Viking Synth Full Video Review
- Fretless Fingers
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Long time coming. Review video finally up for the Viking mono synthesizer for anyone who's been interested in it. Even if you haven't been I challenge you to check out the video, as I think many would be intrigued in what the device delivers
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Oh yeah I saw this in the RE group on FB. Very nice review and now I feel inspired to mess around with Viking more.
Yikes the subservient "it's just sooo good you should buy it now" intro in that video just made me hit stop. Sorry. Too cheesy.
I love Viking. It's one of my favourite synths.
I love Viking. It's one of my favourite synths.
- JoshuaPhilgarlic
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It's a nice overview, but I think there's too much talking with too little sound bites. It's too academic!
- Fretless Fingers
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Joshua I felt like everyone had thrown optinions at this device but no one really looked at it.
Short version is it emulates something no one has thought to make as a plug in but many well known and loved artist use on a regular basis. Its in a large number of songs we all listen to and frankly its a great plug in.
Short version is it emulates something no one has thought to make as a plug in but many well known and loved artist use on a regular basis. Its in a large number of songs we all listen to and frankly its a great plug in.
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Maybe I'm mistaken, but there are other Moog Voyager plugins like this oneFretless Fingers wrote:Short version is it emulates something no one has thought to make as a plug in but many well known and loved artist use on a regular basis.
Or are the models they emulate different or something?
- Fretless Fingers
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Fretless Fingers wrote:Short version is it emulates something no one has thought to make as a plug in but many well known and loved artist use on a regular basis.
QVprod wrote:
Maybe I'm mistaken, but there are other Moog Voyager plugins like this one
QVprod that my friend is not a Moog voyager. That is a Minimoog model D.QVprod wrote: Or are the models they emulate different or something?
The Minimoog Model D premiered in 1971 and is the big brother to the Minimoog Voyager. Unlike the Voyager the Model D does not feature "continuously variable osciallator" allowing the unique sound available through the synth
This is not to be confused with this products key feature available with the Minimoog Model D, Minimoog Voyager, and Viking; "Free running oscilators" mean the oscilators are constantly in motion allowing for consistant click free play when playing quickly up and down the keyboard. Engaging each oscillator and controling volume in the mixer section and merely controls the audible output in the signal chain
Here is a video with audio examples with a better side by side comparison
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- Puckboy2000
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Nice video! Thanks for sharing. I don't use the Viking much anymore. I think I will dust it off and play it again.Fretless Fingers wrote:Long time coming. Review video finally up for the Viking mono synthesizer for anyone who's been interested in it. Even if you haven't been I challenge you to check out the video, as I think many would be intrigued in what the device delivers
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iMaschine library for Kong? How? Where? (12 min 50s)Fretless Fingers wrote:Long time coming. Review video finally up for the Viking mono synthesizer for anyone who's been interested in it. Even if you haven't been I challenge you to check out the video, as I think many would be intrigued in what the device delivers
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Fretless Fingers wrote:Short version is it emulates something no one has thought to make as a plug in but many well known and loved artist use on a regular basis.
QVprod wrote:
Maybe I'm mistaken, but there are other Moog Voyager plugins like this one
QVprod wrote: Or are the models they emulate different or something?
Ok got it. I was genuinely curious.Fretless Fingers wrote:
QVprod that my friend is not a Moog voyager. That is a Minimoog model D.
The Minimoog Model D premiered in 1971 and is the big brother to the Minimoog Voyager. Unlike the Voyager the Model D does not feature "continuously variable osciallator" allowing the unique sound available through the synth
This is not to be confused with this products key feature available with the Minimoog Model D, Minimoog Voyager, and Viking; "Free running oscilators" mean the oscilators are constantly in motion allowing for consistant click free play when playing quickly up and down the keyboard. Engaging each oscillator and controling volume in the mixer section and merely controls the audible output in the signal chain
Here is a video with audio examples with a better side by side comparison
- Fretless Fingers
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Fretless Fingers wrote:Long time coming. Review video finally up for the Viking mono synthesizer for anyone who's been interested in it. Even if you haven't been I challenge you to check out the video, as I think many would be intrigued in what the device delivers
Ahh side Project of Mine.bxbrkrz wrote: iMaschine library for Kong? How? Where? (12 min 50s)
I took the iMaschine samples exported them and placed them in the same sequence in Kong. Really a pain the in the ass to get done so I only have all the Urban Kits at this time, and a handful of the expansion's. Honestly there my go to drum sounds now adays though. I really dig them for layering and so on
On that note I have been wondering if its a viable option to go into making it available as a free Refill to those who provide proof of purchase of the app as the samples are royalty free after purchase. I just don't want to give away something that I and many other had to pay for to those who just want free sounds, even if it was only a few bucks.
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- Biolumin3sc3nt
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I like the song played throughout the video - Is that your production?
- Fretless Fingers
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Yes actually. I need to just make it available as a single. Probably get on to that in the coming days
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