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Originally posted by DJ-AXI ive tried absynth which aint too bad, but thers nothing i am looking for in it

Absynth is very capable of good pads, you just need to program them to your taste. Get working :P

A couple of tips for programming pads in Absynth:
- Use envelopes for modulation. Pads need some movement!
- Modulate different parameters with different length envelopes for a sound that continually shifts and doesn't repeat too much
- Try the Pipe effect

- Try an external chorus and reverb effects too, for good measure

The best vsti for pads is Kotex. You can find it at most drug stores. Note that this is a disposable vsti. Some are recommended to be thrown away in a biohazard wastebag, these are known as stdi's.

Yes, goofy mood, sorry.

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Originally posted by Etherium The best vsti for pads is Kotex. You can find it at most drug stores. Note that this is a disposable vsti. Some are recommended to be thrown away in a biohazard wastebag, these are known as stdi's. Yes, goofy mood, sorry.

omG where can I leech for free

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