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| quote: | Originally posted by TimeWarper
Oh no, no, no !!!
Tiesto has a very big studio, he has many hardware synths, so what would he do with a vanguard ?
No, he has an Access Virus C (the best synth for me), more than 2000€, 16 parts multitimbral, 64 effects, 4 osc... It's the best of the best, it produces very POWERFUL trance sounds !!!!!
He has many others hardware synths too...
The vanguard is too limited... Good sounds, very powerful for a softsynth, but limited... |
it's not about the machine, it's about the man behind it 
anyway, back to the topic 
the biggest ingredient is probably experience. Theese guys have done what they do for over 10 years, if youv'e done it that much then you prolly get a pretty good idea on how stuff should sound 
some use engineers like tiesto and some people even do the mastering by themselves (not 100% about it but I've heard from pretty reliable sources that armin does that )
If i had to select one of the methods I'd go with "do everything by yourself" simply because you have more controll over what's happening with your own stuff (but on the other hand who cares about me )
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| quote: | Originally posted by davedresden
i suggest getting the gabriel & dresden prog-a-minute. in 3 easy steps you too could change the face of dance music.
batteries not included.
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