurprisingly), which also shows how good this stuff is.
Interesting that you find Diva dirtier than the Boog, I find that U-he plug ins are too tame for my liking hahaha I actually would like grittier sounds out of U-he plug ins, the quality is there thought and repro has introduced some dirtier tools like JAWS and the polyphonic distortions which I adore.SWAN808 wrote: ↑Fri Nov 15, 2019 10:28 pmno problem! thanks glad it was interesting...Lucastyle wrote: ↑Fri Nov 15, 2019 2:10 am Thanks SWAN, I really appreciate your effort for making this comparisons I'm eager to hear the prophet one.
I find that the difference between Diva and analogs is the octave key tracking stability, Diva is rock solid across the keyboard like most VSTs while analogs can have huge variations the legend has this future to tune the variation.
Other key aspects of analog synth is the VCA noise and oscillator leakage, Diva is silent and that takes away some of the perceived 3d effect we usually attribute to analog synths.
I think maybe noise does come into it a bit and I like a bit of noise...but honestly the differences are so difficult to pin down I stop bothering trying to describe them because you end up sounding like an idiot...I still like certain bits of hardware as well though, why not use both...they actually complement eachother, especially hardware learns you how to get the best out of your software...
...one thing I would ask Urs actually is if we could have a bit more control over the drive particularly in the moog style panels...I find it quite difficult to control even when being really careful with the levels, and the Boog was cleaner...dare I say it but the Legend has this control and it is very useful...
Funkybot's Evil Twin wrote: ↑Fri Nov 15, 2019 11:41 pm I’m sorry but the sound differences between a single instance of Diva and one of the Boogs is super obvious once you start playing chords.
Lol f me, i was sure that A was Diva and B was behringer.
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