The analog experiment titled “Flow” has been released on Octofoil Records. This release is available…
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While demoing the SSL Duende X-verb I noticed the preset names seemed very familiar. I noticed the similarity to the Lexicon gear that i’m used to dealing with. That got my curiosity churning. Time for a comparison I say. I pulled up some multitrack drum noodling & a verb bus comparing both the X-verb & Lexicon m300. The result? It’s now of my opinion the X-verb team was influenced if not down right trying to replace the classic Lexicon hardware we know.
For the comparison I pulled up similar named presets on both the X-verb/ m300 & recorded the results @ 24/48.
MP3 Examples –
I have processed some drum noodling with 3 highend hardware reverbs & 3 algorithm based plugin verbs. Are you able to tell the hardware from the plugin? In each section three examples are processed with hardware, three are processed with plugins.
Hardware = Lexicon m300, Lexicon PCM 70, & TC M5000
Plugins = CSR , Sonitus Reverb, & Fabrik R Studio
On 9/13/09 “Rhythm In Mind” joined Octofoil Records. The upcoming full-length release “Flow” will be…
Video clips from the Experimental “Meridian” – Improvisational Music & Dance performance.
Performers –
Sina, Heather Coker, Superkate, April Rose, Mike Feldman, Justin Sullivan, Cristine Tatomer, Eric Beam.
Out of nothing more then curiosity I wanted to know the fundamental differences between the Moog Voyager & Minimonsta. The filter is obvious so I didn’t even want to have that in the equation. I wanted to look at the raw building blocks, the oscillator waveforms. These are my results.
- 1.Voyager-saw
- 2.Minimonsta-saw0:04
- 3.Voyager-square0:04
- 4.Minimonsta-square0:04
- 5.Voyager-tri0:04
- 6.Minimonsta-tri0:04
Visuals
Voyager-Saw
