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sound qual |  100% | | ease of use |
100% |
| build qual |
100% |
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| bass | 100% |
| brass | 50% |
| strings |
75% |
| pads |
75% |
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| perc | 25% |
| organ | 50% |
| digital |
25% |
| analog |
100% |
| noises |
75% |
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Mark Brown (fx1mark@yahoo.com)
writes:
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| I have owned quite a few synths but never a Minimoog. like a lot of other synth lovers I have always wanted to. when Creamware came out with the Minimax ASB It really caught my attention. A beautiful laptop synth with a 1:1 Minimoog layout and a reasonable price tag. After reading reviews I knew i had to have one. I have not been dissapointed. the sound is thick and warm just like a real moog. very easy to program your own sounds is a big plus for me. Aliasing is not a problem with this va, they really got it right. Add the extra's like twelve voice polyphony, chorus/flange and stereo delay, and a usb port with remote software and Creamware has created the Minimoog for me...
Comments About the Sounds:
Sweet Minimoog emulation. fat basses, ripping leads just like a real Minimoog. add 12 voice polyphony and chorus/flange-stereo delay and its a dream moog some true.
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(Thanks to Mark Brown for this info.)
and fx1mark for the pic
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Released:2005
