DCAM Synth Squad Strobe - great for basses.

Also it depends if you know preset programming. If yes then most modern synths are capable - I would add some good virtual analog synth. ie. Diva or some less CPU intensive plugin (Saurus).

But overall I would focus on third party soundbanks, sample libraries. If you have Nexus, Massive, Sylenth etc. then you really dont need new synths. Just buy some soundbanks for Sylenth, Massive - there are plenty of such stuff available (Rob Lee, Xenos Soundworks, my - designasound.com, CFA Sound and tons of other)

Alchemy or Padshop for atmospheric sounds
I've only tried Alchemy but Padshop's demo sounds promising

I'd have to add Razor to this. And Predator. Predator can 'do' almost anything.

What you call as "saying things how they are" I know by a word called impatience.
Please educate me if you really think that I don't know how to use Cypher instead of calling me lame. Ok?
I've been doing this stuff for almost 20 years but I am always willing to take lessons from anyone who can teach me something new.

I also think that you might have somehow confused me to the original poster as I haven't even mentioned what kind of sounds I want to make with DCAM.

And where did I say that prog house can't be made with DCAM?
I only said that I like it for agressive sounds. Please don't put words into my mouth.

I don't know if I expressed myself clearly enough, but I really tried to say that DCAM bundle is worth the money. Cypher is the only VSTi that I have setup being on the default project file I use.

I am going to mess around with the Cypher settings you mentioned so I can see if I get softer sounds out of it that I actually want to use on my tracks. But in the meanwhile I stand on by what I said: I like Cypher for agressive sounds.

If all the synths were cabable of doing almost any sound out there, no one of use would be owning multiple products.

Please don't insult people just if they have a different opinion than yours.