What would you recommend buying as your first plug-in?
Re: What would you recommend buying as your first plug-in?
So many decent free plugs at the moment, I'd save the cash...
But on the other hand loads of NI stuff for peanuts at the moment. Massive $99, Reaktor $99.
But on the other hand loads of NI stuff for peanuts at the moment. Massive $99, Reaktor $99.
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Re: What would you recommend buying as your first plug-in?
a good reverb, that is the weakest of the ableton plugs... (unless you want/like the sound of a fart in a coca cola can...)Steffan wrote:I'm thinking of buying a plug-in for my Ableton 8, and I was wondering what plug-in should I buy first or a necessary plug-in for Ableton?
Thanks,
Steffan.
but you do not need to spend a lot of money... smartelectronic's ambience is pretty good and a shareware... otherwise instruments...
check as mentioned the NI offers, right now.
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Re: What would you recommend buying as your first plug-in?
Plugins do work in ableton. Vst plugins..
They come in all sorts, like synths, drum machines, effects, compressors and stuff
are you looking for a synth?
They come in all sorts, like synths, drum machines, effects, compressors and stuff
are you looking for a synth?
Re: What would you recommend buying as your first plug-in?
by all means get Reaktor 5 for 99!! That's the plugin that keeps giving....and need a good reverb as mentioned above? Reaktor has spacemaster reverb....and a good mastering limiter....and amazing synths....you get the idea.
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Re: What would you recommend buying as your first plug-in?
Before you splash lots of $$ I'd highly recommend that you go over to http://www.stillwellaudio.com/?page_id=28
These plugs are shareware...uncrippled try-outs with no expiry date. And they are simply wonderful.
The Rocket compressor in particular is up there with best that Waves, UAD, McDSP et al have to offer. Seriously.
These plugs are shareware...uncrippled try-outs with no expiry date. And they are simply wonderful.
The Rocket compressor in particular is up there with best that Waves, UAD, McDSP et al have to offer. Seriously.
Re: What would you recommend buying as your first plug-in?
so just to recap:
So many decent free plugs at the moment, I'd save the cash...
But on the other hand loads of NI stuff for peanuts at the moment. Massive $99, Reaktor $99.
But if it's controller you want, just get a launchpad and enjoy...such good fun!
So many decent free plugs at the moment, I'd save the cash...
But on the other hand loads of NI stuff for peanuts at the moment. Massive $99, Reaktor $99.
But if it's controller you want, just get a launchpad and enjoy...such good fun!
Re: What would you recommend buying as your first plug-in?
if your just starting out which seems like you are, don't get reaktor.. it's a good deal but it might be too much for a beginner.. i also recommend getting the free ones first and see exactly what you need first.. i didn't get what you meant by a machine like mixer..
btw.. check the audiomidi no brainer deals..
btw.. check the audiomidi no brainer deals..
Re: What would you recommend buying as your first plug-in?
Keep going, explain a little more please...Steffan wrote:I want a machine like a mixer that I can use with my Ableton...funky shit wrote:what are you trying to do exactly.
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Re: What would you recommend buying as your first plug-in?
+1, when i read this i think of a mixer with ableton like a xone 3d or 4d?!?!? does really need a little more elaboration...UncleAge wrote:Keep going, explain a little more please...Steffan wrote:I want a machine like a mixer that I can use with my Ableton...funky shit wrote:what are you trying to do exactly.
::Mac Book Pro 2.4 GHz 4 GB:: ::Ableton Suite 8:: ::NI Massive:: ::NI Maschine:: ::NI FM8:: ::NI Audio 4 DJ:: .::.Akai APC40.::. .::.LaunchPad.::. .::.Nocturn 49.::. .::.Akai MPK25.::. .::.BCR2000.::. ::KRK R5's::
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Re: What would you recommend buying as your first plug-in?
I think this man means midi controller.
Popular choices seem to be the Akai APC, novation launchpad, novation remote zero and behringer bcr2000.
Depends what you want to do with it really.
Popular choices seem to be the Akai APC, novation launchpad, novation remote zero and behringer bcr2000.
Depends what you want to do with it really.
Re: What would you recommend buying as your first plug-in?
evernaut wrote:Before you splash lots of $$ I'd highly recommend that you go over to http://www.stillwellaudio.com/?page_id=28
These plugs are shareware...uncrippled try-outs with no expiry date. And they are simply wonderful.
The Rocket compressor in particular is up there with best that Waves, UAD, McDSP et al have to offer. Seriously.
sounds too good to be true, is there an incentive to pay for them, just wondering cause i am stingy..
Re: What would you recommend buying as your first plug-in?
Only the fact that you get sent to the website each time you open any Stillwell plugin that isn't registered.theque wrote: sounds too good to be true, is there an incentive to pay for them, just wondering cause i am stingy..
Re: What would you recommend buying as your first plug-in?
Steffan wrote:I want a machine like a mixer that I can use with my Ableton, I thought that was a plug-in. D'oh. I'm still new to this stuff.funky shit wrote:what are you trying to do exactly.
Thanks.
Are you talking about a physical device? In that case I think the term you're looking for is "Control Surface".
Re: What would you recommend buying as your first plug-in?
Not on my machine you don't. You get a nag window for a few seconds which then disappears. Not that I'm arguing against paying for them, awesome plugs.evernaut wrote:Only the fact that you get sent to the website each time you open any Stillwell plugin that isn't registered.theque wrote: sounds too good to be true, is there an incentive to pay for them, just wondering cause i am stingy..