Moog has announced the VST Little Phatty Editor, a VSTi application that provides full control and editing of Little Phatty presets and performance controls via MIDI, from within your VST-compatible host application.
The following actions are supported:
- Full editing of all Little Phatty preset parameters via MIDI CC messages
- Automation of all LP parameters in real time through the VST host application
- Save/Load presets to and from the Little Phatty
- Presets can be saved in VST Editor format
Supported VST Hosts:
PC – Windows – VST 2.4
- Steinberg Cubase SX 1-3, Nuendo 1-2
- Mackie Tracktion 3
- Imageline FL Studio (Fruity Loops) *see issues below
- Energy XT
- Cockos Reaper 3.11
- Presonus Studio-One
- Plogue Bidule
- Tobybears’ MiniHost
- Hermann Sieb’s VST Host
Mac – VST 2.4 (OSX)
- Steinberg Cubase SX, Nuendo
- Plogue Bidule
- Mackie Tracktion
- Cockos Reaper 3.11
- Presonus Studio-One
VST Little Phatty Editor for PC and Mac is available now for $69 USD.
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Tags: analog synthesizer, Little Phatty, Macintosh, Moog, Moog-music, patch editor, VSTi, Windows
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A well respected company like Moog Music, should give editors like this for free (or a lot cheaper). If you count that you already paid a relatively small fortune for the Moog logo on a Little Phatty, the fact that they sell their editor at this price, its a "theft". In fact, i got a Little Phatty, and i thought…wow, i have a Moog synth now, but when i got into the site to register, i saw a ridiculous banner which said something like: "fill in the form with your personal details and you will get a great present which is….a magnificent Moog sticker!!!!" After all this money for the "moog sound" they don't even give a nice marketing gift (like a t-shirt) or a free editor…and no i don't believe that $1300 are a logical price for the specific product. It doesn't worth all this money and we mostly pay for the Moog name on it and of course the very basic Moogish sound.
If you see their site, they try to make serious money out of everything they can sell…they even sell at a relatively high price their printed manual and even the dust cover for little phatty is a little expensive for what it really is..thy could have include this useful accessory inside the package for free…
A vst editor like that is planned for the voyager….?
I'm not sure If I agree or disagree with Alex