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Your top 3 VSTs Posted on: 15.05.2011 by Brook Denier tried searching "vst" on here and nothing came up. trying to narrow my choices to three and master them instead of just trying out hundreds. looking to produce prog house and electro house--porter robinson/mat zo sound. thanks!
Audrey Pinda 23.05.2011	Originally Posted by mostapha Since when? Just bounce it to audio. I agree with you to a certain degree, but it's also nice to be able to edit certain MIDI patterns back and forth, rather than dealing with the audio loops. It's not impossible, it's just a lot easier in my experience with it. Call me lazy, but sometimes it's nice to be able to edit the patterns on the fly rather than cutting it up again.
Dorie Scelzo 22.05.2011	Originally Posted by BigC One thing I'd keep in mind is not to go too crazy with all sorts of VST's. If you ever plan to collaborate with someone, having matching VST setups is pretty key. If you make a kickin bassline or whatever with a synth someone you are working with doesn't have, it's rough. Since when? Just bounce it to audio.
Brook Denier 22.05.2011	Originally Posted by BigC One thing I'd keep in mind is not to go too crazy with all sorts of VST's. If you ever plan to collaborate with someone, having matching VST setups is pretty key. If you make a kickin bassline or whatever with a synth someone you are working with doesn't have, it's rough. that's a great call, thanks!
Brook Denier 21.05.2011	Originally Posted by NotSoSiniSter I've found Fxpansions set of synths to be pretty cool. Strobe is awesome. The Fusor is really cool because you can combine all 3 synths. Its like a mini daw basically. cool thanks, I''ll be sure to check that out!
Brent Dierken 18.05.2011	Originally Posted by marc.elektro I'm not trying to jack this thread or anything, but since it's in a similar topic I'll just ask here. What 3 VSTs would you suggest for a beginner(Ableton Live)? Thanks. Operator is awesome but easy to overlook if you are new to Ableton some operator examples http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0afIgmOjZb0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXzloGtRPA0
Brook Denier 17.05.2011	Originally Posted by DJKeyWee When I'm bored, DelayLama ive heard others mention that, I'll have to try it--not just for the awesome name.
Brook Denier 17.05.2011	Originally Posted by mostapha What host are you using? I'm still a big fan of Live's Analog device. I kinda wish it were available as a plugin for other programs. Live and Logic. never really dabbled into Analog, or any of the instruments for that matter (ignorance I guess). But I've watched a few youtube vids where a guy will reproduce say a Skrillex song ALMOST spot on with just Operator. crazy stuff.
Brook Denier 16.05.2011	Originally Posted by ajrindy WHAT THE HELL? WHY DID NO ONE MENTION MASSIVE? Native Instrument's Massive is just the best damn synth. haha ya i was waiting for massive
Audrey Pinda 23.05.2011	Originally Posted by mostapha Since when? Just bounce it to audio. I agree with you to a certain degree, but it's also nice to be able to edit certain MIDI patterns back and forth, rather than dealing with the audio loops. It's not impossible, it's just a lot easier in my experience with it. Call me lazy, but sometimes it's nice to be able to edit the patterns on the fly rather than cutting it up again.
Laurel Litchko 23.05.2011	sylenth1 effectrix massive
Kandra Fagler 22.05.2011	sylenth1 massive alchemy izotope stutter edit izotope ozone superior drummer that's all I use most of the time or in reason the built in instruments are kick-ass , love THOR!
Nedra Fresneda 22.05.2011	Sylenth1 Sylenth1 apEQ
Dorie Scelzo 22.05.2011	Originally Posted by BigC One thing I'd keep in mind is not to go too crazy with all sorts of VST's. If you ever plan to collaborate with someone, having matching VST setups is pretty key. If you make a kickin bassline or whatever with a synth someone you are working with doesn't have, it's rough. Since when? Just bounce it to audio.
Brook Denier 22.05.2011	Originally Posted by BigC One thing I'd keep in mind is not to go too crazy with all sorts of VST's. If you ever plan to collaborate with someone, having matching VST setups is pretty key. If you make a kickin bassline or whatever with a synth someone you are working with doesn't have, it's rough. that's a great call, thanks!
Audrey Pinda 21.05.2011	One thing I'd keep in mind is not to go too crazy with all sorts of VST's. If you ever plan to collaborate with someone, having matching VST setups is pretty key. If you make a kickin bassline or whatever with a synth someone you are working with doesn't have, it's rough.
Brook Denier 21.05.2011	Originally Posted by NotSoSiniSter I've found Fxpansions set of synths to be pretty cool. Strobe is awesome. The Fusor is really cool because you can combine all 3 synths. Its like a mini daw basically. cool thanks, I''ll be sure to check that out!
Trinh Sochia 21.05.2011	I've found Fxpansions set of synths to be pretty cool. Strobe is awesome. The Fusor is really cool because you can combine all 3 synths. Its like a mini daw basically.
Brent Dierken 18.05.2011	Originally Posted by marc.elektro I'm not trying to jack this thread or anything, but since it's in a similar topic I'll just ask here. What 3 VSTs would you suggest for a beginner(Ableton Live)? Thanks. Operator is awesome but easy to overlook if you are new to Ableton some operator examples http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0afIgmOjZb0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXzloGtRPA0
Lena Schirado 18.05.2011	I'm not trying to jack this thread or anything, but since it's in a similar topic I'll just ask here. What 3 VSTs would you suggest for a beginner(Ableton Live)? Thanks.
Audrey Pinda 17.05.2011	I really like Albino 3, and I've been playing around more with Absynth. I need to get my act together and go buy Massive, I've only heard amazing things. Right now I'm going through the process of getting my head around my workflow, and trying to get my drums just right, so playing around with VST isn't coming second to that lol.
Brook Denier 17.05.2011	Originally Posted by DJKeyWee When I'm bored, DelayLama ive heard others mention that, I'll have to try it--not just for the awesome name.
Lisa Lochotzki 17.05.2011	When I'm bored, DelayLama
Brook Denier 17.05.2011	Originally Posted by mostapha What host are you using? I'm still a big fan of Live's Analog device. I kinda wish it were available as a plugin for other programs. Live and Logic. never really dabbled into Analog, or any of the instruments for that matter (ignorance I guess). But I've watched a few youtube vids where a guy will reproduce say a Skrillex song ALMOST spot on with just Operator. crazy stuff.
Olene Minyard 17.05.2011	Not strictly a VST, but I'd say just buy Reason instead of a bundle of different VST's of varying quality (apart from Massive, which is an astounding synth for the money). The only things I tend to use is Ableton Suite 8 as the host, Reason rewired into it and Massive for any additional synth sounds. Reason lets you build racks and synth to produce almost ANY sound you want, has a ton of very high quality effects and mastering tools and has Kong drum sampler giving you amazing drum sounds. Them 3 in combo give you absolutely midblowing sounds! If you're using another host, you can stil rewire Reason into it as a slave and use Massive as a VST.
Dorie Scelzo 17.05.2011	What host are you using? I'm still a big fan of Live's Analog device. I kinda wish it were available as a plugin for other programs.
Brook Denier 16.05.2011	Originally Posted by ajrindy WHAT THE HELL? WHY DID NO ONE MENTION MASSIVE? Native Instrument's Massive is just the best damn synth. haha ya i was waiting for massive
Brock Ricapito 16.05.2011	WHAT THE HELL? WHY DID NO ONE MENTION MASSIVE? Native Instrument's Massive is just the best damn synth.
Brook Denier 16.05.2011	Great, thanks guys!
Hunter Renslow 15.05.2011	Originally Posted by supracg ^maybe I don't know how to use klopfgeist well, its not like a normal synth like es2 but the bass setting on it is pretty good for sub bass..are there any tutorials for klopfgeist you know of? I didn't realise its potential till I watched the Sander van doorn studio sessions on YouTube It's so simple,yet effective
Stephaine Hains 15.05.2011	^maybe I don't know how to use klopfgeist well, its not like a normal synth like es2 but the bass setting on it is pretty good for sub bass..are there any tutorials for klopfgeist you know of?
Hunter Renslow 15.05.2011	Lennar digital sylenth1,rob papen predator and z3ta if I'm using my pc.If I'm using logic I often use klopfgeist
Alyse Plantenga 15.05.2011	Lennar Digital's Sylenth1, All of the PSP processors, Xfer's Nerve
Lisa Lochotzki 15.05.2011	This is why I suggested the * WildCard VCI* VST*
Predrag Mladenovic 15.05.2011	Originally Posted by alexfsu tried searching "vst" on here and nothing came up. trying to narrow my choices to three and master them instead of just trying out hundreds. looking to produce prog house and electro house--porter robinson/mat zo sound. thanks! I don't believe the search works for 3 letter words like VST or VCI
Lisa Lochotzki 15.05.2011	Seems the search function is broken on your side. Hint: sometime adding a wildcard () in the search bar may help... e.g. VST http://www.djranking s.com/community /sho...d.php?t=28985&
Breana Singerman 15.05.2011	Rob Papen's Sub Boom Bass and Predator are amazingly versatile synths that get the job done, and I'm also a fan of the Kore 2 player from NI and the free Minimogue VST that's out there.

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