Yeah, this article isn't all that persuasive to me. The contrast between "analog warmth" and digital convenience doesn't make any sense to me. True emulation of

Yeah, this article isn't all that persuasive to me. The contrast between "analog warmth" and digital convenience doesn't make any sense to me. True emulation of vintage analog gear will always be an approximation since the originals were notoriously inconsistent. In any case the digital stuff sounds great and preferring the "warmth" of analog and its "technically infinite" amount of detail is little more than cork sniffing IMO. One place that analog synths have an advantage over digital is with feedback patching. It isn't clear to me how VSTs or digital modules can cope with feedback like analog systems can. Feedback and cybernetic patching are pretty popular with Serge system in particular.