RePro is the better synth but Retrologue has a low cpu usage compared. Anyway, I had tons of problems with Retrologue and Padshop Pro before I buy the usb dongle, but since I bought the dongle I had zero problems, so I think most of the problems are related to the crap software e-licenser, although some users don't have any problem!Horizon Flow wrote:I haven't posted there, but I have read of some similar cases and tried everything they tried. Nothing. I think I'll replace it with Reprofluffy_little_something wrote:Have you tried their own support forum?Horizon Flow wrote:Steinberg's Retrologue. I really like the synth and was my go to synth for a while, before it just stopped being stable and usable. Numerous support requests lead to nothing. The latest ticket I have is already a month old and has no replies from Steinberg. Propably won't buy anything from them anymore
But it is also pretty dead if I remember correctly...
Synths you regret buying
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- KVRAF
- 8802 posts since 7 Oct, 2005
- KVRist
- 135 posts since 2 Jul, 2014 from Finland
Hmm, maybe I should consider buying that dongle. I wish they weren't that expensive though.EnGee wrote:RePro is the better synth but Retrologue has a low cpu usage compared. Anyway, I had tons of problems with Retrologue and Padshop Pro before I buy the usb dongle, but since I bought the dongle I had zero problems, so I think most of the problems are related to the crap software e-licenser, although some users don't have any problem!Horizon Flow wrote:I haven't posted there, but I have read of some similar cases and tried everything they tried. Nothing. I think I'll replace it with Reprofluffy_little_something wrote:Have you tried their own support forum?Horizon Flow wrote:Steinberg's Retrologue. I really like the synth and was my go to synth for a while, before it just stopped being stable and usable. Numerous support requests lead to nothing. The latest ticket I have is already a month old and has no replies from Steinberg. Propably won't buy anything from them anymore
But it is also pretty dead if I remember correctly...
- KVRian
- 665 posts since 1 Jan, 2018
Bought Synth1 from a guy hawking CDs on Hollywood Blvd.
Totally regretting that decision now.
Totally regretting that decision now.
- Banned
- 7624 posts since 13 Nov, 2015 from Norway
You mean Sylenth1 right? Synth1 is free.cthonophonic wrote:Bought Synth1 from a guy hawking CDs on Hollywood Blvd.
Totally regretting that decision now.
EnergyXT3 - LMMS - FL Studio | Roland SH201 - Waldorf Rocket | SoundCloud - Bandcamp
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fluffy_little_something fluffy_little_something https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=281847
- Banned
- 12880 posts since 5 Jun, 2012
Maybe that was the point
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- Banned
- 131 posts since 14 Mar, 2017
karrikuh wrote:VPS Avenger. Mostly due to GUI (too small, blurry fonts; bad overall design e.g. some parts like mod matrix that carry lots of information are squeezed in a tiny fraction of the total UI screen estate). Also, some annoying oversights in the design at various places that are not immediately obvious like distortion FX missing a proper input gain control or d.c. blocker in the distortion FX acting overly aggressive causing serious loss of bass frequencies.
Its sound does also not have character imo. It sounds too clean and to get some grip into the sound, the cpu needs to process heavily. It was designed as an expansion machine. The amount of osc modules is nice but they're just basic and you'll get to the limits very quick. But the biggest downside for me was the ui and the bugs.DPhil wrote:Avenger. Still has bugs from the release version and introduces a bunch of new bugs (up to unusablilty) with every update. Also it's cpu hungry as f*ck drives my gpu fans crazy. I'm glad I could sell it.
Unfortunately you can't sell it :-/ I followed the rapid thread from the beginning and I got no good feeling with the dev. Too much talking, too less updates.Klinke1 wrote:Rapid:
I bought it.. then realized, i missed that the L/R is exchanged-> Then saw in the forum somebody else has the same problem, but the Def could not help.
After 2 weeks or so i wrote an e-mail to support and told my L/R is wrong.. -> He said he cannot help and never heard of that problem..
...And i know the same guy answered to the same problem earlier..
So, what can i say..L/R is still wrong and his lie didn't make me happy..
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- KVRist
- 409 posts since 26 Jul, 2012 from Prague, czech republic
Ive bought it and i dont have any better synth / rompler for orchestral stuff, even (discounted) Cakewalk Dimension is not good enough for it. Do you have any tips for no more than 20$?masterhiggins wrote:I got it for free and I regret it. Lol.Lets dance wrote:xpand!2
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- KVRAF
- 8802 posts since 7 Oct, 2005
Well, to be honest, I didn't buy it just for Retrologue and Padshop synths! I bought it because I had a plan to upgrade my Elements 8 to Artist 8 (which is using a dongle), but then Retrologue and Padshop Pro worked fine in other DAWs I have (Live 9, Reaper and FL Studio).Horizon Flow wrote: Hmm, maybe I should consider buying that dongle. I wish they weren't that expensive though.
I then upgraded to Artist 9 (then recently to Pro 9) which gave me Retrologue 2 instead of version 1! I have never bought version 2! But it seems when update Artist 9 synths, it also update the VSTi versions of the synths! So, it seems I got version 2 upgrade for free
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- KVRian
- 1158 posts since 6 Jan, 2015 from London, England
I don't really regret buying MPowerSynth some years after buying it, I just wish I had time to check it out.
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- KVRist
- 78 posts since 21 Jan, 2018 from Sydney, Australia
Probably the Arturia collection V. It's not a bad bunch of emulations, and at the time were very good; but now that I own Diva and Repro it doesn't get much use whatsoever, apart from CS-80 and SEM. (although very rarely).
That and a bunch of waves plugins. Waves is trash and use dodgy marketing to sell shitty plugins that are 10-15 years old. If you're looking for good compressors, avoid waves. Klanghelm's MJUC is great and so is cytomic's glue compressor. (also relatively cheap). For EQ, stick with ableton's EQ8 or stock plugins. I find 200 bucks is not worth a slightly better UI with the same sound...I'm looking at you overpriced fabfilter.
That and a bunch of waves plugins. Waves is trash and use dodgy marketing to sell shitty plugins that are 10-15 years old. If you're looking for good compressors, avoid waves. Klanghelm's MJUC is great and so is cytomic's glue compressor. (also relatively cheap). For EQ, stick with ableton's EQ8 or stock plugins. I find 200 bucks is not worth a slightly better UI with the same sound...I'm looking at you overpriced fabfilter.
- KVRAF
- 9096 posts since 5 Feb, 2004
After just having a totally frustrating experience with Admiral Quality on his Facebook page (how dare I suggest a scalable interface is important! I need my eyes checked and to stop complaining) I REALLY wish I never gave that clown any of my money. He is utterly horrible. I can't recommend anyone buy Poly-Ana.
If you have requests for Korg VST features or changes, they are listening at https://support.korguser.net/hc/en-us/requests/new
- KVRAF
- 21196 posts since 8 Oct, 2014
He's so bad he was banned from this forum.braj wrote:After just having a totally frustrating experience with Admiral Quality on his Facebook page (how dare I suggest a scalable interface is important! I need my eyes checked and to stop complaining) I REALLY wish I never gave that clown any of my money. He is utterly horrible. I can't recommend anyone buy Poly-Ana.
- KVRian
- 1367 posts since 21 Dec, 2013 from USA
Was it sales / customer interaction related or something else?wagtunes wrote:He's so bad he was banned from this forum.braj wrote:After just having a totally frustrating experience with Admiral Quality on his Facebook page (how dare I suggest a scalable interface is important! I need my eyes checked and to stop complaining) I REALLY wish I never gave that clown any of my money. He is utterly horrible. I can't recommend anyone buy Poly-Ana.
- KVRAF
- 21196 posts since 8 Oct, 2014
It was his attitude.dandezebra wrote:Was it sales / customer interaction related or something else?wagtunes wrote:He's so bad he was banned from this forum.braj wrote:After just having a totally frustrating experience with Admiral Quality on his Facebook page (how dare I suggest a scalable interface is important! I need my eyes checked and to stop complaining) I REALLY wish I never gave that clown any of my money. He is utterly horrible. I can't recommend anyone buy Poly-Ana.
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- KVRAF
- 35424 posts since 11 Apr, 2010 from Germany
Haha. Guess you missed the drama with him on KVR.braj wrote:After just having a totally frustrating experience with Admiral Quality on his Facebook page (how dare I suggest a scalable interface is important! I need my eyes checked and to stop complaining) I REALLY wish I never gave that clown any of my money. He is utterly horrible. I can't recommend anyone buy Poly-Ana.
P.S.: His FB is pure gold.
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