analog cars...nebulae wrote:^ car analogies...
lame.
Is Moog Overrated?
-
knotkranky
- Posts: 4336
- Joined: Tue Mar 14, 2006 7:08 pm
- Location: la
sexy, but not as sexy as my hot-ass delorean
Last edited by aqua_tek on Fri Jul 18, 2008 3:31 pm, edited 2 times in total.
-
Machinesworking
- Posts: 11551
- Joined: Wed Jun 23, 2004 9:30 pm
- Location: Seattle
Uh? considering I've met you in person, and you stated to me directly that you would rather have a Virus Ti than my Memorymoog. In that same conversation you were not really that interested in analog, and saw analog modeling as just as good/better/cheaper/with more features, admitting that you had worked for Access to some capacity before.Tarekith wrote: I never said anything about digital synths, or the Virus/DX7, so I'm not sure what you're on about. I was actually thinking that for the price of a new Moog, you could more or less build a much more feature laden modular synth. A lot more options for sound design, and a wider tonal palette, all still analog too.
But thanks for playing the jump to conclusions game.
Nothing I said was meant as an attack, just going off what I do know about your taste in gear. Not much of a conclusion to jump to I would say.
That's funny...every single time I've slept with Tarekith, he'd always say "Ride me like a Moog filter! oh yeah! Who's your MoogerFooger? WHO'S YOUR MOOGERFOOGER! YES! YES!" Now I realize it was just shallow pillow talk.Machinesworking wrote:Uh? considering I've met you in person, and you stated to me directly that you would rather have a Virus Ti than my Memorymoog. In that same conversation you were not really that interested in analog, and saw analog modeling as just as good/better/cheaper/with more features, admitting that you had worked for Access to some capacity before.Tarekith wrote: I never said anything about digital synths, or the Virus/DX7, so I'm not sure what you're on about. I was actually thinking that for the price of a new Moog, you could more or less build a much more feature laden modular synth. A lot more options for sound design, and a wider tonal palette, all still analog too.
But thanks for playing the jump to conclusions game.
Nothing I said was meant as an attack, just going off what I do know about your taste in gear. Not much of a conclusion to jump to I would say.
-
Machinesworking
- Posts: 11551
- Joined: Wed Jun 23, 2004 9:30 pm
- Location: Seattle
He'll just say anything to get some strange.nebulae wrote:That's funny...every single time I've slept with Tarekith, he'd always say "Ride me like a Moog filter! oh yeah! Who's your MoogerFooger? WHO'S YOUR MOOGERFOOGER! YES! YES!" Now I realize it was just shallow pillow talk.Machinesworking wrote:Uh? considering I've met you in person, and you stated to me directly that you would rather have a Virus Ti than my Memorymoog. In that same conversation you were not really that interested in analog, and saw analog modeling as just as good/better/cheaper/with more features, admitting that you had worked for Access to some capacity before.Tarekith wrote: I never said anything about digital synths, or the Virus/DX7, so I'm not sure what you're on about. I was actually thinking that for the price of a new Moog, you could more or less build a much more feature laden modular synth. A lot more options for sound design, and a wider tonal palette, all still analog too.
But thanks for playing the jump to conclusions game.
Nothing I said was meant as an attack, just going off what I do know about your taste in gear. Not much of a conclusion to jump to I would say.
