Stir It Up: how to make the synth sound on Minimoog app

[@awaken77]

Thanks for recreating this classic sound!

[@surgerywithoutknives2353]

Fantastic!!!

[@CoinOpMilitia]

HI Im trying to get this on the arturia vst and not having much luck. Would the load files for this be the same?

[@in.Synthesis]

They are different, sorry...

[@aralticas]

I had the same issue! Try to reduce the amount of contour at 6-7 and the decay time at 1 sec. And the reverb is also important!

[@effyboy93]

Where did you find the reverb fx. I can’t seem to find it. Can you help me please. Cheers 🙂

[@in.Synthesis]

The reverb is from Ableton Live… but you can try the delay.

[@sebastianooliveto6637]

the name of the app??

[@in.Synthesis]

Minimoog Model D Synthesizer, by Moog Music Inc. for iPhone and iPad.

[@sebastianooliveto6637]

@@in.Synthesis tanks

[@Hotters9060]

@@in.Synthesis What are the setting for the oscillators and the filter sweep??

[@in.Synthesis]

@@Hotters9060 Every parameter is shown on the Minimoog panel: 3 oscillators, the second is tuned +4 semitones, the third an octave lower. To get the filter sweep: low cutoff frequency; high amount of contour; high resonance; slow filter attack.

[@Hotters9060]

@@in.Synthesis I have another question. Is it possible to get this same Stir It Up sound on the Behringer Model D analogue synthesizer?? The Behringer electronic music company made a clone of the original minimoog model D and they just came out with a new analogue synthesizer called the Poly D also.