best instrument-specific VSTs?

[killakam98]

Also lounge lizard looks good. I'm pretty sure Phaeleh uses it to get those nice piano parts in his songs. I'm gonna look into it.

@gribble - I know subtractive synthesis inside and out and I still can't make a good brass patch with a full sounding body. Maybe some day if I keep at it, but for now, I would like something that sounds REALISTIC. All my sounds sound very synthetic. Also, it seems like the method for making all brass sounds is the same. I mainly learn from reverse engineering presets or tutorials. What I mean is that there is no difference between trombone and french horn for example in subtractive synthesis. It's all "brass".

the key to realistic sounding horns lies in FM synthesis

[Audiofan]

For best rhodes check out these: http://en.audiofanzine.com/virtual-elec ... hodes.html

[nowaysj]

That new Lounge Lizard sounds good.

Boy that virtual mark was a real tnuc. I remember when he was trying really hard to hold his kuntishness in. Didn't work for long.

[titchbit]

Lol. Add this to the list of SunkLo victims

[nowaysj]

He is like that pair of psycho lions in Africa that had a collection of hundreds of skulls in their cave. Brutal.

Or maybe more aptly, he is like the Lion of Judah:

[SunkLo]

I print out and laminate the avatars of my victims to keep in my wallet.