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tip off a vst with these attributes

64 bit for mac
strings and brass sounds suitable for grime/bassline etc..


been googling my aass off

topmo3 wrote:tip off a vst with these attributes

64 bit for mac
strings and brass sounds suitable for grime/bassline etc..


been googling my aass off

Try Wallander Instruments - Modelled Virtual Instruments in VST, AU & RTAS Format.

Not sure re; the 64 bit though


EDIT - Mac (32-bit & 64-bit)

lool 300 bucks fuck off

Sound font or something for Kontakt Player

http://www.tweakbench.com/tapeworm

might sort you for strings

n/m this probably doesn't fit 64bit for mac

topmo3 wrote:tip off a vst with these attributes

64 bit for mac
strings and brass sounds suitable for grime/bassline etc..


been googling my aass off

nexus seems like the go to judged by the sound

imo you dont want a string sound but a 'parody' of a string sound in grime

Man I wish I remembered the name of the synths they used to use. Read about it on here in 07. I'd never heard of them. They were these whack ass rompler kind of things. Looked like fisher price, but it was THE sound, that canned cheezy kind string sound that was the basis of grime.

Sound Fonts is a great suggestion. Cheezier the better.

This is not it, but hypersonic was one from back in the day. Also SampleTank has some cheeze. Looking for workstation type of strings.

possibly torrent i mean google grime strings nexus lol

nowaysj wrote:Man I wish I remembered the name of the synths they used to use. Read about it on here in 07. I'd never heard of them. They were these whack ass rompler kind of things. Looked like fisher price, but it was THE sound, that canned cheezy kind string sound that was the basis of grime.

Sound Fonts is a great suggestion. Cheezier the better.

Doesn't get much more cheese than some of the early E-Mu romplers.

i'd say just sample shit like this



cheapest greaziest strings i have ever heard

like one of the ones sisqo actually took home with him from that video shoot

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nowaysj wrote:Man I wish I remembered the name of the synths they used to use. Read about it on here in 07. I'd never heard of them. They were these whack ass rompler kind of things. Looked like fisher price, but it was THE sound, that canned cheezy kind string sound that was the basis of grime.

Sound Fonts is a great suggestion. Cheezier the better.

Doesn't get much more cheese than some of the early E-Mu romplers.

Romplers are rad.