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Posted by UphoricNitemare on Dec-18-2004 19:43:

Trance VSTi?

I know this thread has been played out, and i know some are going to say look at stickies, but here we go...What is your favorite soft synth to use...I'm just looking for some pay vsti's for now...

Posted by DickieThijssen on Dec-18-2004 20:06:

vanguard, hydra & pro-53

Posted by DRM on Dec-18-2004 20:16:

currently mostly using Albino 2, V-Station, Pro-53, and Vaz

Posted by Subtle on Dec-18-2004 21:28:

z3ta + would be the number # 1 choice for trance

Posted by Michelangelo on Dec-18-2004 21:40:

z3ta+, pro53 and vstation are really good

Posted by DJ-Igloo on Dec-18-2004 21:53:

Trance Vsti's that I use are listed here in order.

VSTI
1. V- Station
2. Imp Oscar
3. Pro - 53
4. Waldorf Attack
5. Linplug RIVM
6. Atmosphere
7. Absynth
8. z3ta+
9. Albino 2
10.Bass station
11.Walodrf pulse
12.Multi efx

here you go.

Posted by dbl on Dec-18-2004 22:13:

pro-53 and z3ta mostly

Posted by Lombardo on Dec-19-2004 04:10:

zt3a and the vanguard are the pieces!! I just wish I could use them to there full ability... lol

Posted by J.L. on Dec-19-2004 04:22:

3xosc. i heard tiesto uses it. I think that is the key to being a professional producer.

Posted by digitul punk on Dec-19-2004 08:40:

You might wanna consider Reaktor.. it can put out some wicked rolling/running lines!

Posted by staticblue on Dec-19-2004 09:16:

quote:
Originally posted by kewlness
3xosc. i heard tiesto uses it. I think that is the key to being a professional producer.

excellent

Posted by Digital Aura on Dec-20-2004 05:18:

quote:
Originally posted by Lombardo
zt3a and the vanguard are the pieces!! I just wish I could use them to there full ability... lol

Seconded.

Posted by The Drow on Dec-21-2004 15:17:

The one and only VANGUARD.

Posted by Derivative on Dec-21-2004 16:24:

you can make practically anything in trance with zeta and vanguard alone. but. it takes alot of work. its no walk in the park. and zeta especially is a mindfuck to learn the ins and outs of. even vanguard which is simple and well designed by any standards will take years before you feel you are getting some great original sounds out of it.

Posted by Akayus on Dec-21-2004 18:43:

People's different producing styles/likes/dislikes sometimes lead them to prefer different synths, but I'll second Albino 2, Vanguard, z3ta+ & V-Station.

Speaking of Albino, it seems like I don't hear as much about this synth as many others. I wonder why. I think it's fantastic.

Posted by DickieThijssen on Dec-21-2004 18:54:

quote:
Originally posted by Akayus
People's different producing styles/likes/dislikes sometimes lead them to prefer different synths, but I'll second Albino 2, Vanguard, z3ta+ & V-Station.

Speaking of Albino, it seems like I don't hear as much about this synth as many others. I wonder why. I think it's fantastic.

I think its because Albino is hard to program, takes a lot of time to learn... At least that's the experience that i have with it

Posted by thecYrus on Dec-21-2004 22:30:

quote:
Originally posted by DickieThijssen
I think its because Albino is hard to program, takes a lot of time to learn... At least that's the experience that i have with it

albino is easy to program, but it for me it's just a standard VA, nothing special and not really fat sounding...

Posted by urmyuk1 on Dec-22-2004 00:03:

the audio demo of Vanguard is cool, but i cant get anything like.

do you guys think any other effects are addded.

can anyone get smilar sounds to the Vengeance-Vanguard-Factory-Demo.mp3

cheers.

Posted by Derivative on Dec-22-2004 01:20:

the demos on the refx website are deffo vanguard alright. but i think on some of the patches i think they use better reverb and delay. i certainly cant get vanguard to echo as sweetly as some of those patches do. the alphazone demo...that lead is a straight preset!

the DHS demos, some of them are played with aftertouch and some of them have a bit of screwing around on pitch/mod wheels. you need a midi controller to do those. you cant get aftertouch without one (doesnt work on your typing keyboard). other than that though, yea its the presets. although...tbh they dont sound as sweet when i just rattle them off in floops. i remember being not very impressed with the factory presets and just build my own sounds but those demos are actually quite flattering. same with the virus presets on access' website. they are deffo the same as the patches ive got but i could swear they've done something to it, maybe just tidied up the sound with a touch of mastering and some hardware effects and used the best balanced cables money can buy. or maybe i just suck or something...

Posted by crusher on Jan-15-2005 22:02:

Yes, Z3ta+ is non-plus-ultra, the only thing is that it misses multiprocessor support, which is a real problem given that no faster CPU is available than 3200 MHz today

For Vanguard, try and use the "spread" knob or draw panning envelopes if you need spheric sounds...

Posted by KilldaDJ on Jan-16-2005 00:40:

v station and vanguard

Posted by Sirocco on Jan-16-2005 06:26:

look at stickies

Posted by djyouth on Jan-16-2005 07:18:

Superwave Trance-Pro is great for leads

Posted by Koris on Jan-16-2005 13:47:

quote:
Originally posted by thecYrus
albino is easy to program, but it for me it's just a standard VA, nothing special and not really fat sounding...

Albino is great, maybe not for lead or bass but the arp is really really good.

Posted by DRM on Jan-16-2005 14:13:

quote:
Originally posted by Koris
Albino is great, maybe not for lead or bass but the arp is really really good.

ive used it for leads and bass many a time and to great effect

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