Arturia Minimoog Mini V Software Synthesizer

["I've been using the mini moog emulator. Vintage Hardware is not easy to come by these days, this is just simply the next best thing!"](http://www.arturia.com/products/analog-classics/mini-v/overview)

W&W place the Arturia Minimoog V Soft Synth in their top 3 favorite synths.

Pic taken by Owl City on Instagram

"No that is not a looped female vocal. It's an Arturia Minimoog with the LFO speed modulating the cutoff and then run through an Audioease Speakerphone."

"I think we have the Arturia Minimoog in pretty much something - some part - in almost every single record..." (5:06 into the video) In a Facebook Q&A, a fan asks how he achieves the distinctive piano sound used in his "Starry Eyed" remix, to which Max Vangeli replies, " Well that was actually not a normal House Typical Piano sound, so it was sculpted in the Arturia Minimoog. Basically I was looking for something Phat and Big, so once i had the chords then its all about tweaking the oscilators and filters, and ALWAYS compression of course. But at the end of the day its all about the Chords :)"

On the screen you can see opened Arturia Mini V

At 2:52, Arturia Minimoog can be seen on Vince's computer screen.

"I often work with a very very simple sub-bass, you can hear it, it's boring... but it just fits to the bass drum. This time it's a Minimoog sound..." (1:18) At 1:37 the camera zooms in on the instance of Minimoog V running on Thomas' left screen.

In this blog Maurizio Collela aka EDX said: Most of the album's lead sounds were edited with Sylenth 1 or the VST synth 'MiniMoog' by Arturia.

In this video at 0:05 he is using mini v software synthesizer.

At 59:05 in this [interview with *Future Music Magazine*](http://vdownload.eu/watch/852634-future-music-mag-in-the-studio-with-benny-benassi.html), Alle states "We are going to use the Minimoog V from Arturia. I would like a real Voyager, but who cares?" The plugin can simultaneously be seen on screen at 59:05.

Mr. Bill uses Arturia Minimoog Mini V Software Synthesizer, as listed in [this interview](http://blog.liveschool.net/mr-bill-qa/).

"Arturia Mini-V was one of the first emulations I've used, and it's still present in my nowadays tracks."

On his reddit ama, a user asks Alex Metric what synths he used in his remix of Phoenix's Lisztomania. Alex answers, "back then i made EVERY record just with the arturia minimoog plugin! as i was saying earlier its not what you have but how you use it. though now i have filled my studio with old synths and gear and use them instead." (original source [here](http://www.reddit.com/r/listentothis/comments/2ihchg/hi_im_alex_metric_ask_me_anything/cl28vzn), posted Oct 2014)

In this video Louis The Child use the Arturia Minimoog V, visible at 2:54 and 7:31.

Logic acts as his MIDI host for the three keyboard controllers (CME Pro 7, Novation ReMote SL25, and a Virus TI Polar, which is the only sound source) and a variety of plug-ins, both built-in ones and others such as Stylus-RMX; Arturia's MiniMoog; RMIV drums; Slayer2 guitars; UltraFocus; Camelspace gating effect and T-racks mastering.

I've always worked with Cubase and create my sounds with additional VST instruments. I love the digital Minimoog from Arturia, which can be layered in such great detail. Two-tone bass romance. The Minimoog is perfect for that.

When asked what plug in that they find themselves using over and over again, one of the answers was "Arturia Minimoog". This can be seen at 4:09 of their interview with BPM-TV.

She uses it to showcase a simple bass sound present in one of her songs at minute 15:37

At the beginning of this video, Sébastien Léger describes his use of Arturia Minimoog; "So, I used the Minimoog from Arturia. I actually always use the Minimoog from Arturia for all my bass lines, because I know it, [it] sounds good and [it's] very easy to use."

Arturia Minimoog is listed among the software Mark uses in his studio.

In this “In The Studio” video, Tom Staar explains that lots of his main lead sounds are made from very simple sounds, which he then processes heavily with effects plugins to make them bigger and wider. Starting at 0:51, he shows the original saw-like sound came from the Arturia Mini V Software Synthesizer, which he uses “for quite a lot of things”.

@torqueland: All scratch! Arturia Mini V and some TR-707 samples if I recall correctly

English Electric’ uses the following instrumentation… Paul Humphreys: Synth-Werk, ARP 2600, M Tron Pro, Trillion, Omnisphere, Oberheim SEM V, Morphoder, Jupiter 8V2, Minimoog V, Prophet Pro 53, Massive, Vacuum, Boom Andy McCluskey: Vacuum, Indigo Virus, M Tron Pro, Jupiter 8, Vox Machina

"This is the major machine," says Paul Epworth of his Roland SH5, "though the bottom end isn't so good, and for that reason, for bass lines I tend to use the Arturia Minimoog."

At 4:26 it shows Arturia Minimoog V plugin that was used for "All Night Long"

Arturia MiniMoog V is featured in the "Software" list on Gareth Jones' website.

“Because I come from a hardware background, I was drawn to the Arturia V collection. The Minimoog gets used for most of my basslines and stabs. The only problem is that it eats up a lot of processor because you have to EQ it, compress it and really shape the sound. If you feed it straight into a track, it feels way too heavy.”

in this photo we can see till use minimoog vst..

I really like using this for my arps

i use this VST in quite alot of songs, including the proof url of the track 'the place' which was just a mini moog and a tr707

Mintseris talks about running several instances of Mini V in Ableton as part of his live rig with St. Vincent

This Plugin can be seen at 1:40 in this YouTube video, explaining how Cat Dealers work on their projects.

In the studio, Matt played Wurly, Hammond B-3, and Hohner Clavinet. He brought in a trio of Rolands from his live rig—Jupiter-6, Juno-106, and Fantom-G—then fleshed things out with Arturia Minimoog V and Prophet V soft synths, and “a little bit” of Reason programming.

It's on his site equipment