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This is an awesome plugin which has nothing less than an expensive plugin has (and i have bought many by big companies) but i always use this one as a scope, spectrum analyzer and stereofield analyzer.It has many parameters to adjust for more or less detail.You Must try it.
Reviewed By Milkman [all]
October 30th, 2024
Version reviewed: 2.0 on Windows
Avenger 2 is a massive synth, and can do SO much it is unreal. The stability of Avenger, the massive features(drum sequencer??!) under the hood, quality of audio, and overall enjoyment of playing this synth immediately sends this to my top 5 synths.....
But.....
I would really, really, really like more musical genre representation in the stock presets and premium packs. Do any NON house/trance producers use this synth?
Can Avenger2 do anything? Yes. Do the devs represent that in stock presets? No, and I wish they would. =P Oontz oontz gets tiring eventually.
Any criticisms I have of this awesome synth have nothing to do with playability, sound quality, features. This synth gets 5 stars for every category except stock content.
Reviewed By Jac459 [all]
February 12th, 2024
Version reviewed: 2.0.5 on Mac
Avenger 2 is a very strong upgrade compare to an already awesome and extremely well regarded synth.
The UI is improved and welcomes a few key usability features that allows less expert sound designers to feel perfectly comfortable.
The sound quality is beyond any criticism and the new synthesis capacities, FXs and wiring options are incredible.
Very few synths have such power available and none with such good UI/usability (maybe Phase Plant).
Finally, the synths have a lots of very high quality presets, not only for the sounds but also for the effects, effect bus, wiring, drum kits... It is really extremely rich.
PS: Avenger V1 was having a few spike issues on CPU use with MacOS and apple silicon. It is now fully corrected.
Reviewed By Evanduril [all]
January 27th, 2024
Version reviewed: 1 on Windows
This synth has everything powersynth needs. And it's served on a well designed plate. There's nothing you can't do it with it, it can replace any synth out there.
Reviewed By HallowedHouse [all]
December 4th, 2023
Version reviewed: 2 on Windows
The best synth available with more possibilities and features than anything else I have seen. The sound quality is amazing and the fun factor is endless! I am a fan! If the developers ever add a piano roll it will become a reverse engineered DAW that works from sound design to a timeline rather than a timeline to sound design - I cannot find a better way to express this but it already allows for a lot of uninterrupted creativity. Just amazing - as I said, there is nothing else like it.
Reviewed By quickmix [all]
July 2nd, 2014
Version reviewed: 10.9.4 on Mac
Im using Phalanx every day in most of my Productions. I bought also all Expansions...great Stuff.
Easy to use but a lot of functions to tweak your sounds.
Big Plus is the Single Version for Logic Pro :)
Reviewed By jaredf [all]
June 29th, 2014
Version reviewed: 10.9.3 on Mac
Man this thing is a beast. I absolutely LOVE Phalanx. The sound is absolutely amazing and the functionality is incredible.
Reviewed By kulutuu [all]
April 21st, 2014
Version reviewed: 10.9.2 on Mac
I purchased the latest premium version 1.5.3 after seeing videos of the program; looking at some trailers and reading reviews in the music press.
It turned out not to be what I was expecting.
Downloading the program is fairly straightforward because the file size is small (around 1GB in total combining the basic and premium content). So the program has the potential to have a small footprint on your hard drive even after purchasing the various expansion packs.
I only managed to get the AU variant of Phalanx working in my DAW (Studio One). The VST3 version acted rather oddly. It wouldn't playback samples as they sounded when using preview in the Library. Kick drums sounded very distorted and only through the left channel.
In the reviews I read (Computer Music for example) there were comments about the workflow for Phalanx being really good. This is not what I found. Apart from the issues with the VST3 version, I've realised that Phalanx has a steeper learning curve than I expected. It's not a program that rewards the user quickly.
I suggest anyone looking to purchase Phalanx should try a demo first.
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