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Alien Space WeaverAlioNoctisAlphatronAltair 4 - The SciFi Sounds LabAnviliaArracis GoldASET-2121 - MythoSpheric Space SynthesizerAstral DreamerAtonoiseAvatar STGhost MachineLaserBladePercumat 2ProtoPlasmScapesWizardSerenitySTS-33 Space Transition SynthesizerSwamp XTThe DreammachineThe TigerUltra SwampX-Wheel of Fortune
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HG has been making these vsts for a long time.And as most of you know he never stops As for me I have all his VSTs,at least i think i do?? Anyway my music was kind of at a low point years ago When i first came up here and was looking for some VSTs I seen HG WOF-1.I downloaded the FREE and Yes i say FREE Demo.I was Hooked after that And to my surprise HG has never stopped making them.Having the free demos is good,but to have the full working VSTs is the bomb.What a big differance it makes in sound.And i love that HG Vsts come with great sounds in the download,but also he puts that lazy button in there so anybody can make a lot of patches with just a click.I try and not use the lazy button too much,makes for getting to know his VSTs a lot better to just start pushing buttons and see what happens Anyway HG your like a brother to me Please anybody chime in and tell us what you like and why you like it Thanx again HG,My butt kissing is over |
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| ^ | Joined: 24 Oct 2006 Member: #125702 | ||
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I think I have just about all his freebies..
and I own STS-21 Pro / Protplasm Pro / STS-26 Pro / and ASW. I love his synths cos they sound like none other. they are unique and different. I love the way he ALWAYS incoporates the random features as it's just so much fun to tick the random ( Lazy ) button just to see what develops. I think I did twobanks for STS21, and bank or two for Protoplasm Pro, and I did some patches for STS26 Pro. I also did an entire bank for ASW. I used alot of his synths in my debut album Dark Voyage and I have him mentioned in my sleeve notes along with mention of STS21 and Protplasm. But it all goes deeper than just his synths. I appreciate, and respect him as a person, he's kind, generous, and always up for a good chat at times in e-mail. he is always open to new ideas and suggestions, and he always asks a fair price for his synths....I have said it time and time again over the past 5 years...Guenter is the total package...he is my favorite dev..and probably always will be. I take great pleasure and pride in telling people here at KVR when they ask " What synth for drones/abient/soundscapes/ pads " to check out H.G> Fortunes synths and I always lay a link to his homepage in my response. It's the least I can do for the " Bob Moog " of VSTi. |
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| ^ | Joined: 27 Aug 2005 Member: #79464 | ||
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I own ProtoplasmTSM and really like it. It excells at evolving pad sounds and has a wonderful squelchy filter that can sound like something off an early Klaus Schulze lp. Great sounds and EXCELLENT value are words I would use to describe it. ---- Fig Newton: The force required to accelerate a fig 39.37 inches per sec. |
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| ^ | Joined: 29 May 2005 Member: #70054 Location: Central Ohio, USA | ||
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Unique sounds, highly tweakable, and highly recommended are the first things that come to mind when I think of HG Fortune's VSTis. They succeed 110% in doing what they claim to do. I love his works and I will be featuring them on an upcoming release of mine due sometime in 2011. Keep up the great work H.G.! Your works are always appreciated here! Cheers! |
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| ^ | Joined: 19 Feb 2006 Member: #98899 | ||
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if i'm right, i have all pro-versions of Günters synthesizers.
... nothing left to say: inspiring syntesizers pushing one towards new experiences, unique excellent sound, finest technology, allways surprising, different. Quote: I appreciate, and respect him as a person, he's kind,
generous, and always up for a good chat at times in e-mail. Right!!! BTW my least record "Das Sein" was made with 3 instances of AVATAR (listen to it at myspace if you like) |
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| ^ | Joined: 07 Dec 2006 Member: #131629 Location: Germany | ||
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heinrich_h wrote: BTW my least record "Das Sein" was made with 3 instances of AVATAR (listen to it at myspace if you like) Will do |
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| ^ | Joined: 27 Aug 2005 Member: #79464 | ||
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Without HG Fortunes STS-24, Anomaly would never had been made....
I still use it for sound design, along with all of the other instruments I have by him. |
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| ^ | Joined: 18 Apr 2005 Member: #65632 Location: The City Beneath the Sea | ||
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I believe I have the PRO versions of all of the HGF gear with the exception of the last 2 releases.
Each of his instruments is really a conceptual piece, an interesting combination of art and function. The WOF instruments in particular are near genius IMHO. And the Protoplasm and STS synths are inspirational. I have contributed a number of presets to many of the factory sets of these synths, and it is both fun and easy to come up with interesting sounds with these tools. HG himself has always been a well-respected member of this community, and has been EXTREMELY generous with the distribution of his free gear. And if you are fortunate enough to be one of his paying customers, you can count on getting regular 'gifts' when you least expect it. Much respect. Cheers -B ---- Berfab So many plugins, so little time... |
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| ^ | Joined: 25 Mar 2004 Member: #18554 | ||
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I caught ProtoPlasm 21 Free in an issue of Music Tech Magazine, and it was to change my sound FOREVER. LOL, I exaggerated a bit back then. It really began with Anvilia CM, and then with my purchase of Anvilia Pro. I still use that a lot, as well as Alionoctis. I was bewildered when I received the e-mail from Fortune about Alionoctis. But the very next day, I bought the Pro version!!! That's the girl I like, to this day. I've written only one review on KVR, and it's likely to stay that way. I helped beta-test Arracis Gold, but eventually didn't like the four soundsets being built into the VST instrument, because of the RAM requirements. The majority of my tracks which use HGF instruments use Anvilia or Alionoctis, with Arracis Gold a distant third, and then any of the others, free or not. Now I'm trying to get into Alphatron... but I'm waiting for something else. LPM is great too, even if it's in beta forever. I want one more drum part in X-Wheel of Fortune 6!!! (j.k.) I almost forgot to indicate I have the full version of ProtoPlasm 21 and the other Classic instruments from that package. I was surprised with ProtoPlasm TSM but wished the modulations were a bit more sophisticated. Have to be careful not to read history backwards, LOL. |
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| ^ | Joined: 30 Dec 2007 Member: #169460 | ||
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I like the lazy buttons a much on each new instrument of HG Fortune. |
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| ^ | Joined: 25 Mar 2010 Member: #228551 | ||
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I have most of HG Fortune's synths and I think they are unique.
They have warm, organic and spatial sound, which distinguishes them between other VSTi synths, often sounding like electronic door bells. Moreover, absolutly fantastic "Lazy" buttons giving possibility to not only create, but also to discover. In my opinion humans are limited in their decisions and choices, which applies also to area of artistic creativity. This is why psychologist can actually "read" a person from her/his drawing. "Lazy" buttons makes available for us creation by choice, not by pure constructing labor. We are able to use sounds, which we "recognize", when we hear them, but which were not constructed by us. No, this is not lazyness, this is "unconsciousness creativity sonar". In this context, HGF's algorithmic machines (DreamMachine, GhostMachine, Spaces Wizard) are just perfect examples of such unbiased, unleashed yet structurized and koherent creation (BTW: I love idea of spoken quotes as "OneShot" sequences. These quotes work simply powerful out of their initial context - excellent food for imagination! - Just try DreamMachine3 and Patch 87 "Ready for the movie"). Another thing: perfectly crafted SF2 soundbanks. They are very good matched with their host instruments. And sounds in these banks are not only samples from some synthetic sources - they contain "organic" sound materials, including sonifications of various graphic materials (photos, drawings, etc). Playing with images sonifications myself I know that such sources create unique sounds. Aesthetics and ergonomics: HGF's synths *look* good, and have clear interface. The philosophy of all options in reach of hand (no tabs, no infinitely scrolling/expanding menus) is optimal, IMO. Prices are more than fair. I saw many "two oscillators crossed with two filters" type synths, being sold for few dozens of $$$. Such "instruments" could be at best modules in complex HGF's synths. His synthesizers are THE Sound Machines, not simple music-boxes. And they are worth their price. And HGF himself is creative. I read someone on this forum called him "Bob Moog of VSTi". This is right. New instruments, new ideas, new sounds, new creative opportunities. All served in clear interface. |
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| ^ | Joined: 29 Dec 2012 Member: #295298 Location: Poland | ||
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Ranjarresh wrote: I have most of HG Fortune's synths and I think they are unique.
They have warm, organic and spatial sound, which distinguishes them between other VSTi synths, often sounding like electronic door bells. Moreover, absolutly fantastic "Lazy" buttons giving possibility to not only create, but also to discover. In my opinion humans are limited in their decisions and choices, which applies also to area of artistic creativity. This is why psychologist can actually "read" a person from her/his drawing. "Lazy" buttons makes available for us creation by choice, not by pure constructing labor. We are able to use sounds, which we "recognize", when we hear them, but which were not constructed by us. No, this is not lazyness, this is "unconsciousness creativity sonar". In this context, HGF's algorithmic machines (DreamMachine, GhostMachine, Spaces Wizard) are just perfect examples of such unbiased, unleashed yet structurized and koherent creation (BTW: I love idea of spoken quotes as "OneShot" sequences. These quotes work simply powerful out of their initial context - excellent food for imagination! - Just try DreamMachine3 and Patch 87 "Ready for the movie"). Another thing: perfectly crafted SF2 soundbanks. They are very good matched with their host instruments. And sounds in these banks are not only samples from some synthetic sources - they contain "organic" sound materials, including sonifications of various graphic materials (photos, drawings, etc). Playing with images sonifications myself I know that such sources create unique sounds. Aesthetics and ergonomics: HGF's synths *look* good, and have clear interface. The philosophy of all options in reach of hand (no tabs, no infinitely scrolling/expanding menus) is optimal, IMO. Prices are more than fair. I saw many "two oscillators crossed with two filters" type synths, being sold for few dozens of $$$. Such "instruments" could be at best modules in complex HGF's synths. His synthesizers are THE Sound Machines, not simple music-boxes. And they are worth their price. And HGF himself is creative. I read someone on this forum called him "Bob Moog of VSTi". This is right. New instruments, new ideas, new sounds, new creative opportunities. All served in clear interface. thanks for this elaborate post - really appreciated HG |
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| ^ | Joined: 15 Aug 2004 Member: #37082 Location: soundland | ||
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I own 23 HG Fortune synths
Serenity, UltraSwamp Pro, Arracis Gold, Anvilia Pro, Alphatron, Protoplasm TSM,Alien Space Weaver, Alionoctis, STS-21-24-26 and 33 Pro,shunjii,Scapes Wizard 2 Pro, LaserBlade S, AtonSpooks, Altair-4 Pro, Anvilia Pro and MORE...!! Thanks HG It's an addiction.....and used on this CD, http://peterdiphillips.bandcamp.com/album/mystic-river-refle ctions |
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| ^ | Joined: 04 Jan 2013 Member: #295735 | ||
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I first started getting HG products by finding one or two of his free Synths on another download site which then steered me to HG's main webpages. Playing the first two free synths got me hooked in finding out more about his products and how much they were to buy. The rest is history.
I now have every VST synth that HG provides minus the Dreamscape product. I even found a couple real old products of his that are not even listed in his classic archive. Each product is unique in what they do and sound. And if you cant find a preset you like, just hit the random buttons as some others have said. Also HG's pricing is very reasonable and affordable,not like some other products that give you less capabilities and cost hundreds of dollars. HG products fit right in line with the cinematic songs I plan to do in the near future. So I hope HG produces some more outstanding VST plugins in 2013 and on. take care and happy 2013, DaveT PS If your not creating music, your missing all the fun. |
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| ^ | Joined: 10 Jan 2012 Member: #272544 Location: Chicago Ill |
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