Softube Modular (Software Eurorack)

I think it's daft that people are bitching about this, saying to just use max/map... It takes me forever to do anything in those programs, and time is my most valuable asset. I am, however, very familiar with patching hardware and VA modular, so the extensibility of this is very exciting. Although I probably won't be able to afford it

  On 7/27/2016 at 12:53 PM, lala said:

 

No, ive not heard any software come close to the filters & running things at audio rate, or some of the perfectly in tune supersonic no aliasing high octaves I can get out of some of my oscillators...

  On 7/29/2016 at 4:21 AM, Mesh Gear Fox said:

 

i don't think it's hard. the right VA synth can sound exactly the same as an analogue equiv. i'd be interested in doing some tests for this, but i'm willing to bet that there are very few people who can tell the diff between good software emulation and the real thing.

 

 

It interests me that opinions can be so varied when it comes to software. I'm trying to learn for myself and have found that software/digital can make some amazing sounds regardless of any comparison with analog hardware.

As an aside do you guys know whether Aleksi Perala's colundi work is digital? I've been listening a lot recently and the tones sound very clear/clean. Is this to do with the sound source or just amazing mastering?

  On 7/30/2016 at 2:11 AM, ganus said:

I think it's daft that people are bitching about this, saying to just use max/map... It takes me forever to do anything in those programs, and time is my most valuable asset. I am, however, very familiar with patching hardware and VA modular, so the extensibility of this is very exciting. Although I probably won't be able to afford it

Great point and shows that different people are looking for different things. I have Ableton and looked in to Max/MSP. It looks very interesting/in depth but I'm more interested in creating music than I am coding new sounds/instruments so decided to use Oscillot (based around Max I think?) and Reaktor instead. I made my own 'SH 101' with Oscillot and am learning how to make synths with blocks and it's great fun.

i absolutely love my modular, and i would utterly crave a system as simple to decipher, and yet complex and fascinating to use as my Makenoise Function and Mutable Tides, to manipulate parameters in a software setting. il be checking this out for sure.

  On 7/30/2016 at 1:06 PM, beathaven said:

Great point and shows that different people are looking for different things. I have Ableton and looked in to Max/MSP. It looks very interesting/in depth but I'm more interested in creating music than I am coding new sounds/instruments so decided to use Oscillot (based around Max I think?)