Absynth and Audio Realism Bass line.

Wow. You guys have spent alot of money on all your software. I would have bought hardware with all that dough.


I love my atmosphere. The most alive and best sounds on tap.

Thats probably because its sample based. But that doesnt mean its not good.

Its also great because it cant be downloaded.

Sequencer:
FL Studio/Cubase SX

Leads:
Pro-53
z3ta+
Superwave8

Pads:
Pro-53
z3ta+
FM7

Bass:
Triangle II
z3ta+

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Originally posted by Swing Wow. You guys have spent alot of money on all your software. I would have bought hardware with all that dough. I love my atmosphere. The most alive and best sounds on tap. Thats probably because its sample based. But that doesnt mean its not good. Its also great because it cant be downloaded.

Hardware isn't as flexible as Reaktor 4

Convenience is the trade off for quality I suppose. And for the convenience of modularity, you would have to have the full version of Reaktor and know how to set up a modular synthesizer, knowing how to connect each part in turn. Simple to make a basic synth. A lot of hard work for a good modular. Most people here are in it for the sounds, not the slog (that's most people, not all people).

Reaktor RRP $US550 and $US460 at Zzounds, are you really saying the ebay $US300-600 for a JP 8000 or $US600-800 for a virus B doesn't make sense ?

Lets just tally up how much some people have spent here on VSTis :

All these are discount prices at Zzounds. Not saying they're the cheapest, but this is an example.

FM 7 $289.95
Absynth 289.95
V Station $249.95
Battery $199.95
Pro53 $199.95
Reaktor $460
Z3ta Euro140 (online @ rgcaudio)

You guys must really love soft synths.

Last edited by Swing on Jun-25-2004 at 07:48

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Originally posted by Swing Reaktor RRP $US550 and $US460 at Zzounds, are you really saying the ebay $US300-600 for a JP 8000 or $US600-800 for a virus B doesn't make sense ?

Yep. Plus I get a student discount


Ooh yeah and this thread isn't "your favorite synths" it's "your favorite vst" which would by definition restrict it to softsynths.

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Originally posted by Swing Wow. You guys have spent alot of money on all your software. I would have bought hardware with all that dough. I love my atmosphere. The most alive and best sounds on tap. Thats probably because its sample based. But that doesnt mean its not good. Its also great because it cant be downloaded.

Yeah, atmosphere is definitely one of the better sounding, if not the best softies out there. I paid for my copy but I have seen it round on the sly.

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Originally posted by hey cheggy Yeah, atmosphere is definitely one of the better sounding, if not the best softies out there. I paid for my copy but I have seen it round on the sly.

Yeah... er, you wouldn't remember WHERE abouts would you? lol

For bubbling arpeggios I love V-Station, the quality is supreme.. Pro53 is awesome for dark strings - as is albino. Have been getting thoroughly involved in soft-synths and love 'em! Although my PC will disagree........

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Originally posted by hey cheggy Yeah, atmosphere is definitely one of the better sounding, if not the best softies out there. I paid for my copy but I have seen it round on the sly.

Just a note though the reason it is a better sounding "softie" is because it is entirely sample based, many of which are from hardware synths.

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