Become a part of the TranceAddict community!Frequently Asked Questions - Please read this if you haven'tSearch the forums
TranceAddict Forums > DJing / Production / Promotion > Production Studio > Good trance Synth for £100-£200
Pages (2): [1] 2 »   Last Thread   Next Thread
Share
Author
Thread    Post A Reply
ACK5
tranceaddict



Registered: Jan 2010
Location: London
Good trance Synth for £100-£200

Hi all


Can anyone suggest a good software synthesizer for around £100-£200.
I use Logic for my productions and is looking for something that I can make bases with. Cant seem to get a nice gritty baseline with the Logic stuff.

Was thinking of the NI Massive (if it supports Logic?)

Your thoughts will be appreciated.

ACK5

Old Post Jan-28-2010 13:03  United Kingdom
Click Here to See the Profile for ACK5 Click here to Send ACK5 a Private Message Visit ACK5's homepage! Add ACK5 to your buddy list Report this Post Reply w/Quote Edit/Delete Message
tehlord
Supreme tranceaddict



Registered: Jan 2009
Location: Windsor

Rob Papen Predator is excellent for bass sounds (so is Massive but the CPU usage is pretty high)

Also look at Sylenth1, it's very gritty indeed.


___________________
Soundcloud

Old Post Jan-28-2010 13:10  United Kingdom
Click Here to See the Profile for tehlord Click here to Send tehlord a Private Message Add tehlord to your buddy list Report this Post Reply w/Quote Edit/Delete Message
Waza
Supreme tranceaddict



Registered: Feb 2008
Location: Scotland, Edinburgh

Your ES2 can create some excellent basslines as well as all the other stuff you want.

Check out 7skies soundbank for it.


http://www.standalone-music.com/?page_id=135

Waza


___________________

Old Post Jan-28-2010 13:18  United Kingdom
Click Here to See the Profile for Waza Click here to Send Waza a Private Message Add Waza to your buddy list Report this Post Reply w/Quote Edit/Delete Message
ACK5
tranceaddict



Registered: Jan 2010
Location: London

quote:
Originally posted by Waza
Your ES2 can create some excellent basslines as well as all the other stuff you want.

Check out 7skies soundbank for it.


http://www.standalone-music.com/?page_id=135

Waza



I'm very new to production and find the ES2 difficult to master. I believe that it is a very powerful tool but I just cant seem to get the sound that I'm after. Which isolators will you use to create a deep bass sound?

Old Post Jan-28-2010 13:33  United Kingdom
Click Here to See the Profile for ACK5 Click here to Send ACK5 a Private Message Visit ACK5's homepage! Add ACK5 to your buddy list Report this Post Reply w/Quote Edit/Delete Message
chrissundive
tranceaddict



Registered: Jan 2010
Location: Dunstable, United Kingdom

quote:
Originally posted by Waza
Your ES2 can create some excellent basslines as well as all the other stuff you want.

Check out 7skies soundbank for it.


http://www.standalone-music.com/?page_id=135

Waza


Wow, thats an amazing soundset. Wasn't suspecting ES2 to sound that good. Well I guess I've got something new to learn


___________________
www.myspace.com/chrissundive

Old Post Jan-28-2010 13:48  United Kingdom
Click Here to See the Profile for chrissundive Click here to Send chrissundive a Private Message Visit chrissundive's homepage! Add chrissundive to your buddy list Report this Post Reply w/Quote Edit/Delete Message
Acton
Like a FCKNG BIRD



Registered: Mar 2002
Location: London

quote:
Originally posted by tehlord
Rob Papen Predator is excellent for bass sounds (so is Massive but the CPU usage is pretty high)

Also look at Sylenth1, it's very gritty indeed.


I can thoroughly recommend Predator, I love using it for my sub-melodies and the occasional lead. It's very versatile and really easy to work with.

quote:
Originally posted by ACK5
I'm very new to production and find the ES2 difficult to master.


Don't take the easy way out, learn it. You should always learn to utilise what you have as much as possible, before you venture out for other software/hardware, in my opinion.


___________________

>>> Beatport Stuff <<<

Old Post Jan-28-2010 14:56  England
Click Here to See the Profile for Acton Click here to Send Acton a Private Message Visit Acton's homepage! Add Acton to your buddy list Report this Post Reply w/Quote Edit/Delete Message
tehlord
Supreme tranceaddict



Registered: Jan 2009
Location: Windsor

quote:
Originally posted by Acton
I can thoroughly recommend Predator, I love using it for my sub-melodies and the occasional lead. It's very versatile and really easy to work with.


I think RPs apparent favouring of hardcore sounds don't do it any favours tbh. The many hundreds of presets mostly don't show off what it can really do.

It's also got arguably the best FX section of any VST synth that can also be used as a standalone FX unit.


___________________
Soundcloud

Old Post Jan-28-2010 15:54  United Kingdom
Click Here to See the Profile for tehlord Click here to Send tehlord a Private Message Add tehlord to your buddy list Report this Post Reply w/Quote Edit/Delete Message
ACK5
tranceaddict



Registered: Jan 2010
Location: London

quote:

Don't take the easy way out, learn it. You should always learn to utilise what you have as much as possible, before you venture out for other software/hardware, in my opinion.


Very true. So my next question is can you make a warm gritty baseline with the ES2 and if so can you please give me some pointers?


___________________
http://soundcloud.com/ack5

Old Post Jan-28-2010 16:03  United Kingdom
Click Here to See the Profile for ACK5 Click here to Send ACK5 a Private Message Visit ACK5's homepage! Add ACK5 to your buddy list Report this Post Reply w/Quote Edit/Delete Message
Acton
Like a FCKNG BIRD



Registered: Mar 2002
Location: London

quote:
Originally posted by ACK5
Very true. So my next question is can you make a warm gritty baseline with the ES2 and if so can you please give me some pointers?


I'm not an expert on Logic synths as it's not my DAW of choice, however, there are plenty of Logic users here who I'm sure would be able to provide more useful information on ES2 than me.

Until then, give this a watch...

http://www.musictechtutorials.com/l...lines-with-es2/

Maybe it will give you some inspiration.


___________________

>>> Beatport Stuff <<<

Old Post Jan-28-2010 16:13  England
Click Here to See the Profile for Acton Click here to Send Acton a Private Message Visit Acton's homepage! Add Acton to your buddy list Report this Post Reply w/Quote Edit/Delete Message
evo8
Virtual Wannabe



Registered: Aug 2004
Location:

quote:
Originally posted by tehlord
I think RPs apparent favouring of hardcore sounds don't do it any favours tbh. The many hundreds of presets mostly don't show off what it can really do.

It's also got arguably the best FX section of any VST synth that can also be used as a standalone FX unit.


The Waveshaper is really nice on basslines, just turning the "bottom" knob to about 5% gives it a nice tone


___________________
hearthis
soundcloud
youtube

Old Post Jan-28-2010 16:25  Ireland
Click Here to See the Profile for evo8 Click here to Send evo8 a Private Message Visit evo8's homepage! Add evo8 to your buddy list Report this Post Reply w/Quote Edit/Delete Message
tehlord
Supreme tranceaddict



Registered: Jan 2009
Location: Windsor

quote:
Originally posted by evo8
The Waveshaper is really nice on basslines, just turning the "bottom" knob to about 5% gives it a nice tone


Are you talking about an FX slot in Predator?

I'd never even noticed it


So it's like a transient designer then....nice


___________________
Soundcloud

Old Post Jan-28-2010 16:47  United Kingdom
Click Here to See the Profile for tehlord Click here to Send tehlord a Private Message Add tehlord to your buddy list Report this Post Reply w/Quote Edit/Delete Message
cryophonik
Boom shanka



Registered: Jan 2008
Location: Elk Grove, CA USA
Re: Good trance Synth for £100-£200

quote:
Originally posted by ACK5

...looking for something that I can make bases with. Cant seem to get a nice gritty baseline with the Logic stuff.



Take a look at the Rob Papen SubBoomBass demo. It's built on Predator's engine, but is designed especially for synth basses. The presets are sorta all over the place in terms of styles and usability, but like all RP synths, it's a breeze to tweak/program and it will do pretty much anything you'd want a synth bass to do, particularly gritty basses.


___________________
cryophonik.com | facebook | soundcloud

Sonar Platinum | Ableton Live 9 | Logic Pro X | Access Virus TI2 Keyboard | Kurzweil PC3X | Nord Lead 4R | NI Maschine

Old Post Jan-28-2010 17:39  United States
Click Here to See the Profile for cryophonik Click here to Send cryophonik a Private Message Visit cryophonik's homepage! Add cryophonik to your buddy list Report this Post Reply w/Quote Edit/Delete Message

TranceAddict Forums > DJing / Production / Promotion > Production Studio > Good trance Synth for £100-£200
Post New Thread    Post A Reply

Pages (2): [1] 2 »  
Last Thread   Next Thread
Click here to listen to the sample!Pause playbackTrack ID @ The Pool - London 2005 [2008] [1]

Click here to listen to the sample!Pause playbackOgenki Clinic - First Light (James Holden Remix) [2004]

Show Printable Version | Subscribe to this Thread
Forum Jump:

All times are GMT. The time now is 21:39.

Forum Rules:
You may not post new threads
You may not post replies
You may not edit your posts
HTML code is ON
vB code is ON
[IMG] code is ON
 
Search this Thread:

 
Contact Us - return to tranceaddict

Powered by: Trance Music & vBulletin Forums
Copyright ©2000-2026, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Privacy Statement / DMCA
Support TA!