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Re: WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE VSti ?

Posted: Tue Mar 23, 2010 3:01 pm
by danoldboy
LinPlug Octopus - this little gem is rarely mentioned but is full of dark textures.

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Re: WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE VSti ?

Posted: Tue Mar 23, 2010 4:30 pm
by yellowhighlighter
symmetricalsounds wrote:
JFK wrote:
yellowhighlighter wrote:i like cirlce and albino 3.
I could never get on with Circle man..... :?

People have told me that its pretty similar in sound to Massive. Dunno if thats right or not.
its not a million miles away sound-wise but i wouldn't say its similar. i find the routing is more intuitive and i like the filters on it, along with operator it has become my "goto" synth and superseded massive.
the routing is pretty much the same as massive. IMO massive has a bit more of a "gnarlier" sound if that makes any sense but circle is really nice, if a tiny bit overpriced.

Re: WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE VSti ?

Posted: Tue Mar 23, 2010 4:48 pm
by the dub lemon
Nothing out of the ordinary here, my current most used VSTis are FM8, Massive & Alchemy

Re: WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE VSti ?

Posted: Tue Mar 23, 2010 5:01 pm
by jsills
danoldboy wrote:LinPlug Octopus - this little gem is rarely mentioned but is full of dark textures.

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giving away secrets :oops:
this thing def puts out some aggro sounds

Re: WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE VSti ?

Posted: Tue Mar 23, 2010 11:44 pm
by deadly_habit
danoldboy wrote:LinPlug Octopus - this little gem is rarely mentioned but is full of dark textures.

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had some fun messing in that
rather learn absynth in and out though

Re: WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE VSti ?

Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2010 4:46 am
by disco.infiltrator
I was gonna make a new thread for this, but I figure I'll just try and tack it on the end here...
I have no experience with VSTs or whatever. I've been messing around with massive and the es2 and it's really not gelling.

I learned how to program on my R3, really simple just subtractive.

Are there any simple VSTs out there? I mean without all of these curves and stuff, just old-school knobs and sliders and stuff.

Don't kill me cause I'm a noob please.

Re: WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE VSti ?

Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2010 6:10 am
by wayoftheworld
favorite VSTi?

fruity loops

Re: WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE VSti ?

Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2010 6:20 am
by wayoftheworld
disco.infiltrator wrote:I was gonna make a new thread for this, but I figure I'll just try and tack it on the end here...
I have no experience with VSTs or whatever. I've been messing around with massive and the es2 and it's really not gelling.

I learned how to program on my R3, really simple just subtractive.

Are there any simple VSTs out there? I mean without all of these curves and stuff, just old-school knobs and sliders and stuff.

Don't kill me cause I'm a noob please.
if you're looking for synths, vanguard is pretty basic. albino is also a pretty easy synth once you figure out the mod matrix. just check out google or kvr audio. spend some time searching, you'll find loads of basic, free synths

Re: WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE VSti ?

Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2010 7:05 am
by i3i3
Bass - Rapture
other - Gladiator & ACE

Re: WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE VSti ?

Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2010 8:56 am
by Muta
Albino V3. Since thats only one I have availble for use here :'D

Re: WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE VSti ?

Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2010 10:04 am
by Brisance
3xOSC

also Nexus is for homophobe..

Re: WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE VSti ?

Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2010 10:23 am
by nowaysj
wayoftheworld wrote:favorite VSTi?

fruity loops
I'm with you on that, but I think I'm done with cubase, so no more fl vsti for me. How sick is that though, that you can put a daw in a daw, fucking revolutionary.

Just from the screen shot of octopus, I like. I'm so cheezy though, cool blues and grays, hi contrast black fields. Looks like I could like using it.

Re the person looking for a straight forward subtractive synth. Honestly I think massive is a very straight forward synth. There is a lot of power there, but you don't need to go there if you don't want to. Pick a square wav, mix it with a saw, send it to a filter, bob's your uncle. After you get familiar with it's basic layout, you can start to look into it's doper features. But for basic subtractive synthesis, I always recommend massive.

I've never used nexus, but I want to give it a shot. I kind of like the idea of a preset synth, just something you can flick through presets. Never heard it though, so prolly gash after all!

Re: WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE VSti ?

Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2010 10:33 am
by serox
If I did have a favorite and it was not listed here I would tell you I dont have one:D

Re: WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE VSti ?

Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2010 10:41 am
by Steve_French
nowaysj wrote:
wayoftheworld wrote:favorite VSTi?

fruity loops
I'm with you on that, but I think I'm done with cubase, so no more fl vsti for me. How sick is that though, that you can put a daw in a daw, fucking revolutionary.
yo dawg, i heard you daws, so we put a daw in your daw so you can produce music, whilst you produce music :t:

Re: WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE VSti ?

Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2010 2:01 pm
by juxta
i prefer to rewire a combinator bass from Reason into Logic so i can then fully manipulate my bass. If im feeling lazy i just load up massive or absynth! Id say Absynth is my favorite atm,ive been able to make some of the most grimey bass sounds innit.

Re: WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE VSti ?

Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2010 9:17 pm
by zitanb
JFK wrote:
zitanb wrote:Edirol Orchestral
God. This is fucking lush.

Good choice mate :)
Yeah Edirol is beautiful and real lite for use =) Big Up.

Re: WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE VSti ?

Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2010 1:46 pm
by Corkz
wayoftheworld wrote:
disco.infiltrator wrote:I was gonna make a new thread for this, but I figure I'll just try and tack it on the end here...
I have no experience with VSTs or whatever. I've been messing around with massive and the es2 and it's really not gelling.

I learned how to program on my R3, really simple just subtractive.

Are there any simple VSTs out there? I mean without all of these curves and stuff, just old-school knobs and sliders and stuff.

Don't kill me cause I'm a noob please.
if you're looking for synths, vanguard is pretty basic. albino is also a pretty easy synth once you figure out the mod matrix. just check out google or kvr audio. spend some time searching, you'll find loads of basic, free synths
if your using fruity loops 3xOSC is ridiculously simple

Re: WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE VSti ?

Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2010 6:57 pm
by ELLFIVEDEE
goodeh wrote:
ELLFIVEDEE wrote:
goodeh wrote:predator. underrated, underused, best synth for basses there is imo
This, all day long for me. Beautiful interface and just fucking amazing!

Teamed with Amplitube, it's a winner!
is that a guitar rig?
Yeah man!

Re: WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE VSti ?

Posted: Fri Mar 26, 2010 3:03 am
by disco.infiltrator
Corkz wrote:
wayoftheworld wrote:
disco.infiltrator wrote:I was gonna make a new thread for this, but I figure I'll just try and tack it on the end here...
I have no experience with VSTs or whatever. I've been messing around with massive and the es2 and it's really not gelling.

I learned how to program on my R3, really simple just subtractive.

Are there any simple VSTs out there? I mean without all of these curves and stuff, just old-school knobs and sliders and stuff.

Don't kill me cause I'm a noob please.
if you're looking for synths, vanguard is pretty basic. albino is also a pretty easy synth once you figure out the mod matrix. just check out google or kvr audio. spend some time searching, you'll find loads of basic, free synths
if your using fruity loops 3xOSC is ridiculously simple
I'm still figuring out Logic. And I'm on a Mac, so that's another point.

Gonna start figuring out Ableton soon too.

I just want something super simple that I can hopefully find somewhere for free.

Re: WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE VSti ?

Posted: Fri Mar 26, 2010 4:51 am
by silkpantsman
TAL- bassline and elec7ro best free synths out their...not amazing for dubstep :oops: but def a must have in your plugins...theres no need to spend money to make good music.