Analog synth emulations

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macogil
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Analog synth emulations

Post by macogil »

Hi,

I think that scope platform is a better way to make good analog synth emulations than 'only software' VST replicas in terms of getting closer to the real thing but thne I see more offer in the VST market (arturia, KLC, n.i., etc...just to name a few) than plugins for the scope platform. Do you think will we see more scope plugins from this type in the near future?. If I had to make a wish list I would say: The Jupiter series (4, 6, 8), Junos, Elka Synthex, OB-Xa, ARP2600

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Mr Arkadin
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Re: Analog synth emulations

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Although it would nice to have more emulations (I have a real Jupiter 4 but would still love a Scope version) I feel that that would now have to be done by a third party - I think Sonic|Core's time will be spent on the XITE and bringing Scope 5 into the future (OSX and W7 64 bit). And of course there are more on the native market as they're companies that specialise in one or two things - they don't have to develop the platform that their plugins work in as well. Personally I only find GForce's efforts worth bothering about in native land (their impOSCar is great - and I have a real OSCar) and Arturia are just *meh* in the extreme.

It would be nice if S|C opened up the SDK to third party developers to tinker with - but with very little returns overall I can't see any but the hardcore, who know what this system is capable of, bothering to learn it let alone create an emulation.
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Re: Analog synth emulations

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I'm pretty sure one of Sonic Core's next synths is Gizzmo wich is a granular synth. I could be wrong, but the gizzmo was advertised awhile back but never released (sounded great iirc). Modular 4 covers some emulation and there are quite a few other emulation plugins available for scope to satisfy most peoples hunger for awhile before wanting more. I suppose the Solaris plugin will be another emu once the hardware version is released :) . As Mr Arkadin stated S|C's time might be used up on Windows 7 x64bit, Mac, SDK and overall platform development. It's not impossible to have other Emu's created from them but i would'nt expect too much from them far as plugins go, atleast not anytime soon. Modular 4, the new stock effects and possibly Gizzmo shows that S|C are trying to do as much as they can but their workload is huge so i would'nt expect too much ATM (but would love any new goodies if they brought them). We're probably in the hands of 3rd party for a long time, hopefully when the new SDK is released a few more 'High-End' developers get on board. Time will tell.


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Re: Analog synth emulations

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Regarding other synth emulation:
- isn't UKNOW 007 mainly inspired by the Juno 106 ?
- what about the Saturn, just the next door to Jupiter ?

By the way, the list of availbale device is already great (Minimax, ProTone, Pro12, Prodyssey, Vectron, Vocodizer ...) and most important the sound is rather GOOD.
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macogil wrote:Hi,

Do you think will we see more scope plugins from this type in the near future?. If I had to make a wish list I would say: The Jupiter series (4, 6, 8), Junos, Elka Synthex, OB-Xa, ARP2600

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The Arturia JP8 is fantastic...every bit as good as the real one I played back in the 80's, and then some...
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