just downloaded Reese Bassline VST

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Brisance
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Post by Brisance » Mon Dec 22, 2008 1:39 am

Deadly Habit wrote:
Brisance wrote:Why would one need a special VST to make a reese is beyond me...
laziness and ignorance :lol:
I think as far as lazyness goes, using an already present synth, making up to 5 mouse clicks and a turning a knob would be less labour intensive than downloading and installing software.
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Post by deadly_habit » Mon Dec 22, 2008 1:49 am

Brisance wrote:
Deadly Habit wrote:
Brisance wrote:Why would one need a special VST to make a reese is beyond me...
laziness and ignorance :lol:
I think as far as lazyness goes, using an already present synth, making up to 5 mouse clicks and a turning a knob would be less labour intensive than downloading and installing software.
nah freeware vst is like max of 3-4 clicks to get installed :lol:
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Post by trench » Tue Dec 23, 2008 6:19 pm

Demo clips on the website sure do sound like shit... If I get bored tonight I might check it out. But I'm willing to bet I can make a better Reese with just about anything.
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