USE Plugiator

mutilatedlip · #1 (**permalink**) 28th August 2008 , 02:54 PM

Has anyone seen/heard/had any hands-on with one of these little things?

I remember playing an ASB Minimax many moons ago and being really impressed with it's analogue feel and sounds. However, they were £5-600 at the time.

This little box has the Minimax and it's stable-mate synths the Pro-12/Odyssey/Vocoder etc. all built in. Best thing, it's sub £300 which is pretty good value as it's apparently expandable, holds up to eight soon-to-be-released additional plug-ins.

Basic ins and outs, but early word seems to be quite good on them.

Anyone got the ASB/Creamware synth range?

Dave Boulden · #2 (**permalink**) 28th August 2008 , 03:00 PM

If memory serves, when Creamware went out of business, USE Audio inherited the software synths and another company (can't remember who), inherited the SCOPE hardware platform.

I seriously looked at buying the Plugiator... mostly to have a modeled tone-wheel organ on-stage with extra synths bundled in at a reasonable price. I have now decided I'm going to get an SMPro V-Machine instead and use that to run second instances of some of my VST plugins, including NI B4 II.

gzweb · #3 (**permalink**) 28th August 2008 , 08:08 PM

Wow what a great product. We should do it. I'll have a word with the decision makers once they're back from their holidays. Thanks for the headz up.

Lovv · #4 (**permalink**) 24th October 2008 , 10:32 AM

Hey Dave,
did you finally get the Vmachine? how is it performing

Dave Boulden · #5 (**permalink**) 24th October 2008 , 10:55 AM

It's not available yet, unfortunately.

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#1 (permalink) 28th August 2008 , 02:54 PM
mutilatedlip Super Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Birmingham Posts: 291	USE Plugiator Has anyone seen/heard/had any hands-on with one of these little things? I remember playing an ASB Minimax many moons ago and being really impressed with it's analogue feel and sounds. However, they were £5-600 at the time. This little box has the Minimax and it's stable-mate synths the Pro-12/Odyssey/Vocoder etc. all built in. Best thing, it's sub £300 which is pretty good value as it's apparently expandable, holds up to eight soon-to-be-released additional plug-ins. Basic ins and outs, but early word seems to be quite good on them. Anyone got the ASB/Creamware synth range?
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Dave Boulden Super Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Kent, UK. Posts: 525	If memory serves, when Creamware went out of business, USE Audio inherited the software synths and another company (can't remember who), inherited the SCOPE hardware platform. I seriously looked at buying the Plugiator... mostly to have a modeled tone-wheel organ on-stage with extra synths bundled in at a reasonable price. I have now decided I'm going to get an SMPro V-Machine instead and use that to run second instances of some of my VST plugins, including NI B4 II. ______________________________ http://www.daveboulden.co.uk/
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Dave Boulden Super Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Kent, UK. Posts: 525	It's not available yet, unfortunately. ______________________________ http://www.daveboulden.co.uk/
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#3 (permalink) 28th August 2008 , 08:08 PM
gzweb DV Staff Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: RM7 7PJ Posts: 84	Wow what a great product. We should do it. I'll have a word with the decision makers once they're back from their holidays. Thanks for the headz up.
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#4 (permalink) 24th October 2008 , 10:32 AM
Lovv Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 1	Hey Dave, did you finally get the Vmachine? how is it performing
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