Damn This Sounds Good // 3rd Wave from Groove Synthesis 

Welcome back to reality ! 😄

I´m waiting for a Waldorf M Keyboard.. Cmon Waldorf it would be epic!

@@nagchumpalot WALDORF WAVE 2 you mean that would be epic but it must be exactly the same inside and outside

I wanted to get a poly brute 12 or super gemini too but decided the 3rd wave is equal to or better in every way. P10 is obsolete, the 3rd wave has the exact same filters and same vintage mode. Obx8 I'd rather just use an oberheim filter and pair it with a 3rd wave. What does the obx8 that the third wave doesn't? Absolutely nothing. Just get the oberheim plugin from GeForce, it sounds more oberheim than the obx8 excluding sound quality, but at least it's the best oberheim sound I've heard from a plugin. Nina is only for the motorized encoders that's it's whole gimmick. It's everything the moog one wants to be. Add any external filter and bypass the 3rd waves filter, done. And the best part? It's smaller than all of the competitors if you just get the desktop version. Pair it with an osmose expressive e or roli lumi and a expressive e touchee and boom there's the polybrute morphee, + polybrute and super geminis keybed. I'm going to ask them to support the touchee and a ribbon controller. Just buy authentic oberheim moog and steiner filters.

@@JohnnyADiI have an obsolete P10 above my 3rd wave and I only have to touch a key to hear the difference. P10 has more limited but ballsy vintage sound. Different synths for different applications. Use your ears, don’t just read specs.

It's been proven to match a prophet 6 1 to 1 based on the identical tone but not sound cause of its digital oscillators, and has a slight digital artifact of not being milky smooth. With tweaking you can match a prophet 10, the 3rd wave has the brightest sound of any modern synth made that isn't a remake. The obx8 and P10 sound bright asf at the top end and no recreation like the ubxa does that. The digital filter is a digital sem that actually reaches all the way up to the very high frequencies and does it accurately, so does the prophet filter. Plus it's resonance compensation is better than a real prophet. Plus it's a million times more powerful of an instrument. And it doesnt go out of tune, and with an analog eq to give it a slight lift, you can get the same punch and cutting nature of the prophet rev 4 sound. The detune mode is literally made by the same guy who programed the sequential one, not just by the guy at groove but the guy who actually invented that technique of vintage mode that also worked with Arturia. So what exactly is audible difference, because ballsy isn't descriptive.

@@JohnnyADiYou sound like you are trying to convince yourself? I have the synths next to each other and they have a different feel. Of course objectively the 3rd Wave has a lot more to offer and also sounds very good. I don’t however think it has the instant powerful sound of the P10, not even with the virtual analog oscillators. I wouldn’t have bought both if I thought they sounded similar. Of course you can mimic the Prophet on the 3rd Wave but seldom duplicate it. Even more that applies to the OB-X8 which really is the most vintage fat sounding modern synth. It is instantly apparent when playing it.

I have an OBX8 and I have the GeForce plug-ins and I’ll take my OBX8 any day over them and the third wave. But gforce did a great job with those plugins.

That lead patch.

No, they’re samples. I did consider playing them from this (as it can now sample).

Are you a relative of this channel's owner, or just don't understand the meaning of the word nepotism?

@@jg_ultra Just a weird joke about liking it just because it's him. Anyway you appear to be the one with limited understanding of the term. Suggest you take your hate elsewhere.

I’ve got that … got it out of curiosity really a few years back to see how PPGs worked. it’s a nice piece of software.

@@StarskyCarr Likewise, I love it. One of the most analogue sounding filters in a VST I ever heard.

Yeah samples 😃👍

I don't think the keyboard version makes any difference at all to how I use it, there are even a few things I prefer on the desktop - like selecting the oscillators. I'm slightly regretting the purchase because I'm stuck for space - but not really ;)

Anyone???

That looks to be more of a direct PPG clone. The 3rd Wave does that but is much more.

That'll happen but worse in 30+ years. Very dissapointed with the ub-xa, horrible drift mode. Loses the high end bright sound and frequencies of the original instrument and sounds more like a software plugin. I love that it has 16 voices but it will never beat the sound of the more expensive obx8 in modern times or the vintage oberheims. The take 5 also sounds better. Groove synthesis is #1, they use artuira and sequentials detune mode which sounds one to one with vintage prophets on their rev 4 prophet 5/10. UDO super gemini also has a bad drift mode like behringer and sounds more like a software plugin than analog. And all the other features they and the community want to add. No behringer will ever do that because none of them have a fleshed out ui system for massive updates. 3rd wave + Korg Kronos is the best combination. You have every range of sound and capability. If you want even more get the gravity software plugin. Just buy hardware filters and slap them on the 3rd wave since it can bypass its filters. It's a more flexible polybrute 12, as long as they add expressive e touchee and ribbon midi control for it, it won't be missing anything. And can recreate a moog one with a moogerfooger mf 101 ladder filter pedal. Has more polyphony and timbre than any major analog synth. Things like Roland jupiter xm and korg wavestate are outclassed by the kronos HD-1 engine.

​@@JohnnyADiYou say all of that like it's fact ....that all encompassed your opinion ffs

@@wesleyforman8391 it is fact, whats not fact about it? You get absolutely no major benefit of getting those other synths if you want a one in all synth.

@@wesleyforman8391 it's purely a fact that for the money, those other synths are irrelevant. The 3rd wave even if the sound isn't 100% the patches can be. All you need then is to mess with an analog eq and external filters.

Thanks. It’s a quick jam 🤷‍♂️ not a finished track. I put these together quickly and record raw so I’m not hiding the synth in eqs compressors and FX. I may add a little here and there but make a point for not polishing too much. This is just 5 or 6 synth lines plus some beats. The original plan was to play it all live from the synth (drums included using the sampling abilities).

@@StarskyCarr Thanks for clarifying! Love your videos. 😉

sounds great on my phone!

I’ve gone for more digital tones specifically to demo them twinkling in this, although I don’t think the main pad sounds digital. And yeah you can do pretty much anything in VSTs and you could emulate most synths very closely but that’s missing the point. This does have an analog filter and saturation circuit, but whether you (or anyone else - not picking on you in particular 😂) could tell the difference is doubtful in most cases. I proved this with an analog/digital test - no one got the correct answers. This sounds great and is a lovely piece to use. Yes it’s pricey but… so are other expensive things.

Always one nonce in the comments 🤣

it's a wavetable synth, whats wrong with digital? I bet if you heard it you'd realise making this synth in v st format would be a laughable failure. Waldorf M is the closest I guess, or a Microwave. Though I suppose not many would notcie the difference in most cases, either way it doesn;t really matter if it sounds good and this synth sounds PHENOMENAL

I've found that the 3W sounds as digital or as analog as you want it to. And yes, VSTs *can* absolutely make similar if not identical sounds. The thing for me about the 3W is just how easy and pleasurable the workflow is to get those sounds.

there is nothing wrong, those are good sounds, just I can get same sounds with arturia synths + uhe Hive, not worth $6000