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Lump Shaker posted:Anyone using FXpansion's Tremor? I've been having a lot of fun with it. The interface, especially the sequencer and modulation set up are pretty intuitive. I like Tremor a lot but holy poo poo it is a CPU hog.
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Your Computer posted:This. Fxpansion is awesome. I can write a book about how much BFD2 rocks (which by the way is on sale for $140 right now, if anyone needs a drum plugin get this) Synth Squad is going to be my next fxpansion purchase, I loved the demo. I think the only thing from them I didn't like is Etch, it just didn't make any sense to me when I tried it out.
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WAFFLEHOUND posted:Do you have AIM by any chance? And I mostly stick to Massive, I play around in others a bit but Massive is awesomely powerful and I want to learn it first. Or you guys can join the musicians lounge IRC and we'll figure that poo poo out. A lot of us there use massive.  http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3471540
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Have you guys tried out Diversion? http://dmitrysches.com/ http://www.musicradar.com/gear/all/computers-software/virtual-instruments/diversion-522031/review Playing with the demo now and absolutely loving it. edit: Saurus from tone2 is now available as well: http://tone2.com/html/saurus_synthesizer__vst_au.html keyframe fucked around with this message at 07:05 on Apr 6, 2012 |
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How is Diva on the CPU? I picked up Razor and loving it but it is absolutely retarded how much CPU it uses. Some patches use like %60-70 on one instance of razor.
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WAFFLEHOUND posted:My copy of it from the beta period still works fine. If I understood synths better Diva would definitely be my next purchase. You can save your patches of course. Just append to a empty slot or save as ensemble.
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Does anyone here have Nuklear? http://www.hamburg-audio.com/index.php?nav=1000 They announced today Studio one owners get it for free (runs monophonic, you have to upgrade for poly) and there are some really cool presets in it but it is alien tech to me and the manual is rear end so I was wondering if anyone here uses it and can give a couple tips on how to use it. Also all synths need to strictly follow the Massive/Absynth/FM8 way of easily categorizing and saving your patches. If I lose another sound I spent 2 hours making to some lovely save system again I am going to break something. 
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Izotope released something called Iris. http://www.izotope.com/products/audio/iris/ keyframe fucked around with this message at 04:14 on Apr 17, 2012 |
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Quincy Smallvoice posted:Not so sure about that "unlike anything else" part. Looks an awful lot like alchemy to me! No you are totally right I was wrong. After playing with the demo it is basically alchemy but nowhere near as good.
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Have you tried out Tone2 Saurus?
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I like it a lot. It is simple to get a sound you want and sounds good. I think I will narrow down my synths to Massive/Alchemy/Saurus
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Yes Alchemy has spectral synthesis where you can draw on screen or import a png file and generate audio from that. Iris's UI and tools are much nicer for drawing poo poo on screen but considering how much more alchemy gives you I see no reason to buy Iris over Alchemy. Also Camel Audio is literally the best loving company. Just go download the free alchemy player and click on try the full version in options to unlock alchemy for a month with no restrictions. Be warned you will lose weeks to it just loading samples and playing with it, its very addictive 
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Apr 17, 2012 22:13
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Oh man I really want that Zoom H4N 
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GravyWPG posted:I don't remember Alchemy having the spectrograph Here it is in action: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DL-77O8KR44&feature=related
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The Mystery Date posted:What do you guys think about Alchemy vs. Absynth? It seems like the idea is the same, but I'm just getting into the ridiculously complicated world of Absynth and it seems like you can do ANYTHING. The granular stuff is freaking nuts! Absynth is a pain in the rear end to use, the interface and the workflow is terrible. I gave up on trying to learn Absynth and use it as a rompler pretty much. Alchemy is extremely easy to use in comparison (yet super deep) and really encourages experimentation. I honestly don't think Alchemy has an alternative or substitute.
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:In this whole Iris vs Alchemy debate, isn't Iris cheaper than Alchemy? Alchemy is $249, Iris (basic, digital download) is $149, with Iris+2 (again, digital download) is $199. It's the intro price till may then iris goes up to 249$ as well.
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Those of you who are looking for a nice guitar amp plugin look no further: http://www.scuffhamamps.com/product/overview I have been playing with the trial all day and it kicks the poo poo out of amplitube/guitar rig while costing only $79.
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