SO if you go to UVI, if you spend on Falcon, you get savings of $100 USD or $100 euro - so it's like getting Falcon for almost 30% off...

worth it guys? realistically, our cheapest option to get access to falcon? is it as good as... Harmor ?

 

Selling my Falcon 2 license for $200 with 4 Extensions: Analog Motion, Spectre, Ether Fields, and Subculture.

SIMPLE REASON: It's a deep instrument for people who will go the length on sculpting new sound from scratch and all the techniques of synth. scripting and so on... I realized quickly that I, myself don't have nor the extended desire to sculpt sound from scratch. So, it's been taking dust on my PC.

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PM if you are interested!

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interesting - but i appreciate your honesty - just curious, what do you see yourself moving on to/using more of? Avenger? Serum?

FL Sytrus? @Blue yes... I'm a bit of jokester at times. But Falcon seems to be no joke. @dadarkman I appreciate your thoughts - ironically, having gone to the UVI site, i am impressed by the versatility and since xfer Serum is $189 (hello Steve Duda? any sales to support musicians during coronapocalypse? still charging money for lfotool? omg - end of semi-rant LOL) why not go $60 usd more and get falcon for $249

 

or get @dadarkman of course

 

i got a reason 9 essentials license you can upgrade to reason 11 suite for 250 dollars and its worth 550 and it includes 1500 dollars in rack extensions in value always wanted to have falcon

 

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i hear the RE versions too of like Spire and Rob Papen are cheaper too than the vst versions...

 

I already have a few go-to synth plugins I use. Sylenth, Serum, Spire, Spectra, Nexus 3, Massive and Synthmaster. And a slew of other ones that I never managed to get a hang of but can become handy every here and there as a secondary source of added layers. So, synth-wise I'm good and able to go for a loooonnnggg while without touching anything else.

 

It costs $349, doesn't have a demo and there is no cracked version, therefore it sucks.

 

Serum is better than Falcon for wavetable synthesis though.At least it's my own preference.Falcon sounds incredibly clean and nice,it has astonishing filters but you can't do cross modulations between 2 wavetable oscillators as Serum does.The oscillator can do max 8 unison voices instead of 16 on Serum,though it's enough for most purposes.
Same thing for the FM engine of Falcon;it is pretty basic and not extended like NI FM8 or IL Sytrus.It hasn't many waveforms,you can't chose any waveform.It 'just' has 4 oscillators and some predetermined routing options.In fact its FM engine looks like a Yamaha DX7.