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Aug 29 2010 09:36pm
Quote (Tonylol @ Aug 29 2010 02:49pm)
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I tried Vanguard & Nexus 2. After trying Sylenth1 I haven't used the others at all.

The video might not be that impressive but you can get an idea of the interface here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4Q4yVx2WBw

There's also some nice soundbanks for it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X72h_PISACo


Wow, that sounds so much better than Vanguard, looks a lot more in depth too. I like Albino 3 a lot because it just plain sounds weird, and it's easy to get some very psy sounds out of it. I'll definitely have to check out Sylenth1 though.
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Sep 1 2010 09:43am
massive is an awesome synth fyi if you get the right version
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Sep 1 2010 09:56am
fyi vsts can be just as powerful as hardware synths, you just have to know your synth well, your daw well, and how to eq/mix well.
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Sep 1 2010 05:24pm
Quote (RawrNeuster @ Sep 1 2010 08:56am)
fyi vsts can be just as powerful as hardware synths, you just have to know your synth well, your daw well, and how to eq/mix well.


Not even broski, a soft synth can NOT emulate a quality analog synth. And when it comes to VA, many VST's just don't have the same tone. It's like with guitars, many many factors contribute to the tone. They each have their own flavor. Most professional electronic musicians use hardware synths, for that reason.
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Sep 2 2010 09:38am
A dark psy track I recently found, the bass on this one is truly slamming. Very chaotic stuff



I do wish dark psy artists would use different types of synth leads though, they all seem to cling to that static electricity effect that Kindzadza seems to have popularized. Infected Mushroom did it first and did it better, imho, and they used it with a lot more taste. If there was more variety to dark psy artists I could see myself really enjoying this genre, but I get bored of it really fast and can only listen to it here and there.
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Sep 2 2010 09:53am
Awesome track makemetal. Speaking of dark, this is fucking brilliant :)

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Sep 4 2010 08:53pm


was gonna post this in Dubstep thread, but its kinda trippy...
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Sep 4 2010 09:58pm
Quote (Makemetalmusic @ Sep 2 2010 11:38am)
A dark psy track I recently found, the bass on this one is truly slamming. Very chaotic stuff

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrzOn8GRqqQ

I do wish dark psy artists would use different types of synth leads though, they all seem to cling to that static electricity effect that Kindzadza seems to have popularized. Infected Mushroom did it first and did it better, imho, and they used it with a lot more taste. If there was more variety to dark psy artists I could see myself really enjoying this genre, but I get bored of it really fast and can only listen to it here and there.


That was really cool!
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