What are your Go-To VST Synths or Instruments?

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  1. webhead

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    Kontakt, Omnisphere, Modo Bass, Studio Drummer (and maybe Dune too)
     
  2. coldwatrr

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    What kinda annoys me with Dune and Spire that u cant scroll faster through presets. It takes so long to come to scroll to the bottom.
     
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    yes, present management is rubbish, otherwise they are great synths. I use Spire on pretty much everything, it's versatile, some of the pad sounds are amazing, from Bellatrix Audio especially. On the whole, most of the synths can sound the "same", and even Reasons Subtractor (ancient I know) but some of the sounds I created on it, I absolutely love!
     
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    Game changer discovered using the "Down Arrow" speeds up the scrolling A LOT
     
  5. pizzafresser

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    After all those years it's still good old Zebra2 for me. It's very versatile and has tons of GOOD presets by actual sound designers unlike some other synths and the perfect preset browser.
     
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    hmmm..i remember another similar thread like this when i joined and i spent the next hours reading comments to see best choices
    and i started to look for these plugins and today i have 200 vsti/fx plugins (thats alot lol )
    so i hope this reply can be read by new joinees to help them

    it depends on what project im working on (i can choose any plugin and work on it no matter what style
    but for speedy workflow these are my projects blue prints

    if im working on 80s style projects i would go to
    Korg legacy collection/Arturia plugins/Roland VS collection/refx nexus (and my 88 expansions)/UVI workstation and falcon expansions
    and nothing else
    and im working on more modern EDM /trance sound i would go to
    dune 3/nexus /lethal/spectrasonics plugins (omnisphere/keyscape/trillion/stylus)
    and nothing else

    and if it was orchestra /new age /chill out project i would go to
    kontakt portable (200 official and 3rd party libraries )/omnisphere pluginguru presets /HALion (padshop pro)
    and nothing else

    for dubstep /electro style i would go to sylenth/spire/serum/ avenger/gladiator and all rob papen plugins
    and selected drums from ueberschall/stylus

    and also i would little bit of these for everything (thorn/massive/proteusVX/EMULATOR X/WASP3/REPRO1 and 5/G-Force plugins )

    i do use also samplers and sound libraries if im not satisfied with all above
    and build everything from scratch

    better yet work on what you have now in your collection,it doesnt matter what style or plugin you should use
    all can do same job if you have the right mind set

    good luck all
     
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    Being a synth-freak i have often go with a specific synthesis type according to my needs.
    Here are some bread&butter and very honorable mentions:
    ===PHYSICAL MODELING===
    AAS VS3
    AAS CHROMAPHONE
    AAS LP 4
    AAS GS3
    IK MODO BASS
    IK MODO DRUM
    IL SAKURA
    NUSOFTHING
    GG BLUE3
    GSi VB3
    SWAM
    PIANOTEQ PRO
    ORGANTEQ

    ===ADDITIVE/SPECTRAL===
    DS THORN
    DS DIVERSION
    IL HARMOR
    IL MORPHINE
    RP BLADE
    AIR LOOM
    BOLT
    LINPLUG SPECTRAL
    CYCLE64
    IRIS2

    ===FM/PM/PD===
    IL SYTRUS
    SB APARILLO
    FM8
    WAVES FLOW
    KHZ PHASE PLANT
    HEXARACT
    VIRTUALCZ

    ===VA/SUB===
    DUNE3
    SPIRE
    ANA2
    HIVE
    CYPHER2
    STROBE2
    AAS UA3
    ARCSYN
    DAGER
    SUNRISER
    BASIC
    ROB PAPEN

    ===ANALOG EMU===
    UHE REPRO 5
    UHE DIVA
    OPX-PRO
    ARP ODDESSY
    ROLAND JUPITER 8
    SYA THE LEGEND
    XHUN LITTLE ONE
    XILS4
    SYNTHI
    XILS POLYKB2
    ROLAND SH 101
    ROLAND TB 303
    ARTURIA

    ===DIGITAL EMU===
    ROLAND D-50
    KORG M1
    KORG WAVESTATION
    KORG TRITON
    ARTURIA DX7
    VIRTUAL CZ
    WALDORF LARGO
    PPG WAVE
    DISCOVERY PRO
    VIPER
    PHOSPHOR 2
    PURITY (SOUNDCANVAS)

    ===WAVETABLE===
    SERUM
    RAPID
    PIGMENTS 2
    VAPORIZER 2
    FATHOM SYNTH
    DUNE 3
    MASSIVE X
    WALDORF NEVE
    PPG WAVE 2.2/3/0
    INFINITE PRO
    WAVEGENERATOR
    PHONEM
    WAVEMAPPER 2

    ===GRANULAR===
    PADSHOP 2
    CRUSHER-X
    AD QUANTA
    GRANITE
    ABSYNTH 5
    THE MANGLE
    NI STRAYLIGHT
    OUTPUT PORTAL

    ===SOUND DESIGN/SFX===
    SURGE
    SB UNIQUE
    SB FACTORY
    SB OBSCURIUM
    SB CYCLOP
    GLITCHMACHINES
    INEAR DISPLAY
    EPLEX7
    WIGGLE
    OLGA
    ZONE
    BIOTEK
    SYNPLANT
    HG FORTUNE
    HOMEGROWN SOUNDS
    TURBO
    CIRCLE2
    HELIX
    MADRONA LABS
    112DB CASCADE
    OCEAN SWI
    KROTOS
    TONSTRUM
    LE SOUND
    SOUNDMORPH
    TOVUSOUND EDWARD
    SLATE + ASH

    ===SAMPLER===
    TAL SAMPLER
    REDUX/RENOISE
    IL DIRECT WAVE
    TX16Wx

    ===LOOPER/GROOVEBOX===
    HY-SLICER
    SB LOOPERATOR
    SB EGOIST
    SB CONSEQUENCE
    IL SLICEX
    REGROOVER PRO

    ===HYBRID/WORKSTATION===
    FALCON 2/UVI WORKSTATION
    OMNISPHERE/KEYSCAPE/TRILIAN/STYLUSRMX
    IK SAMPLETANK 4/SYNTRONIC DELUXE
    HALION 6
    KONTAKT 6

    ===MODULAR===
    REAKTOR
    VCV
    VOLTAGE MODULAR
    SOFTUBE MODULAR
    ARTURIA MODULAR
    SOLO RACK
    PHASE PLANT
    MSOUNDFACTORY
    ZEBRA
    BAZZILLE
    REASON

    ===DRUMS===
    XILS STIX
    GEIST2
    BFD3
    SD3
    AUDIOREALISM
    BATTERY4
    MACHINE2
    KICK 2
    PUNCHBOX
    HEARTBEAT
    ROLAND
    D16
    UJAM
    AUDDICT PERCX
    IK MODODRUM
    AIR DRUM SYNTH 500
    MICROTONIC
    RP PUNCH2
    RP RAW KICK
    SB DRUMCOMPUTER
    WAVE ALCHEMY (Kontakt)
    TOTAL DRUMS (Kontakt)
    PERCUCIAN STORE (UVI)
    DRUM DESIGNER (UVI)
    BEAT ANTHOLOGY (UVI)

    ===GUITARS===
    AAS STRUM GS4
    SB GUITARIST
    UJAM
    AMPLE SOUND
    PROMINY (Kontakt)
    ACOUSTIC SAMPLES (UVI)
    VIR2 (Kontakt)
    ILYA ELFIMOV (Kontakt)
    ORANGE TREE (Kontakt)
    IMPACT SOUNDWORKS (Kontakt)

    (dev) SYNTH MAGIC
    BLACK WIDOW 2
    PE-3000
    SOUNDS OF THE TRILOGY
    DIGITAL LOVE CHILD
    PHOBOS II
    VECTOR X VOL 1 & 2
    EXPLORATION 1
    PHON 61
    VECTOR X VOL 3 & 4
    FARFISA POLYCHROME
    QUADRA
    ZED 80 VOL 1
    JEN SX3000
    SH-M
    ZED 80 VOL 2
    LOGAN BIG BAND
    SID VICIOUS
    POLYCOM
    LOGAN VOCALIST
    SIEL ORCHESTRA 2
    8 OBLIQUE S
    P8000
    POLARIS
    OB
    SOUNDS OF THE DELTA

    (dev) TRONSONIC
    MICROTAPE BUNDLE
    J4
    SYSTEM 1000M
    SOLINO STRING
    TRONTO TRYLOGY
    KORK M500

    (dev) CL PROJECT
    Golden Pad Factory
    Silver Pad Factory
    Bronze Pad Factory
    Virologic
    Virologic Expansion
    Saffron Bass Synthesizer
    Triode Lead Synthesizer
    Neutron Pad Synthesizer
    JD-850
    OSA (Old School Arps)
    Hypernova Polyphonic Synthesizer

    (dev) HIDEAWAY
    The String Collection II
    Polivox
    Chromatix
    Synergenesis
    6-Trax
    Aliasonix
    The Orbitone Collection I & II
    The String Collection I
    The Pentodian Resonator Choir
    The Blue Zone 01-25
    Bass Machine
    e-Grand
    Constellation Apollo 203A
    Zero-1 Synth
    The Cosmic Music Box
    Monopolyphonix
    S-VX

    (dev) RHYTHMIC ROBOT
    Cloud Chamber
    Crank
    Damaged Drums
    Drawbar 350
    Grit Kit
    EII Synthulator
    Drifter
    Jennings Mk 2
    Loopscape
    Loopscape Vinyl
    Shortwave
    Poly 770
    Platter
    SpaceMan
    Spark Gap
    SteamPunk
    Tubes & Wires
    WaveCrest
    Vintage Choirs
    Uproar
    102200
    Bass III
    DX Keys
    Emulator II OMI Universe of Sounds: Vol 2
    Elektrik Kalimba
    DX Keys Deluxe
    Godwin
    HT6000
    Hurdy Gurdy
    Lorenzo
    Lambda
    Jennings
    Magnus
    OrgaTone 601
    P15
    PatchVault DX7 II Factory Set
    PatchVault DX5 Custom Set 1
    PatchVault 770
    PatchVault ESQ1
    PatchVault HT6000
    PatchVault Jupi6 Factory Set
    Prototype EP
    PatchVault Poly6 Factory Set B
    Sahara
    SH Poly
    Sheltone
    Synthesizer 2000
    Strings 202
    Soviet Organ
    VL Calc
    Concert RF5
    Doctor 110
    Drumulator Plus
    ElectroClaps
    MiniDrums Junior
    Mini-505
    Memory Rhythm SR88
    Lel
    MR11
    New Rhythm Box
    Regal Rhythm
    SQ Drums
    Rytm 16
    SuperDrums
    SuperPerc
    WurliBeat
    Bad Bad Bass
    Busker
    SpecTalk
    Snaps 'n' Claps PRO
    StyloSynth

    (dev) AUTODAFE
    PROPHET 600
    CHPT-1
    OSCAR

    (dev) SOUNDTRAX
    BOOM CHAK
    MINIPOLY

    (dev) SZCZ
    The Wineglass Drone
    Spookomatic
    Psychodrumma MKII
    ReKombinator
    Sawmill
    Cracklefield
    Electric Noisebow
    Orchestra Enigmatica
    Alimchord
    Bassmeister
    Beat Assembler XT

    (dev) HYBRID TWO
    PROJECT ALPHA
    PROJECT BRAVO
    PROJECT CHAOS

    (dev) SOUND DUST
    Cloud Bass
    Cloud Cello
    Cloud Viola²
    Dulcitone 1884²
    dULCITONE 1900²
    Flutter Dust Module
    Flutter Electronic Piano Module
    Ghost Dulcitone 1900
    GrandThrift autoHarp²
    Hammr+
    Hammr Growler
    INFUNDIBULUM #1
    Modular Chaos Engine #1.1 - Found
    Modular Chaos Engine #2.1 - Evolved
    Modular Chaos Engine #3 - OddHop
    Modular Chaos Engine #4 - Steel Drum Percussion Room
    ODDular
    Orgone2
    Pendleonium³
    Plastic Ghost Piano
    Prepared Pianet
    Rubber Bass
    Ships Piano³
    Sponge Bass
    Sponge Piano
    Tiny Binaural Harpsichord³

    (dev) ATOM HUB
    THE PLANET
    THE PLANET DEEP SCAN
    MECHANIANO
    CRYPTAR
    MICROBIOLOGY

    (dev) SQUARESAW SOUND
    VC-SSS-3
    SSS-POLYSYNTHI

    (dev) NOISY MICHAEL
    BASS Collection
    SPINCYCLE
    RESONATOR MKII
    UNCONVENTIONAL BUNDLE

    (dev) ARTICULATED SOUNDS
    MAGIC ELEMENTS
    RARE WINDS

    (dev) FORGOTTEN KEYS
    COMPU 78
    OXYPOPS
    SEVENTY7

    (dev) PINKNOISE STUDIO
    Analogue Monsters + Matrix
    Analog Night
    Deepflight2
    EPIK4
    LEMON
    ORANGE 2
    Evolver 2
    Virology 2

    (dev) PROJECTSAM
    Symphobia 1, 2, 3
    Symphobia Colours

    (dev) OUTPUT
    EXCHALE
    SIGNAL
    SUBSTANCE
    REV
    REV-X
    ANALOG STRINGS
    ANALOG BRASS AND WINDS
    !!EXPANSIONS

    (dev) WAVE ALCHEMY
    DRUMALUTION
    REVOLUTION
    MUTATE
    BASSYNTH

    (dev) VIR2
    APOLLO
    AERIS
    MALLETS
    STICKS
    VI.ONE
    ELECTRI6ITY
    ACOU6TICS

    (dev) WAVELET
    ATMOSPHERE
    SENFINE

    (dev) SONOKINETIK
    The Watchmaker Clockworks
    Bells & Whistles Cartoon Instruments
    Speeldoos Music Box
    Alphorn Swiss Mountain Horn
    The Carnival Barrel Organs
    Toll Tower bells & Carillon
    Mallets Orchestral Melodic Percussion
    Celesta Orchestral Mallets Keyboard
    Arpeggio Large Orchestral Harp
    Hurdy Gurdy Medieval String Instrument
    Toccata Large Church Pipe Organ
    EMP Rhodes Piano
    Accordion 96 Basses Accordion
    Sleigh Bells Jolly Bells Collection
    Bowls Crystal Singing Bowls
    Carillon Large Bell Idiophones
    Chime Small Bronze & Silver Bells Idiophones
    Sleigh Bells II Multi d Reindeer Bells
    Oud Necked Bowl Lute - Turkish Oud
    Steelpan Caribbean Percussion Instrument
    Percussao Do Brasil Brazilian Percussion Collection
    Gediz Turkish Male Vocal
    Güzin Turkish Female Vocal
    Delphi Greek Female Vocal
    Qanun Middle Eastern String Instrument
    Yemenite Yemenite Male Vocal
    Sultan Drums Middle Eastern Percussion Collection
    Sultan Strings Middle Eastern Strings Ensemble
    Shahrazad Middle Eastern Clarinet Performance

    (dev) BIG FISH [ethno collections]
    ANCIENT WORLD
    ZODIAC
    SOLID STATE

    (dev) LOOPMASTERS
    MOOG TAURUS

    (dev) Zero-G
    Phaedra
    EPICA
    WHOOSH DESIGNER
    IMPACT DESIGNER

    (dev) GOTHIC INSTRUMENTS
    DRONAR MASTER
    SCULPTOR EPIC RISERS
    SCULPTOR EPIC DROPS

    (dev) Sonicsmiths
    The Foundry

    (dev) CRYPTOCIPHER
    Voices Of Ancient India
    Swarmandal
    Solo Dholak
    Dholak Loops
    Tabla Tarang
    Solo Tabla
    Tabla Loops
    BOL - Tabla Mouth Percussion
    Voices Of Ragas Vol 2
    Voices Of Ragas Vol 1
    Bollywood Harmoniums
    Tongue Drum

    (dev) FROZEN PLAIN
    OBELISK
    SLOW
    ARCTIC STRINGS
    COLOURFORM
    THE CHORDOPHONES
    DUAL MUSIC BOX
    PHOENIX
    TERRACOTTA
    FROSTPOINT
    VICTORIAN MUSIC BOX

    (dev) CINESAMPLES
    VOICES OF WAR

    (dev)HEVIOCITY
    NOVO packs

    (dev) SAMPLEPHONICS
    DIRTY MODULAR

    (dev) Standalone-music 7 Skies
    GETLOW
    (dev) Sonic Faction
    ARCHETYPE

    (dev) 8Dio
    Choirs (Lacrimosa)

    (dev) SPITFIRE
    eDNA
    BT Phobos

    (dev) STREZOV SAMPLIMG
    RHODOPE 2
    BALKAN ETHNIC ORCHESTRA

    (dev) BEST SERVICE
    DRUMS OVERKILL
    ETHNO WORLD 6
    KWAYA
    NITRON

    (dev) Particular Sound
    Modularium V2

    (dev) AVIRAM
    MUSIC BOX
    ARABIC STRINGS

    (dev) Rigid AUDIO
    AQUIVER

    (dev) AUDIO IMPERIA
    Cerberus

    (dev) HandHeldSound
    FlyingHand Percussion

    (dev) ILYA ELFIMOV
    TOTAL GUITAR BUNDLE
    TOTAL RUSSIAN BUNDLE
    BASS BUNDLE
    ETHNIC WINDS TOTAL BUNDLE

    (dev) PROMINY
    HUMMINGBIRD
    V-METAL
    SR5-2
    SC
    LPC ELECTRIC CLEAN
    LPC ELECTRIC DISTORTED

    (dev) IMPACT SOUNDWORKS
    KORON: TRADITIONAL INSTRUMENTS OF IRAN
    KOTO NATION: CLASSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF JAPAN
    SITAR NATION: CLASSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF INDIA
    PLECTRA SERIES 1: 8-STRING ACOUSTIC BOUZOUKI
    PLECTRA SERIES 2: HIGHLAND HARPS
    PLECTRA SERIES 3: KAZAKH DOMBRA
    PLECTRA SERIES 4: TURKISH OUD
    PLECTRA SERIES 5: GUZHENG
    VENTUS SERIES BANSURI
    VENTUS SERIES SHAKUHACHI
    VENTUS SERIES TIN WHISTLE
    VENTUS SERIES PAN FLUTES
    VENTUS SERIES OCARINAS
    FOREST FRAME DRUMS
    SHREDDAGE 3 FULL

    (dev) ORANGE TREE SAMPLES
    EVOLUTION MANDOLIN
    EVOLUTION FLATPICK 6
    EVOLUTION MODERN NYLON
    EVOLUTION STEEL STRINGS
    EVOLUTION SONGWRITER
    EVOLUTION JUMBO 12
    EVOLUTION SITARDELIC
    EVOLUTION RICK 12
    EVOLUTION DRACUS
    EVOLUTION STRATOSPHERE
    EVOLUTION STRAWBERRY
    EVOLUTION JAZZ ARCHTOP
    EVOLUTION HOLLOWBODY BLUES
    EVOLUTION ROCK STANDARD
    EVOLUTION INFINITY
    EVOLUTION TEXAS TWANG
    ICONIC BASS JACO
    CHERRY ELECTRIC BASS
    EVOLUTION RICK
    COREBASS PEAR
    EVOLUTION FLATWOUND BASS
    EVOLUTION ROUNDWOUND BASS

    (dev) KWONKY INSTRUMENTS
    EVERY-THINGS-KWONKY BUNDLE

    (dev) SUONOPORO
    VIRTUAL ANCIENT FLUTES COLLECTION

    (dev) ALDEN NULDEN PRODUCTIONS
    8 BIT GENERATOR
    T-01 SYNTHESIZER
    OLD RADIO

    UVI Pulsar
    UVI Devinity
    UVI Digital Motion
    UVI SubCulture
    UVI Ether Fields
    UVI Atmospherics
    UVI Cinematic Shades
    UVI Eternal Funk
    UVI SweepMachine
    UVI Scratch Machine
    UVI Xtreme FX
    UVI Whoosh FX
    UVI Meteor
    UVI Synth Anthology 2
    UVI String Machines 2
    UVI Toy Suite
    UVI Retro Organ Suite
    UVI Key Suite Acoustic
    UVI Key Suite Electric
    UVI Key Suite Digital
    UVI Augmented Piano
    UVI Attack EP88
    UVI EGP
    UVI Orchestral Suite
    UVI Percussion Store
    UVI Mayhem of Loops
    UVI Drum Designer
    UVI URBAN X
    IRCAM Prepared Piano
    IRCAM Solo Instruments
    VIRHARMONIC Choral Bundle
    ACOUSTIC SAMPLES AS BASS BUNDLE
    ACOUSTIC SAMPLES AS GUITAR BUNDLE
    WORLD SUITE
    ANALOG MOTION
    SPECTRE
    VINTAGE VAULT 3

    Bellatix Audio
    The Unfinished
    Triple Spiral Audio
    Pluginguru
    Plughugger
    Sonic Underworld
    Audiority
    Ilio
    Soundsdivine
    Arte Nuovo
    Gahrn Audio
    Biome
    Luftrum
    Hollow Sun
    Matt Bowdler
    John Lemkhul
    Simon Stockhausen
    StringAudio
    Triple Audio Sound
    CL-Projects
    Ikarus
    Zenhizer
    Tom Wolfe
    PulseSetter Sounds
    Sami Younes
    Sound Dust
    SubsonicArtz
    That Worship Sound
    MIDIssonance
    Soundethers
    Multperi
    Pennysound
    Snow Audio
    Peter James
    InSession
    Freak Music
    Beautiful Void

    (I started this list more than 5 years ago and have continuously refining and updating it since)
     
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  8. Trurl

    Trurl Audiosexual

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    I generally go after Superior Drummer, Omnisphere, Keyscape and Diva first and Vb3 (1.4) and IK's B3-X, depending on what I'm doing. If I'm mocking up bass and guitars then usually Prominey SR5 Rock Bass or Trillian, Shreddage 3, and NI Strummed Acoustic and Orange Sunburst. Some of that stuff will make it to a mix waaaay down behind real guitars. But I agree that the song generally dictates the tools. I also like a lot of Hollow Sun's stuff and various weird little Kontakt libraries.

    Oh and I challenge Exidus to make a song using every single last damn thing they posted there.
     
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    HappyFork Ultrasonic

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    Ive found a mistake, Output Movement is not a Kontakt library :guru:
     
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    realitybytez Audiosexual

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    i love the sound of absynth. it was the first synth that i purchased. but it truly is a difficult synth if you're into sound design and not going to use presets. i'm surprised that native instruments never tried to improve the gui.
     
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  12. Exidus

    Exidus Rock Star

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    THAT will be one hell of a project file.. Not sure even Reaper could handle it... May be the help of 3-5 i9 256GB PCs connected with VEP and a sip of a magic potion to grow two more heads and several more arms would do it :lmao::rofl:
     
  13. Pollice verso

    Pollice verso Rock Star

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    nice treath xd. The best form for me is show you my channel presets(aka logic channel strip instrument), some presets don’t show the instrument name but most, and I miss 2 categories(amb and arp) but i think it is enough for you can view my favorite sounds.
    I like work like this, for me creativity depends a lot of speed workflow(kontakt Instruments for example loads a lot of fast there) Note these presets have their chain effects too(delay reverb comp etc). cheers!
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  14. Pollice verso

    Pollice verso Rock Star

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    Do you Know Akai VIP?
    https://www.akaipro.com/vip
    If you want to work fast with presets, it's great. Vip is a stacker for plugins(great for create multis and it is multicore) but also (which is why I use it) look for the presets of many of your fav synths (and effects too) and tag them. You can then load presets that way without even opening the synth. It is a very fast way to search for presets that you do not even know that there are XDXD
    Look this is capture of my VIP. Speed is the key here:mates:
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    Sylenth1 and Zebra2. End of discussion for me, all the others bring my bastard ancient CPU to its knees :rofl:
     
  16. Smoove Grooves

    Smoove Grooves Audiosexual

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    "Dual to the deaf" seems like it should be funny, but other than that, I don't get what you mean. And it's not a theory, so...? :dunno:

    How do you know what they are holding back though? :dunno:

    No, it's not. And I didn't say that. Re-read what I said.

    Yeah, it's pretty cool. I am pleasantly surprised by it, and I keep on going to it a lot recently.
     
  17. HappyFork

    HappyFork Ultrasonic

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    For instance, you can watch deadmau5 streaming, producing tracks for his albums live, it's kinda difficult to hide a secret weapon that doesnt exist this way.

    Then there are those that open the project file of a famous song and show elements of that, there you see how they create the coolest sounds from wierd stock VST instruments, an example would be Nicky Romero showing Tolouse.

    One thing you gonna notice is, in order to create interesting movement, they use a lot of automations.
     
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    surge
    zebra
    MSoundFactory
    reaktor

    i use those more than any others, but do still turn to other synths when i need something specific
     
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    if it works for you then great. personally i dont know how you can resist the urge to tweak them :)
     
  20. PrettyPurdie

    PrettyPurdie Guest

    Kontakt
    Massive
    Nexus
    Zebra
    Dune 2
    Xfer Cthulhu

    As a starting Point
     
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