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Massive in Dubstep
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Re: Massive in Dubstep
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GreenWaffle wrote:3xosc though

This and Synth1 (freeware) are all you really need. Anyone spouting that Massive/Sylenth/etc are essential needs to step up their sound design game.
LOL @ justifying piracy. "Yeah yeah...once I make money then I'll pay for my shit". Jokersmariotee wrote:Well, SWIM torrented massive for use with their DAW. SWIM plans on using it until SWIM makes money, then SWIM will buy massive when SWIM a) has a decent income or b)makes $100 solely with music.

(Who is SWIM btw? Are they a brostep artist?)
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Hmm, then how come Massive is so popular among the big names? I'm not saying it's essential, just that it's one of the best.wub wrote:This and Synth1 (freeware) are all you really need.
SWIM stands for Someone Who Isn't Me. It's a lame attempt for someone to cover up something illegal they've done by saying it wasn't them while bragging about it.wub wrote:(Who is SWIM btw? Are they a brostep artist?)
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Because it has a distinctive sound that is popular amongst brostep/jump up fans. Doesn't mean it's "the best", just means that it can produce sounds that will appeal to lowest common denominator genres easily that will make people money.Simulant wrote:Hmm, then how come Massive is so popular among the big names?
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what about all the dudes who use reason? jakes and badklaat and requake im sure used to. i think coki used to too. some of the best synths ever in reason
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And the early Skream/Benga stuff came straight out of FL stock plugins.Sinestepper wrote:what about all the dudes who use reason? jakes and badklaat and requake im sure used to. i think coki used to too. some of the best synths ever in reason
It doesn't matter what you use if you know what you're doing.
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isnt this the answer to half the threads on herewub wrote:And the early Skream/Benga stuff came straight out of FL stock plugins.Sinestepper wrote:what about all the dudes who use reason? jakes and badklaat and requake im sure used to. i think coki used to too. some of the best synths ever in reason
It doesn't matter what you use if you know what you're doing.


soronery wrote:Too easy to sit behind a keyboard with a playlist of dubstep tunes on, arguing about the defintion of a word in relation to a sound.
All that melts away when the lights are down and the bass is up.
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Yes, but some people enjoy tonguing the ulcer nevertheless.
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I'm pretty sure Skream and Benga didn't have the slightest clue what they were doing though.
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Who does though when they start

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Quite.
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+ widdler, kryptic minds & icicle..Sinestepper wrote:what about all the dudes who use reason? jakes and badklaat and requake im sure used to. i think coki used to too. some of the best synths ever in reason
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Are you a hipster? I just wondered where this disliking of popular things comes from?wub wrote:Because it has a distinctive sound that is popular amongst brostep/jump up fans. Doesn't mean it's "the best", just means that it can produce sounds that will appeal to lowest common denominator genres easily that will make people money.Simulant wrote:Hmm, then how come Massive is so popular among the big names?
Massive can be used to make almost any type of sound, that's why it's so awesome. And the modulation is through the roof.
I see 3 osc mentioned in this thread - is that a joke or what? You can't do shit with a synth like that in comparison to Massive, unless you're including DAW automation and long FX chains.
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I can understand Massive being a decent security blanket for those who aren't up on their sound design skills, or those that don't want to spend the time learning 3xOsc and Synth1 when a more ready made Brutal Electro patch variation will suffice.
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Also LOL at being called a hipster for not liking brostep sounds because they're "popular" 

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dubsteps dead, we should all be making tech house anyways. can you make tech house with massive?wub wrote:Also LOL at being called a hipster for not liking brostep sounds because they're "popular"

soronery wrote:Too easy to sit behind a keyboard with a playlist of dubstep tunes on, arguing about the defintion of a word in relation to a sound.
All that melts away when the lights are down and the bass is up.
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You can make anything with Massive. People who say it's just for brostep are people that don't know synthesis and haven't even read the manual.Riddles wrote:dubsteps dead, we should all be making tech house anyways. can you make tech house with massive?buw wrote:Also LOL at being called a hipster for not liking brostep sounds because they're "popular"
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Have you actually spent any time with Massive? It's a genius piece of software. There's plenty of non-brostep artists that use it too, it's good for more than just screeching bass sounds. The interface and intuitiveness of it are really what makes it great, beyond the sounds it can generate.wub wrote:Because it has a distinctive sound that is popular amongst brostep/jump up fans. Doesn't mean it's "the best", just means that it can produce sounds that will appeal to lowest common denominator genres easily that will make people money.Simulant wrote:Hmm, then how come Massive is so popular among the big names?
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Lmao just lmao.wub wrote:I can understand Massive being a decent security blanket for those who aren't up on their sound design skills, or those that don't want to spend the time learning 3xOsc and Synth1 when a more ready made Brutal Electro patch variation will suffice.
Why would I spend ten times as long tweaking shit in 3xOsc, adding effects, then resampling etc etc to make an inferior sound to something I could make in less than a minute using Massive? Never in my life did I imagine there would be Fruity stock plug-in elitists lol.
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I'd go for the actual answer.Simulant wrote:Hmm, then how come Massive is so popular among the big names? I'm not saying it's essential, just that it's one of the best.buw wrote:This and Synth1 (freeware) are all you really need.
Because its one of the easiest to pirate and one of the most stable when pirated.
Even the bugs with the cracked version can be fixed with a simple google.
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