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deastman wrote: But why does everyone rave about how great the synth sounds? Its just a sine wave kick... but what else can it do?
What else should it do appart from sounding great? It's a matter of taste not a features competition, at least for most of the people. You like more variety? Ok, others have different priorities when choosing an instrument. |
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Just get MiniSpillage 2, it's 25 bucks. It sounds amazing, sequencer similar to Tremor, loads samples and has specialized synth models.
http://www.audiospillage.com/minispillage2-drum-machine.html ---- Reason6;Numerology;StudioOne;ValhallaRoom;Equality;ToTape; OldTimer;MonoPoly;Wavestation;M1;Aalto;LoomerString; |
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Soundwise, the best drum-machine i ever heard was and still is Reaktors Newscool. I'd wish it would be a bit more easy to control though. |
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putte wrote: Soundwise, the best drum-machine i ever heard was and still is Reaktors Newscool. I'd wish it would be a bit more easy to control though.
+1 I always though Newscool had the punchiest damn sound. Great as a creative "seed". Drummachinewsky is a user-library Reaktor Ensemble that sounds incredible, however it's a love it or hate it interface. I'm finding that the Reaktor sound engine has really holds up well. |
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Because of this thread I was inspired to take a second look at Minispillage 2. I bought it last weekend and so far I am really impressed. I prefer the layering of sample material with synth material, it's what I do in a lot of my Live drum racks. I like the sequencer and I really like the implementation of the graphs. It has a medium footprint CPU wise. And probably the biggest feature is that the dev seems like he is really listening to feedback. And yes I consider that a feature, especially in a plug that does not have a final version.
Can't say that I've had a chance to compare it directly with Microtonic on synth sounds. Even if I did I doubt that I would find one "better" than the other. What I can tell from the start is that I am going to enjoy the kicks in MS2 more just because I can use the layered approach. In fact if MS2 didn't have that AU restriction (that may not be the right word) when it came to sending midi, I could see it replacing MT eventually in my lineup. What I do know is that it would be tough for me to justify another drum synth purchase. With MT, MS2, Live's drum racks and a bunch of synths, I gotta say that I'm pretty spoiled already. |
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stimresp wrote: Although I love using drumsynths, I found that I'm using my other synthesizers (especially FM) to make my drum hits and then drag them into Nerve. Very fast and flexible workflow, and I get to benefit from Nerve's featureset and 'feel' - great sequencer too. +1
I do this with my eurorack modular, and drag the samples into Battery or Geist. ---- Incomplete list of my gear: Microsoft Windows XP |
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deastman wrote: stimresp wrote: Although I love using drumsynths, I found that I'm using my other synthesizers (especially FM) to make my drum hits and then drag them into Nerve. Very fast and flexible workflow, and I get to benefit from Nerve's featureset and 'feel' - great sequencer too. +1
I do this with my eurorack modular, and drag the samples into Battery or Geist. Same here but with Bazille and Poise Sometimes I use other synths and/or Microtonic but most of the time it's Bazille. Cheers Dennis ---- Back from the dead - Sorry if I didn't answer your mails/PM/whatever during the last few months. I hope everything will be back to normal soon. Life can take some shitty turns sometimes. |
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Bronto Scorpio wrote: deastman wrote: stimresp wrote: Although I love using drumsynths, I found that I'm using my other synthesizers (especially FM) to make my drum hits and then drag them into Nerve. Very fast and flexible workflow, and I get to benefit from Nerve's featureset and 'feel' - great sequencer too. +1
I do this with my eurorack modular, and drag the samples into Battery or Geist. Same here but with Bazille and Poise Sometimes I use other synths and/or Microtonic but most of the time it's Bazille. Cheers Dennis Hmm. Bazille ---> Nerve. This is brilliant. For that matter Tyrell and Zebra into Nerve as well. |
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Bronto Scorpio wrote: deastman wrote: stimresp wrote: Although I love using drumsynths, I found that I'm using my other synthesizers (especially FM) to make my drum hits and then drag them into Nerve. Very fast and flexible workflow, and I get to benefit from Nerve's featureset and 'feel' - great sequencer too. +1
I do this with my eurorack modular, and drag the samples into Battery or Geist. Same here but with Bazille and Poise Sometimes I use other synths and/or Microtonic but most of the time it's Bazille. Cheers Dennis Bazille ---> Geist ps - If Berlin Modular comes out this year, you will not be able to sustain your no new synths in 2012 pledge |
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pdxindy wrote: ps - If Berlin Modular comes out this year, you will not be able to sustain your no new synths in 2012 pledge ---- Back from the dead - Sorry if I didn't answer your mails/PM/whatever during the last few months. I hope everything will be back to normal soon. Life can take some shitty turns sometimes. |
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