Here is song with Minimoog Model D sounds only !
Enjoy !
Minimoog Model D multitrack !
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Re: Minimoog Model D multitrack !
Thank you very much !
Actually I spend several hours doing this track. The kick is 5 or 6 layers , it was the hardest sound to make. As I wanted the track to sound more up to date than retro despite using the Minimoog the kick was my biggest challenge as it needed both that bass thump , mid thump and then a kind of high end click on top of that too
It was fun doing though ! The polyphonic choir intro is played with 4 different harmonies to emulate , Sopran,alto,tenor and bass voice. The mini sounds great however I wish it had PWM too
Actually I spend several hours doing this track. The kick is 5 or 6 layers , it was the hardest sound to make. As I wanted the track to sound more up to date than retro despite using the Minimoog the kick was my biggest challenge as it needed both that bass thump , mid thump and then a kind of high end click on top of that too
It was fun doing though ! The polyphonic choir intro is played with 4 different harmonies to emulate , Sopran,alto,tenor and bass voice. The mini sounds great however I wish it had PWM too
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Re: Minimoog Model D multitrack !
Great tune!
A real classic synth and so versatile.
Thanks for sharing!
A real classic synth and so versatile.
Thanks for sharing!
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Re: Minimoog Model D multitrack !
That was great! Thanks for posting.
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Re: Minimoog Model D multitrack !
Yeah, super good and the most modern sounding thing I've ever heard from a moog. Not only the kick, but the snare sounded big too. Probably some heavy compression to get that. The synth parts sounded huge too.