Thursday, September 22, 2016
ARP Odyssey vs. Minimoog: Funk Bass Face-Off
Published on Sep 22, 2016 mootbooxle
"ARP Odyssey (Korg) and Minimoog Model D (reissue) go head-to-head in a funk bass showdown. Which one wins?
Both have been used for basslines on countless hit records. I love them both!
I was using the Mk1 Filter on the Odyssey (I prefer my ARP to sound like an ARP, plus it's what Herbie Hancock and George Duke used).
Drums are Oberheim DMX.
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ARP Odyssey vs. Minimoog ROUND 2: The Rematch!
Published on Oct 4, 2016 mootbooxle
"Thank you, everyone, for your comments on the ARP Odyssey vs. Minimoog Funk Bass Face-Off! I decided that it would be a good idea to do another round with a more even comparison - the sounds are not 100% identical, but they're closer, and I basically played the same bass line on both synths (although I got carried away with the Moog ;P). To further level the playing field, the Odyssey was using the Mk2 (Moog clone) filter, and I defeated the envelope retriggering by patching Gate Out to Trig In to duplicate the Minimoog's legato response.
Which one did you like better?"
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