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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » September 2004 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: !j development VSTi's
justified
Posted: 9th September 2004 15:26
http://klangformer.de/
What do you think of them? Did anybody use them?
And I wonder why they don't allow reviewing here? (eg. http://www.kvr-vst.com/get/131.html )
kodama
Posted: 9th September 2004 15:40
I love Rebel, also check out the free beta of Klangformer.
Vendaval
Posted: 9th September 2004 16:07
Hi

Quote:
I love Rebel



... me too.


Greetings, Cool
Paradigm
Posted: 9th September 2004 16:17
Quote:
It is not possible to review Rebel - this is because the developer has requested we exclude Rebel from the User Review process.


that help?
justified
Posted: 9th September 2004 16:45
Paradigm wrote:
Quote:
It is not possible to review Rebel - this is because the developer has requested we exclude Rebel from the User Review process.


that help?

I just wonder why.

I like all of !j plugins too (Klangformer is best imo), though Ninja seems to have denormalization problems.
nuffink
Posted: 9th September 2004 16:57
justified wrote:
Paradigm wrote:
Quote:
It is not possible to review Rebel - this is because the developer has requested we exclude Rebel from the User Review process.


that help?

I just wonder why.

I like all of !j plugins too (Klangformer is best imo), though Ninja seems to have denormalization problems.


!jason used to be a regular. He made a cock out of himself on numerous occaisions then flounced out taking his ball home to mummy.
snooky
Posted: 9th September 2004 17:16
nuffink wrote:
justified wrote:
Paradigm wrote:
Quote:
It is not possible to review Rebel - this is because the developer has requested we exclude Rebel from the User Review process.


that help?

I just wonder why.

I like all of !j plugins too (Klangformer is best imo), though Ninja seems to have denormalization problems.


!jason used to be a regular. He made a cock out of himself on numerous occaisions then flounced out taking his ball home to mummy.


care to explain?
Pro-Sounds
Posted: 9th September 2004 17:16
We have a free bank available in our FreeSets area for Rebel2 containing 45 presets if anyone is interested. It's a nice synth Smile
nuffink
Posted: 9th September 2004 17:26
mindless wrote:
nuffink wrote:
justified wrote:
Paradigm wrote:
Quote:
It is not possible to review Rebel - this is because the developer has requested we exclude Rebel from the User Review process.


that help?

I just wonder why.

I like all of !j plugins too (Klangformer is best imo), though Ninja seems to have denormalization problems.


!jason used to be a regular. He made a cock out of himself on numerous occaisions then flounced out taking his ball home to mummy.


care to explain?


I thought I did. Still...
snooky
Posted: 9th September 2004 17:37
no topic meet that search kriteria...hmm.. what are you trying to say?
nuffink
Posted: 9th September 2004 17:39
mindless wrote:
no topic meet that search kriteria...hmm.. what are you trying to say?


What?
snooky
Posted: 9th September 2004 17:41
clicking the link you provided as "still..."
nuffink
Posted: 9th September 2004 17:42
mindless wrote:
clicking the link you provided as "still..."


Works for me.
snooky
Posted: 9th September 2004 17:44
not for me...

ah well, never mind..as long as his synths sound good I really donīt care about anything else
justified
Posted: 9th September 2004 18:15
Pro-Sounds wrote:
We have a free bank available in our FreeSets area for Rebel2 containing 45 presets if anyone is interested. It's a nice synth Smile

I just have checked this bank. Great work! Definitely gonna use it. Smile
Z3R0T0N1N
Posted: 9th September 2004 18:59
these are all great synths, even the little Sonic.
dusted william
Posted: 9th September 2004 20:29
Sonic is one of the coolest and most original sounding synths around.

dw
databass
Posted: 10th September 2004 03:18
I'm following the develop of Klangformer since the first public beta
this will be surely a masterpieces! check it out if U can, you will be amazed for the sound quality and the modulation possibilities

I'm patient waiting for the final release, hope it will see the light very soon Cool

cheers!
original flipper
Posted: 10th September 2004 04:22
HI

The iJ synths were amongst the first I tried - way back when.

But I downloaded Klangformer last night and was pretty impressed, this synth has no coverage and is a bloody good example of synths with a twist.

This synth deserves some coveage, perhaps I will point it out to people.

Flipper.
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