Going back even further, I still like to use the juno x2 plug

One I'd recommend in Reaktor is 'lazerbass' I hardly ever use it, but like you said the sound is incredible

Are you talking about Waldorf PPG or Largo HD? I remember having trouble with Largo too but then there was a version which finally worked.

I remember thinking how great the presets were on that. I just couldn't find my way around it enough to control it.

The bass is so deep and sweet on that, it sounds almost like the real thing to me.

I remember you gave me that idea a while back. I loved it then, still do.

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Damn. I spent so much time responding to what's already been said, I forgot what I was gonna say now.

Oh yeah! u-He Hive and that was thanks to @Baxter's Help. When I looking for something to help me create presets easily.

 

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The free MauSynth. Tried it again one of these days and..wow! Sounds huge and brilliant! Has just become one of my favorite synth plugins!

 

Aalto is one I love. http://madronalabs.com/products/aalto

Reaktorheads already know this but the Atmotion ensemble from Electronic Instruments Vol 1 is unbelievably cool.
Also, if you want to see NI's FORM at age 1 check out Travelizer in the Reaktor Factory Library under Samplers.

 

whoa i thought that was a soft synth for a moment i knew that was tgtbt

UPDATE! i did some digging and it looks like some people are running it without the "dongle"
http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2016/04/18/moog-sub-37-editor-now-available/

 

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So did I when I first saw it

 

I guess the first step is to admit to having a problem.This thread got me thinking to look at a folder on the SSD drive that I keep instruments and plugins, mostly freebies that don't need installation and mostly rely on just a .dll file, to have a look see if there was anything that I might contribute to further the conversation. Lo and behold, my tendency to hoard was made painfully and blatently clear to myself, and I am embarrased to say that there is like a gigaschmertz of things that I will surely never use but have kept "just in case". After six years and three computers later I should really get it, and get real. Some of those things are quite ancient 32bit stuff that I jumped on after being born again into a new in the box incarnation of my former OTB self, and like a kid left alone in a candy store stuffed myself to the gills and watched the world spin quickly around from the sugar/acquisition buzz. Well!

I didn't know the Nave was so good at helping one create the semblence of a head trauma one would suffer from landing hard on the pavememt if not wearing a helmet. There is nothing blunt about it.

 

Not a synth, but Slate Digital. I initially wrote them off over Brainworx new bx_console, u-he Presswerk and a previous mixing chain that I used. A/Bing some new stuff though showed actually just how impressive Slate's plugins really were. So much, that I use mostly Slate plugins when I'm mixing. My ears definitely get better overtime and what I thought wasn't good turns out to be very good .