The Behringer Minimoog Model D Clone?

[christianrock]

That's the whole point of this thread though.

A Moog Model D with Behringer price :smart:

[selfinflikted]

That's the whole point of this thread though.

A Moog Model D with Behringer price :smart:

This is true. I will have to hear it if/when it actually happens.

[ElectricPuppy]

True. If they can pull that off, I think it would be pretty attractive.

[selfinflikted]

Would buy for $400 if it sounds good.

[selfinflikted]

And honestly, I don't really have the desire for the DM12 anymore since the S8.

[MetroSonus]

I've just realized I have to play stuff on my own to see if I like it.

I will admit, I've heard some vintage D that has impressed me. But the newer stuff, like the minitaur, voyager ect.. Not my thing.

Then again, what did the D sound like new? That's always my thing too.. You hear people talk about "that sound" and half meant the new, clean sparkly tuned controlled sound of an out of the box instrument. Then the others are into the old, degraded, out of tune, drifting, worn out caps and saturated amp sound and they think that is the "sound".

It's stupid, but you know how many Poly 800s I've owned? All different, all wore out "fat" sound. Then I get EP's clean, mint EX800 and I'm like this thing blows balls man. The synapse audio VST was bang on.

I figured, if it fits, I sits. your mileage may differ.

[ElectricPuppy]

The one thing the MM can do that I happened to hear in a video last night is that overdrive "feature" you can do with it by feeding it back on itself (I think that's the way it's accomplished?) It makes bass go GROWL and I liiiiike it. The Behringer clone had better be able to get that right, or there's going to be seriously disappointed peeps!

I wonder how well you can do that overdrive with just a pedal instead.

[ClavAnother]

What did the mini sound like new??

There are hundreds of records pasted with it. It sounded fucking great.

[ClavAnother]

Also, I have to say that I'm really surprised that anybody would think the Minotaur was going to be a good idea. That or the mother 32. Or the little phat one.

I will admit that I was surprised the Sub 37 was good. It's pretty cool.

But a minimoog? This stuff was all figured out decades ago. It's a great instrument and it has a very powerful sound. That doesn't mean it's the greatest stnth ever created, it's justvthat it is very well documented and long since established that the thing has giant hairy balls of fire. That's whyvthatvstuff is expensive.

Those very classic synths are in the same boat: Jupiter 8, 2600, OBXa, SEM, Prophet 5/10; this stuff is super powerful and stand above the rest.

There are dozens of other lesser synths that are very awesome, but the elite few are covered for a reason.

I personally encourage anybody wanting to remake any vintage monsters. That includes the Hammond B3, although I realize that that one is not possible to make. [as a side note, I wonder if anybody has run a current model Hammond through an AO-28, there is of course still the problem of key pivot.]

[ClavAnother]

The one thing the MM can do that I happened to hear in a video last night is that overdrive "feature" you can do with it by feeding it back on itself (I think that's the way it's accomplished?) It makes bass go GROWL and I liiiiike it. The Behringer clone had better be able to get that right, or there's going to be seriously disappointed peeps!

I wonder how well you can do that overdrive with just a pedal instead.

There is a high and low output, plus an external input on the back. You run the high into your system and run the low into the ext input.

[ClavAnother]

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$400






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[selfinflikted]

But does it make any other sounds?

Christ. That sequence is grating.

[ClavAnother]

No. The knobs are for decoration. It's actually just fixed resistors.

[ClavAnother]

Also, haters be hatin

[selfinflikted]

Well, I understand that this is not a proper demo. But as it stands, that's crap.

ETA: The demo, not the product.

[ElectricPuppy]

No. The knobs are for decoration. It's actually just fixed resistors.

lollolol

[MetroSonus]

It looks..."mini", or is it just me?! I wonder if there's enough room to change out the knobs.

And for the record, I didn't even like the Novation Peak demos..

For 99% of these, I'm like, can you show me something 1. good and 2. that I can't do in software?

That's why i said I have to play it.. all these demos are crap and I don't hear anything unique in them most of time.

[christianrock]

Still, at $400 this is relevant to my interests

[MetroSonus]

I aint saying no... We'll just have to meet one at the store..

[selfinflikted]

No chance of me meeting one in a store. I'll have to rely on you guys' opinions before/if I would decide to buy one.