synths
try the LinPlug Delta III, I picked it up yesterday.
Decent routing options, 4 oscillators, 30(?) waveforms, within those oscillators you can blend any 2 waveforms... dual filter, 8 filter modes, 2 FX modules, all organized very well + some of the default patches actually sound good. Once I figure out the intricacies of the synth.. I reckon it will be damned powerful! (did I mention modest CPU usage?? ) <-edit: this thing beats the pants off of subtractor.
then of course there are the mainstays, your FM7, Pro52, Absynth..
Another program I picked up the other day is from Big Tick, its called Angelina. It's a formant pad synth, 2 dual(blend) oscs, 20 waveforms (vowel sounds) breath controller, X/Y morphing pad, and a nice visual envelope. It was also supposed to come with an FX version, that formant-o-fies the input.. but mine didn't :/. Generates warm tasty pads.. mmmm pie
I also use something really crude: MDA JX-16.
its basically just a JX-10 engine with a spiffed up GUI and some added sync to clock features.(doesn't it come with cubase?) If you make an array/layer of 2 or 3 of these slightly detuned, EQ the mid-highs, and play with the envelopes, you can generate a searing 'trance lead' sound.
Too bad my FM7 crashes all the damn time now :/
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