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Virus TI Snow - is it worth it? (pg. 6)
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DJ Robby Rox
quote:
Originally posted by Existo22
I will let you figure this out on your own. ;)


I'm the third person in this thread who hasn't figured it out.

In fact, the only thing I HAVE figured out is that you are an idiot.
Its VERY rare to see a ti desktop going for under $1000 used.

It happens yeh but to say its not a good deal for $1100 just makes you look like a cheap angry bastard, not someone who actually knows something about hardware or is on this forum to help people.

And what makes you look even smarter is offering 1 word responses when people are clearly looking for explanations WHY. He could have essentially learned more if a gerbil had answered him.

Now hmm.. I wonder what existo will say next.. could it be something completely off topic and insulting ooo I wonder
TranceLover007
quote:
Originally posted by Existo22
I will let you figure this out on your own. ;)


Thank you Existo22.

This is really helpful. I just expected little bit more out of you man, oh well, actually, never mind.
Zild
I'd say it isn't worth it.
TranceLover007
You are right, I came to the same conclusion.
RichieV
i think most saying it isn't worth it probably don't take into account the price of software. The virus is not a bad purchase and will retain a portion of its value. A good software synth will cost around 400$ and it will be worth nothing in 2 years. I think software is sort of the luxury for professionals that can keep buying the updates. It sounds a little backwards but alot of hardware seems more geared towards intermediate producers that don't really make money but have enough to buy a few things here and there. Software is more like leasing.

The last "big" studios I have been in have really lost all those synth racks that they probably had only 5 years prior. It is more practical and they can get the same results with a vst that takes up zero space. The studios were not EDM specific but sound design did play an integral part of the work. I personally don't enjoy the sight of hardware and prefer a more natural looking studio with art and furniture but if you are on a budget, getting a virus B isn't such a bad idea. I remember getting one for 800 years ago so i'm pretty sure you could find them for 500 or so.
tehlord
Well to put things into perspective I bought a DX7 mk1 in 1989 for £800 :eek:
Sonic_c
existo is a complete tool, who on earth comes on a trance production forum bragging about being a rapper with a £250k car and big muscles my this is why i hate rap do you realise you just ticked the stereotype box right?

Yoyoyo trance homies i dont produce or anythin i got ma bitches to do dat for me, im a rapper dawg got my beef on too ya get me, still doh my ride is pimped, seriously foo' 50k on non performance enhancin stickers an , oh and buy my second hand keyboad on ebay got some weed burns but you knwo dats s good man!

Dont hate the game hate da playaaaaaaa!

Please come to england, please.
DigiNut
quote:
Originally posted by Sonic_c
Dont hate the game hate da playaaaaaaa!

Don't feed the troll.
Sonic_c
quote:
Originally posted by DigiNut
Don't feed the troll.


Sorry he is a troll though in the true sense!
DJ Robby Rox
quote:
Originally posted by Sonic_c
existo is a complete tool, who on earth comes on a trance production forum bragging about being a rapper with a £250k car and big muscles my this is why i hate rap do you realise you just ticked the stereotype box right?

Yoyoyo trance homies i dont produce or anythin i got ma bitches to do dat for me, im a rapper dawg got my beef on too ya get me, still doh my ride is pimped, seriously foo' 50k on non performance enhancin stickers an , oh and buy my second hand keyboad on ebay got some weed burns but you knwo dats s good man!

Dont hate the game hate da playaaaaaaa!

Please come to england, please.


This is pure gold right here.
I never listened to him enough to hear him make any of those comments, but that would suffice a nobel prize for trolls I think..

DjStephenWiley
have been fortunate and have never had any problems with my second hand purchased Virus TI desktop. It was previously owned by Kevin Rudolf so I'm sure it got a lot of use, but zero problems since the day I got it. I am using OS 3.3 on Windows Vista and XP and using the USB route. The Virus is easily worth the price tag in my opinion. Not only are its sounds amazing, but it relieves a lot of your CPU from big voice sounds which is something I think people tend to overlook and forget about. Atmospheric sounds that used to chew up 25% of my processor alone are no more!

It's really a do-it-all machine. All I have used lately is Trillian and my Virus. Great, great production instruments.
DjStephenWiley
Robby you have probably posted this somewhere else but what setup are you running? I recall you using FLS which I'm guessing is the main culprit here. The "it is too buggy for macs" problem was addressed with the most recent update.
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