Demo of Roland SH3A vintage synthesizer
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No. Sorry. The difference between analog and digitial is the difference between continuous and discrete math.
In a digital synth, the signal path elements are discretized--Ones and Zeros of various bit depths. An analog synth is a continuous waveform.
A digital synth can generate waveforms. It does not have to be a sample.
Many analog synths do not have 'chips'.
Tuning is not always easy, especially in a live situation.
Digital sounds cold because it is more precise.
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still; digital = lack of soul and juice ;)
All Comments (33)
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@synthpro junos are analog
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I think that JMJ plays one too !
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man i wish my sh-201 sounded this good. f**kin filters sound like shit.
glad i bought a Moog little phatty.
great synths man never sell her ;)
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this does sound old
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what a great fuking sound!
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Funky !
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I like how you used science to ultimately attempt to win an un-winnable argument, then covered it up with a preference to cover for come backs.
Good work.
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Thats right - analogue synths are great 'things' but the new school of synths sound as good, are a factor more powerful and the transistors dont blow
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The new generation of digital synths using analogue modeling (NI Massive, Thor, Z3TA+ etc.) combined with multi-core pcs and affordable controlers have now made digital synths far more powerful and every bit as good as most analogue synths. I used to own an SH3a, profit 5, jupiter 8, OB8, Oscar and Juno 60 , They were expensive to buy and maintenance was also expensive and inconvenient.
I never thought I would say this... but I now prefer digital over analogue.
I have an SH-201, but Roland should have stuck with analog. Of all the different model synths they make, they do not have one analog.
Great video and thanks for posting!
synthpro 3 years ago 2
Hi synthpro - thanks for posting. I watched your 3 videos of you playing your synth setup - great sound and creativity.
kimsacramento 3 years ago