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zynaddsubfx is true 16 part multi-timbral, and saves its combos as patches.
Sounds excellent, and the price is reasonable. Cheers |
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whyterabbyt wrote: What do you do when you want to layer different synths?
In Cubase, you can record activate different tracks at the same time. ---- Redeem the 10% "FORUM" and 15% "GROUP" coupons at:  |
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whyterabbyt wrote: bobbybland wrote: AND Yes I know we can layer them inside a daw, that's besides the point, I wanna make bigger sounds and save them as layered instruments/synths for easy recall.. And I really don't wanna have to rely on a Kore solution to do this!!!
What do you do when you want to layer different synths? Phrazor 1.3 demo (load and save working) - http://www.sonicbytes.com/phrazor/phrazor.htm min ---- If you read the constitution, You hear better http://soundcloud.com/section-d-records www.soundclick.com/theresistanceband |
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bobbybland wrote: I'm more interested in actual synth's such as sylenth being multi timbral, or synths like that, more VA's with the option perhaps Alchemy for instance
 Omnisphere has a full-blown synth section. You don't necessarily have to use it as a rompler. ---- Redeem the 10% "FORUM" and 15% "GROUP" coupons at: |
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Also, in Ableton Live you can make an instrument rack and save it as a preset and have any number of synths and effects in there. ---- Zerocrossing Media http://www.zerocrossing.net 4th Law of Robotics: When turning evil, display a red indicator light. ~[ ●_● ]~ |
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zerocrossing wrote: Also, in Ableton Live you can make an instrument rack and save it as a preset and have any number of synths and effects in there.
Do the presets go to a menu for re-selection? If so, that's a fine feature  |
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bobbybland wrote: Himalaya, I already own Halion Sonic + Halion 4 + Mach Five 3 + etc.. etc.. I'm more interested in actual synth's such as sylenth being multi timbral, or synths like that, more VA's with the option perhaps Alchemy for instance
But Halion Sonic has a very powerful VA built in, which is what I meant when I suggested it. How did you miss that? It's certainly more powerful than Sylenth which you keep referring to. |
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glokraw wrote: zerocrossing wrote: Also, in Ableton Live you can make an instrument rack and save it as a preset and have any number of synths and effects in there.
Do the presets go to a menu for re-selection? If so, that's a fine feature I'm not sure what you mean. Maybe this helps: http://vimeo.com/9472946 http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/jan07/articles/livetech_0107 .htm ---- Zerocrossing Media http://www.zerocrossing.net 4th Law of Robotics: When turning evil, display a red indicator light. ~[ ●_● ]~ |
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himalaya wrote: But Halion Sonic has a very powerful VA built in, which is what I meant when I suggested it. How did you miss that? It's certainly more powerful than Sylenth which you keep referring to.
I adore Halion Sonic. Tons of useable, easily accessible sounds. For me, it's the best software workstation available. ---- Redeem the 10% "FORUM" and 15% "GROUP" coupons at: |
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FXpansion Fusor ---- Just face it, you have no idea how to use the software youve just bought |
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VariKusBrainZ wrote: FXpansion Fusor
Very nice, I forgot that!  ---- Redeem the 10% "FORUM" and 15% "GROUP" coupons at: |
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Uncle E wrote: whyterabbyt wrote: What do you do when you want to layer different synths?
In Cubase, you can record activate different tracks at the same time. Why does everyone except the OP keep answering this? I'm not trying to find out how it can be done, I already know that quite well, thanks. Im trying to find out how the OP expects to do it, since its going to have to be different from the constraints he's set up for himself for using the same synth, which he expects multitimbral synths to 'solve'. |
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Uncle E wrote: bobbybland wrote: I'm more interested in actual synth's such as sylenth being multi timbral, or synths like that, more VA's with the option perhaps Alchemy for instance
Omnisphere has a full-blown synth section. You don't necessarily have to use it as a rompler. Right on ,thats what I'm saying at least Omni offers this. |
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himalaya wrote: bobbybland wrote: Himalaya, I already own Halion Sonic + Halion 4 + Mach Five 3 + etc.. etc.. I'm more interested in actual synth's such as sylenth being multi timbral, or synths like that, more VA's with the option perhaps Alchemy for instance
But Halion Sonic has a very powerful VA built in, which is what I meant when I suggested it. How did you miss that? It's certainly more powerful than Sylenth which you keep referring to. It's definitely very powerful, I don't think the VA in it sounds as good to my ears as sylenth..not even close. 2 my ears |
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zerocrossing wrote: Also, in Ableton Live you can make an instrument rack and save it as a preset and have any number of synths and effects in there.
Another reason for Studio One dev's to create an option like this!!! damn't  |
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