is different software better for different trance sub-genres? i heard that a lot of good hard trance/hard style producers (flutlicht, shokk, guyver, etc.) use fruity. what do you guys suggest?
Apr-13-2003 19:12
hey cheggy
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I suggest using more than one program. Flutlicht/shokk use VAZ for their main lead synths.
I suggest using a VST host and then using lots of different types of synths, drum machines, samplers, etc. Fruity 3.5 is VST now, but there are also your mainstays, like Logic and Cubase.
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Apr-14-2003 03:50
nic01445
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what is VAZ?
Apr-14-2003 04:03
hey cheggy
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Location: Sydney, Australia
"VAZ" is a program called "Vaz Modular". Its a softsynth, its also a VSTi so it runs through programs like Cubase, logic, cakewalk, etc. I think the latest version is Vaz Modular 2010. No Idea how much it costs but you may be able to download a demo version from their site, not sure though.
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Apr-14-2003 09:16
coby
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Flutlicht a shook use fruity ?!!
Apr-14-2003 11:03
dbl
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Location: Gothenburg/sweden
quote:
Originally posted by coby
Flutlicht a shook use fruity ?!!
yepp
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Apr-14-2003 15:05
robstar
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quote:
Originally posted by dbl
yepp
They do?
Apr-14-2003 15:37
DJ-Fuq
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Whats so surprising, the only thing shit about fruity is its shit name. Its well capable of making quality stuff, especially fl studio.
Apr-14-2003 17:03
robstar
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quote:
Originally posted by DJ-Fuq
Whats so surprising, the only thing shit about fruity is its shit name. Its well capable of making quality stuff, especially fl studio.
Well, DJ Natron and Reverb have been making music for many years and I don't think fruity was around then.
They probably used Cubase, so I can't see why they would change Cubase for Fruity if that's what they've worked with for so many years.
All I know is that they use Vaz for some of their synth sounds.
Apr-14-2003 17:26
nic01445
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eh, i got the demo of fruity. The sounds built into it arent that great, but the effects are AMAZING. OK, so what defines something as a softsynth?
Apr-15-2003 02:37
Flotser
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Registered: Nov 2001
Location: Tel-Aviv, Israel
quote:
Originally posted by nic01445
eh, i got the demo of fruity. The sounds built into it arent that great, but the effects are AMAZING. OK, so what defines something as a softsynth?
you use reason right?
so Substractor and Malstrom are soft synths
you want a defenition ... eh...software that emulates what a hardware synth can do.
check here http://www.kvr-vst.com/
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