Analog Oscillator Comparison
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I got them all right!
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I prefer the moog for most of them, it seems more full while the de tuned 2600 seems muffled. Korg is full too, I heard a more ring with the plain triangle than moog. great video.
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@albedoshader: Could you send me a direct link? That would be great. Thank you in advance.
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@AutomaticGainsay: According to YouTube it is. That’s strange.
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The problem with your comparison is that the slightly lower tuned samples always belong to the ARP. :)
albedoshader 6 months ago
@albedoshader What? Are you serious? : ) Yeah, when I made this video, I was in a bit of a rush and in my exuberance didn't check the tuning. However, this video isn't really about frequency, it's about timbre. : ) While the tuning is a tipoff if you're trying to guess, it bears little importance in regard to comparing the timbre of the oscillators of the various synths.
AutomaticGainsay 6 months ago
@AutomaticGainsay: Why is the higher quality video private? I’d really like to watch it.
albedoshader 6 months ago
@albedoshader According to my settings, it isn't! : /
AutomaticGainsay 6 months ago
is the arp just naturally de-tuned or what? the detuning of C lends to an obvious bias...but mainly I was really thinking of getting an ARP before seeing this.
13elieve 1 year ago
@13elieve No, the ARP had a different tuning because of my haste in making the video!
AutomaticGainsay 6 months ago