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Yamaha CS-80 vs Software Emulations (Arturia CS-80V & Cherry GX-80)

This video compares a vintage Yamaha CS-80 synthesizer to two software emulations: Arturia CS-80V and Cherry GX-80.… Read More Yamaha CS-80 vs Software Emulations (Arturia CS-80V & Cherry GX-80)

November 17, 202420 Comments

Sebastian ‘KEBU’ Teir On Analog Music In A Digital World

Synthesist Sebastian Teir, aka KEBU, shared this video, which captures his TEDx talk on ‘Analog Music In A Digital World’.… Read More Sebastian ‘KEBU’ Teir On Analog Music In A Digital World

December 16, 201712 Comments

Analog vs Virtual, Mano A Mano – Roland Jupiter-8 vs. OP-X PRO-II


Roland Jupiter-8 vs. OP-X PRO-II was uploaded by: virtualoberheim
Duration: 222
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August 30, 2013August 30, 201327 Comments

Analog Vs Digital, Yamaha Edition


ELF BASICS 1 was uploaded by: elfferichfour
Duration: 184
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February 8, 2010February 9, 20104 Comments

On Noise In Electronic Music

New blog Harmonia Prohibitorum has published an interesting discussion of analog vs digital and the role of noise in electronic music: My main problem with digital music applications is the silence that is there to start with. If you record nothing at all onto analogue tape and play it back there’s still something there. I… Read More On Noise In Electronic Music

June 14, 2009June 14, 2009Leave a comment

Analog MiniMoog Vs Virtual Analog Minimax ASB

http://www.vimeo.com/1820127 This is a direct comparison between a vintage analog Moog Minimoog (1976) and a Creamware Minimax ASB, trying to use the same settings on both instruments and playing them together or one at a time. The video was recorded “live” with two cameras and a Panasonic AVE5 video mixer (I’m switching channels manually between… Read More Analog MiniMoog Vs Virtual Analog Minimax ASB

September 30, 20082 Comments

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