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V Collection - Legacy versions => Mini V => Mini V Users Community => Topic started by: mmyers6167 on April 02, 2004, 02:07:47 am
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I just got my MiniMg V this week and I absolutely love it!!!!! My question is not a real big concern in the grand scheme of things but I pulled out a very old book called Sound Charts: MiniMg by Tom Rhea. This is an old book of MiniMg patches from the 1970s published by Mg Music. I thought it would be interesting to program a bunch of those patches on the Mini V and save them so I could call them up quickly. The deal though is, they don't sound right on the Mini V and they definitely don't sound the same as they did on the real thing. Any reasons why not?
Of course I can't complain because all the cool patches that came with the MiniMg V sound light years better than the stuff in my old patch book.
mmyers
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One major difference between the real and the virtual miniMg,is the way the oscillators are tunning. To be more usefull with the mouse, the oscillators are coarse tunning by semi-tone with right click, and fine tunning with left click. On the real miniMg the oscillators was tunning from about +/- one octave with one knob.
For the square, the virtual can output a totally 50% pulse square, the real miniMg not, so you have to tune the pulse width by right click on the wave form selector.
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Any way to make it more like the original??