new vst
Posted: Wed Oct 22, 2008 10:14 pm
Ok so im looking to buy a new vst synth with so many out their can you guys give me a couple of recommendations..
Omnisphere this month
next month there will be something else.
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Posted: Wed Oct 22, 2008 10:17 pm
Posted: Wed Oct 22, 2008 10:44 pm
what do you already own?
Coming soon,
Alchemy from Camel Audio, looks hot. Not yet released.....
http://www.camelaudio.com/Alchemy.php
Coming soon,
Alchemy from Camel Audio, looks hot. Not yet released.....
http://www.camelaudio.com/Alchemy.php
Posted: Wed Oct 22, 2008 10:47 pm
I'd say zebra is one of the few worth buying in my opinion.
I also am I huge fan of fabfilter timeless if you want a good filter delay it's fantastic.
I also am I huge fan of fabfilter timeless if you want a good filter delay it's fantastic.
Posted: Wed Oct 22, 2008 11:14 pm
I am sworn off of soft synths at the moment..
But i might just plumb for this one my self..
http://www.futureaudioworkshop.com/
Mmmmm..
Wave table oscillators...
And, you can roll your own.
But i might just plumb for this one my self..
http://www.futureaudioworkshop.com/
Mmmmm..
Wave table oscillators...
And, you can roll your own.
Posted: Wed Oct 22, 2008 11:18 pm
Sylenth
Posted: Thu Oct 23, 2008 12:44 am
Depends what you 're looking for
Modern VA Analog with extra features
Zebra 2, NI Massive, SYlenth
Virtual VAs recreating ancient analog synths (but with few added bells and whistles, so no wavetables, extra filters or oscillators or hybrid features etc)
Arturia's softsynth range (i.e. Minimoog, Prophet V, Jupiter 8, CS80 etc) or G-Force Minimonsta etc.
FM Synths
NI FM8, Image Line Sytrus or Ableton's own Operator device.
Atmospheres, pads, wavetable synths etc
Spectrasonics Atmosphere or Omnisphere
Korg Legacy Digital (M1 and Wavestation)
NI Absynth
Waldorf Edition (has a virtual PPG 2.2) older but goody.
Modular synths/fx/etc/build your own modules etc
Tassman
NI Reaktor
Pianos
Pianoteq, True Pianos. (these 2 employ physical modelling)
NI Akoustik, Ivory (sampling based pianos)
Electric Pianos
Electric (Ableton device) or AAS Lounge Lizard (which electric is derived from)
NI Elektrik Piano
Puremagnetik's PM Mark One and/or PM200
Modern VA Analog with extra features
Zebra 2, NI Massive, SYlenth
Virtual VAs recreating ancient analog synths (but with few added bells and whistles, so no wavetables, extra filters or oscillators or hybrid features etc)
Arturia's softsynth range (i.e. Minimoog, Prophet V, Jupiter 8, CS80 etc) or G-Force Minimonsta etc.
FM Synths
NI FM8, Image Line Sytrus or Ableton's own Operator device.
Atmospheres, pads, wavetable synths etc
Spectrasonics Atmosphere or Omnisphere
Korg Legacy Digital (M1 and Wavestation)
NI Absynth
Waldorf Edition (has a virtual PPG 2.2) older but goody.
Modular synths/fx/etc/build your own modules etc
Tassman
NI Reaktor
Pianos
Pianoteq, True Pianos. (these 2 employ physical modelling)
NI Akoustik, Ivory (sampling based pianos)
Electric Pianos
Electric (Ableton device) or AAS Lounge Lizard (which electric is derived from)
NI Elektrik Piano
Puremagnetik's PM Mark One and/or PM200
Posted: Thu Oct 23, 2008 1:32 am
Nobodies mentioned Rapture, for bad ass trance synth.
But seriously.... Ben from Camel Audio, has invested four years on coding Alchemy.....
!!!!
Its going to be an INSANE, additive synth, with spectral, granular, and VA engines....
Check out the sound demos. Nothing like it, in Reaktor, nothing like it, outside of Max.
But seriously.... Ben from Camel Audio, has invested four years on coding Alchemy.....
!!!!
Its going to be an INSANE, additive synth, with spectral, granular, and VA engines....
Check out the sound demos. Nothing like it, in Reaktor, nothing like it, outside of Max.