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Originally Posted by tenorjazz
I know what you mean about analog drift, I use to have a Mini Moog. Now that I understand this all a little better I sure wish I had it back, with oscillator drift and all!!
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You can accomplish much the same with soft synths, it's just that you can opt to have it on or off and it is more controlled than accidental. Its not quite as cool as having a Moog in the studio, but infinitely more versatile
For example, Zebra2 has a "Voice drift" on /or off switch, some softsynths will have something like a per-oscillator "analog" option that does same. Dune lets you do things like turn on unison for an oscillator and specify a number of voices, then modulate different aspects of particular voices within the unison, like apply LFO3 to the fine tune pitch of voices 1,3 and 5 out of 8. The end result is a lot like drift.