Well I prefer bugfixes and new feature over presets. If you just want presets just use Nexus, Avenger screams to be tweaked, it is a full fledged Synthesizer

 

I'm not familiar with the rompler thing, is Kontakt a rompler? Oh wow I was just playing with Omnisphere I'm blown away by the quality and the sounds are just beautiful. LOL I feel like a kid playing with new toys.

You are definitely right about that, you could potentially play with plugins and never have the time to make music because you are so enamored by the sounds and presets etc.

I wish there was a list like this plugin best fit this genre or music lol but its too many choices now. It's like being Link the caveman in Encino Man and being brought into a new world.

I'm in love with so many sounds like the UJAM stuff I really love their orchestral STRIIINGS and BRAASS

 

oh it's a scam? oh shit..

 

even with Jbridge? I was so pissed I couldn't get Hypersonic to work

 

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Oh wow that sounds awesome, I definately want to experiment with the newer version. If you don't know I used to dj a bit and make remixes and breakbeats etc. I just returned to the scene from being away nearly 15 years. I'm so amazed with everythigng and how everythings changed and the market is just so saturated with plugins now when I only remeber there only really 4-5 good syths. I left around the time Sylenth1 come out.

 

I'm only big on Nexus because thats main synth/rompler/sampler I remember

I'm only big on Nexus because the only thing I knew, It was the best rompler/sampler/vst back in the day and eveyone used it. I'm talking Nexus1 lol.
Oh wow there have been tons of changes and bug fixes for sure. Are the updates free if you buy it? I definately plan to check it out and go the route of installing 2 seperate ones. I'm blown away by it, I used to think Nexus was feaking amazing, hell Omnisphere is freaking awesome too and a lot of others the korg collection, cherry audio, synthmaster, spire, dune, auturia collection, I like some of the UJAM stuff etc. It's just such a variety now. I'm new to all this lol, coming back to the game after being on a 15 year haitus its just so different.

 

Which DAW do you use? If you provide more information, we can help you better. Windows 10?

How to use jBridge – a detailed walkthrough ( rev 1.0 )
https://jstuff.wordpress.com/jbridge/jbridge-troubleshooting/782-2/

 

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The Nexus 4 now costs 225 EUR and is not an update of Nexus 2 but a standalone plugin. It also sounds different or more modern than Nexus 2. After Nexus 1 came Nexus 2, it had major improvements and sounds a bit warmer than Nexus 4. Nexus 2 is 32 bit!!!

 

I use Fl studio. I have neve tried again but at the time I was trying it remember how I said I was confused about the x86 being 32 bit? I bet you I put the bridged files in 64 not realizing it since I thought being that 86 is greater than 64. I didn't know it was actualy 64 bit lol because I didn't know the difference.

 

Yea I tried finding a working 2 but I didn't have much luck. I had Nexus 4 but I couldn't get any of the expansions to detect.

 

If you can wait a few days or at least going up to black friday VPS Avenger normally goes on a sale this time of year with about 33%+ off both the plugin and the expansions, it could save you quite a few dollars.

I normally buy a couple of the Avenger Expansion Bundle Pick 5 which I normally get for about €155 instead of €275

 

oh hell yea I got just got a boner

 

I always get one too when I see the discount banner appear on the VPS Avenger webpage but I normally and very quickly drop down to a semi at best once I have 2x €155 Avenger Expansion Bundle Pick 5 in my cart ready to purchase.

 

Important notes about 32 vs 64 Bit, GUI Scaling & Plugin Names

The computer music industry has almost completed the process of changing from 32 to 64 Bit software. This has made things a little complicated, what's new

• Plugin compatibility - Just as FL Studio used to be available in both 32 and 64 Bit versions, VST plugins can also come in 32 or 64 Bit format. The bit-depth of plugins determines how much memory the plugin can access. It has nothing to do with 'audio quality'. A version mismatch between FL Studio and a plugin can be solved with a process called bridging. FL Studio for macOS only supports 64 Bit plugins however, no bridging. We STRONGLY RECOMMEND using 64 Bit plugins in any recent versions of FL Studio, which have been 64 bit only since version 20.9. On Windows, if you load 64 Bit plugins in FL Studio 32 Bit or 32 Bit plugins in FL Studio 64 Bit, a 'bit bridge' will automatically be used. Bridging consumes about 2% extra CPU, per plugin. Certainly, a few bridged plugins won't normally matter, but bridging 10 or more plugins definitely will waste CPU capacity. Bridging is automatic, you don't need to do anything special to make it happen, one reason to pay attention to what plugins you are using. The Wrapper Settings Tab will show if a plugin is bridged and its Bit version. NOTE: You can install both 32 and 64 Bit versions of a plugin, if available. Many older, free VST plugins you can find online, are only available in 32 Bit.
• Project compatibility - You can load projects made with FL Studio 32 Bit in FL Studio 64 Bit and vice versa. When you load a FL Studio 32 Bit project in FL Studio 64 Bit, all plugins are automatically loaded with 64 Bit versions, if the 64 Bit version exists. When loading 64 Bit projects in the FL Studio 32 Bit the reverse is also true, FL Studio will try to find 32 Bit versions of all plugins. If the bit-equivalent plugin is not available, then the bit-original plugin is loaded and bridged (see the point above). NOTE: Even though the above is true, if you're still using a 32 bit version of FL Studio and attempt to open a project made in a 64 bit version, it is likely the project will not be compatible due to being created in a version that is newer, as the last 32 bit version is getting increasingly outdated. Projects created or saved in newer versions of FL Studio may not be compatible with older versions due to new features.
• More Bit related information - Click here to see the FL Studio 32 vs 64 Bit FAQ online.

 

welcome back @scguy83 it must be very exciting for you seeing all the advances and changes since your 15 year hiatus. Lots of digital goodies to be getting to know.

I have written many tracks that have been played in clubs by DJ friends which was always awesome to watch people enjoying themselves to something you created. Out of the blue i am seriously considering buying a Pioneer DJ Opus Quad just to mess about on and see what i can come up with, I saw a video recently and I was like wow this looks fun even though I am not or have ever been a DJ myself. The most amount of DJ’ing i have ever done is changing the tracks on my spotify haha

 

updates are free for version 2.* from 2 to 3 will cost money afaik

 

Thank you, but your website is down and there is no download option at KVRaudio.

 

Please use the following link:
https://mega.nz/file/z25RiIza#f_K-AOli_a_wSpn7QeIHynzcbM95Pvk-RMn8cXFw3ok

 

Thanks!