Appreciate it bro!

@@iamgeorgesears 🙏🙌🙌

Ty vole, kdy a kde?

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Damn, you're right. Shame... it's worse even more given the fact, that they do not update the plugin at all.

And on their own website they ask for $179

Perhaps I should consider doing a follow up.

Now would be a good time for the follow up, they just released 80s spaces 2 today with lots of new stuff and the upgrade is free and it’s also -80% off at audiodeluxe, nice intro price, I picked it up a while ago from a sale

Welcome 😊

You are so welcome!

Will do! :)

Email notification said you had some problems with the setup. All good in the end? :)

Thanks for the kind words. I’m glad it was useful.

Tbh, that stereo image is created by Minilogue's stereo delay. I don't remember exactly, but it was either it's stock ping pong delay or stock tape delay. Sometimes it's quite a challenge to put anything coming from Minilogue into stereo, because it lacks voice spread, that is present on Prologue. If you have some other HW synth, that lacks stereo delays, you can perhaps you stereo widener plugin in the DAW input channel, but watch out for phase cancellation issues.

@@iamgeorgesears Can you absolutely recommend the minilogue xd for production?

@@neveoney7865 If you're looking for true analogue sound and VCO oscilators, then yes. 4 voice polyphony, VCO oscilators for that price is still unmatched since it's release.

@@iamgeorgesears Do you find producing with vst faster and easier than with a hardware synth ? Although hardware offers much more possibilities ?

@@neveoney7865 Working with HW is never gonna be more flexible or easier than SW. It is more fun (to me) but it is definitely not practical. As for possibilities - depends on what synth you buy.

Yes, you need both left and right on one channel.

Post a screenshot of your setup.

@@iamgeorgesears Studio One 5.

@@Emberland Huh, not sure if you're the same person on different account now. :) Anyway, post screenshot of your setup. Upload it to imgur or something and I'll check it out.

Thanks! Glad the video is still of some use after all these years.

I’ll do my best not to disapoint you.

Thank you, I appreciate it Stian, and I won't!!

I have summoned the mighty Mr. Fancy!

Thanks, and welcome! I think I'll do one more for their SSL compressor emulation.

I am not sure how to help out here, because Maschine, from what I know, is not a standard daw. Maybe NI offers something built in.

@@iamgeorgesears thanks! I was able to figure it out by using some of your tips! Thanks again!

Heh, not sure what do you mean, but thanks! :)

You're welcome. I am glad this old video is still of some use. :)

Do you think they'll ever do a revision of some sort, maybe with USB 2.0/3.0 ? The USB 1 interface is killing me and that was a very poor decision by Access back then. The amount of problems because of that would double down if they used at least USB 2 imo.

@@iamgeorgesears I don't know man, I don't think so, there doesn't seem to be a whole lot of lung left in the innovation of Access... Personally I don't use the USB thing at all though, I'm currently getting more and more into the "one take solves everything" vibe. I do save the patches an the MIDI after I've recorded the audio, but I rarely come back to it. Maybe you should take a look at the Waldorf Kyra ;)

I found out the issue in Logic: carry out the steps as shown in the video but use a channel bus (not channel output), and set the bus send to 'independent pan'

I am really glad you found the solution in Logic. It's killing me, that I can't help out with some of the questions. I am pinning this.

Haven't tried your solution yet, but I've been having a hard time making this work in Logic...I hope this is it!

Thank you. I am glad those times are behind me. Maybe I'll get nostalgic over them when I get really old. :)

@@iamgeorgesears It created something good for sure. Good to revisit things years later, a bit like stepping into a dream

You have Snow too, or full desktop version?

@@iamgeorgesears Desktop TI2, it's an amazing sounding synth, really hits the spot

Probably right :) I game a lot anyway, so I can't deny the influence game OSTs have on me. ;)

Dík. Mrkni i na to video o tom, jak jsem to dělal, jestli ses ještě nedíval.

I agree, but I can see from the replies, that ppl have problems setting it up. The internal vocoder is fine, but the main strength is using other synthesizers in tandem with this vocoder.

@@iamgeorgesears for sure, I've been running other sounds thru it rather than using the internal. And the buttons to setup were a bit weird at first but it makes sense now so no problems!

I haven't tested other super saw oscilators, becuase I know of JP-BOOO only... didn't do much research tbh. Do you have link for the other ones?

It's Studio One 4.6 from Presonus. I haven't upgraded yet, because I have so many open projects, that I am scared of breaking stuff if I upgrade.. also waiting for discount. :) Did it catch your eye?

It all comes down to what you want from the synthesizer. If analog sounds are not your cup of tea, then not even the built in presets won't change your mind most likely. The third oscilator is great source of FM sounds and other expansions you upload to it, so that might sway you towards liking it. :) Wavestate is great, but a bit too pricey.