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You have to convince your wife to let you spend $179?

@@vaportrails7943 When there's a cap, there's a cap ;-) (I'm patient, first need a project as excuse!) 😂

Thank you!

ITS Native Instruments guys.kONTROL s61 note is what you see him playing. What he is playing is not a hard wire synth. Its Native Instruments Libraries.

Thanks!

That's a bit of an exaggeration. Have you ever heard the Model 72 by Softube, sounds more like a Minimoog than this. Or how about the Roland SE - 02 module, that sounds sick and this is half the price of that hardware. This sounds good for its non Mini sounds. The Zimmer sounds. They're ok, but you can hear the digital sheen. I liked the Interstellar and Dark Master patches. Classic Zimmer sounds that are already on the Zebra HZ though. If you're new to his digital sound creation world, welcome!

@@RJ1J I´ve seen videos comparing to a real Minimoog (cause I don´t own one) and haven´t heard a better moog emulation than The Legend.

@@diegoalejo15 The oscillators are good, but the filter isn't close to UAD's.

@@RJ1J I have seen Starsky Carr doing comparisons between the Legend and Softubes Model 72 and they are more or less the same. And he is the detailed oriented guy using the oscilloscopes and all and that really dives deep into all the components. What some comparisons can fail upon is if using the early or late revision that is modelled in the Legend. They will make the Legend differ from Model 72 if the "wrong one" is chosen Both are equally good with the added benefit of the modular system for the Model 72 BUT with the added bonus of more extra tweaking "Under the hood" and effects for the Legend. And, of course, polyphony and unison. So for me it is a no brainer to choose the Legend. That is, if you are not really into the modular "free" extras you get from Softube. (Which could be cool). What is interesting to note is that none of the Moog emulations, not even the hardware Behringer Model D, can do the saturation/overdrive nowhere near as good as in the original Moog Model D. They are not even close!

Thanks mate!

How did you start a demo? It's not available yet.

@@ottam I bought it 🤷‍♂️

@@jumpstar9000 gotcha. I'm dying to demo it.

@@ottam You will love it. Totally rocks! 😎🤘

The Interstellar patch was pretty amazing, and Copper Crystals was good too.

"In signal processing, a filter bank (or filterbank) is an array of bandpass filters that separates the input signal into multiple components, each one carrying a sub-band of the original signal."

@@marcom. that tells me absolutely nothing.. it’s a paralleled version of the sound that has been bandpassed?

@@TheoShahh Think of it as a really powerful EQ where you can "Tune" and tweak each band very hard (and dynamically automated). That is, if you turn down all of the EQ bands you get no sound at all. Or, another extreme, if you turn down all the EQ:s except one band you will only hear that band. Then in turn all of this can be automated. That is, you can modulate all of these knobs in that filter bank just like you do with your normal lowpass filter with, for an example, an envelope generator or an LFO. You get the "normal synthesizer control" of specific combos of frequency ranges! Very cool!

@@Magnus_Loov thanks dude!

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Yes you keep the original Legend, it is a separate plug-in. The Legend HZ can open patches from the legacy Legend, however.

@@synapseaudio2488 thanks. Bought HZ update a couple of hours ago. Love it. If only the MSEG could be switched so that the breakpoints can snap to 12 values/semitones that would be a nice addition :)

It could be the expensive RTW meter, but it looks more like the TC Electronic Clarity M.

@@Asyouwere Thank you so much for the information

@@Jean-Mi_Paradis You’re welcome!

hardwut?

@@BRIGGS2710 He means people will sell hardware because they don't need the hassle when plugins sound this good. I disagree. A lot of digital sheen on these presets that isn't as bad on Sylenth1. G-Force has it on all its plugins. Something to do with the filter code or effects. Dunno.

@@RJ1J the difference is not worth the hassle, in my case. I'm sure the purdy $3k moog, looks nice though.

In some case yeah, but in some not. Every instrument have own character of sound. I love hardware analog synths and I never selling analog(unlike digital iron synthesizers), even if such companies like Synapse Audio can clone it maximum close, I still feel this very small difference or it's just my own) but it will not make people sell their synth treasures in most cases. In any case, The Legend HZ seems to be an outstanding synthesizer and I would eagerly start doing sound design on it😊

@@NatLifeSounds I know what you mean. But there are certain sounds that cannot be recreated in software. I'm talking about extreme sounds, and filters especially, but that could be something like a really low bass note.The deep buzz from say Moog hardware, say a Grandmother or Sub 25 sounds amazing, and different every time. This is where analogue almost always beats plug-ins, at the extremes, which is where we want to go often times Of course, you get people that say 90% of people can't tell the difference. But it's when you add it all up. If you're running a dozen soft synths, or you're running 12 tracks of analogue, it makes a major difference to the depth and character to the combined sound. Because the digital replicates the same sound every time, whilst the analogue does not. So those are the three reasons why it's worth the hassle to have at least three pieces of analogue gear, the nonlinearity, the analogue filters and the combination of many analogue tracks at once. I get desktop versions, no big deal on space. And in many cases I can run plugins to operate the hardware. I could put them under my desk if I want to. This is true for several Moog synths, which have excellent free editors.

STOP….Zimmer time 🤣

@@TechnoAssassin-vx6zf yeah, because it's just too hard to say STOP: Henry Gregson-Willians time.!

@@charlessomerset9754 😂

Yes, it is under development.

Great, buying day 1@@synapseaudio2488

@@synapseaudio2488I allready bought vst now , will I have a reason rack also ?

Yes they are included.

Not enough oscillator’s I’m afraid.

It does have NKS mapping. It is just that this demo was done inside Cubase, i.e. not in Maschine or Komplete Kontrol.

There is 200 new presets, and 400+ presets from the old Legend, which are also included as an optional download.

On my super optimized 12core Xeon Workstation (1,8GHz), I have 8 instances of dune running without problems

A lot of influence. It was Hans' idea to have 6 oscillators, 4 MSEGs and a comprehensive modulation matrix.

​@@synapseaudio2488cool. I'm going to give the trail a whirl. I'm sure I'll buy it anyway judging by these sounds

The Legend HZ

Yes ;)

@@DejaVuSound woah, that's amazing) so my new Soundbank that I just finished for The Legend will work in HZ 😁 Thank you for the info, Kevin 😉

its the ChoiSauce Designs 100mm MIDI Faders, cheers!

@@VELVET462 thanks!