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Originally posted by Subtle Wow.. thats an impressive list of crap.

Thanks for showing your skills and education.

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Originally posted by Kismet7 Didn't know half of those existed. Do you feel lost at all by having so many options to choose from? I like a few workhorses that i've learned pretty well, so when something pops up in my head I know exactly where to go and start tweaking.

Yeah, I feel lost sometimes, I knew them after reading kvraudio more frequently, the guys there are very cool and awesome in knowledge. Sometimes somebody tell "synth x is good", so I dig more info about it to check if its really true or something Subtara style.

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Originally posted by PlasticSoul Thanks for showing your skills and education.

Your list just seems little thought of, have you used all these for more than 5 minutes ?

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Originally posted by Subtle Your list just seems little thought of, have you used all these for more than 5 minutes ?

Yeah, except rapture. Dunno about you, calling synths like massive, gladiator or zebra2 a "pile of shit".

Well, I dont want continue discussing about synths with you, I made that list for people interested in search more about them, listening some audio demos, etc, and it was obvious that I didnt expect that everybody agree with me.

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I use Sylenth1, Synth1, Nexus, ABL, Polysix and Surge

My sleeper has to be Vember Audio Surge, I find it has can make really clean and smooth sounds like a Nova, really good for razor sharp plucks and upfront bass.

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Another sleeper of mine that gets a great deal of use but not a lot of mention is Analog Factory. Sure, its basically a ROMpler and it has very limited tweakability, but the sheer size of the sound library is unbelievable. There are SO many sounds to use, and if I find myself going to a sound from a particular synth in AF a great deal, then I usually just pick up the VST of that synth. The AF version and the preset in the synth are always exactly the same, so it makes it easy to tweak.

Synth1 (free)
Surge
Twin2
AR Bassline Pro
Minimonsta
Pro-53
Orca (free)
MicroTonic
Tritium (Free)
Genesis (Free with CM mag)

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Originally posted by BOOBOOSD Synth1 (free) Surge Twin2 AR Bassline Pro Minimonsta Pro-53 Orca (free) MicroTonic Tritium (Free)

Again a useless list of VSTs, why do you like these plugins ?

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Originally posted by Subtle Again a useless list of VSTs, why do you like these plugins ?

Explain how their useless, or are you just being sarcastic?

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Originally posted by BOOBOOSD Explain how their useless, or are you just being sarcastic?

No, its just that seeing a list of VSTs people use is just useless. Earlier in this thread you see people explaining WHY they use this Sleeper VST`s and what they think they are good for.
And that is very interesting and useful to know.

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I was just playing with predator the other day, and I discovered how amazing the thing is Its got a really nice warm sound, I think I might grab it to complement Massive (which has a pretty metallic sound I find)

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