actually I really agree with you on this one!snooky wrote: it's all about the friggin hype that manufacturers and devs shove down our throats.. "we need DSP cards, we need this synth and that sampler" it's all the same old tech anyways.
Why not put out many thousands of coins on something substantial like singing lessons or more and time spent actually trying to make and promote your music..it's all so effin hypocritcal imo.
Is there a Nord Lead 3 as a VSTi?
- KVRAF
- 25037 posts since 12 Jul, 2003 from West Caprazumia
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Jens, I have a friend that sometimes comes up to me and goes like "Oh my god, have you heard this new box!! OMGOMGOMG hardware is much better than software, and the next second..omg, I got the Amplitube craxk, software rules etc, etc..."
it's really annoying, just make some music damn it!!
That's why I get annoyed whenever there's a newbie that wants to sound like his or her's idol and starts posting about where to find software that will take the aformentioned newbie to instant stardom...silly aint it??
it's really annoying, just make some music damn it!!
That's why I get annoyed whenever there's a newbie that wants to sound like his or her's idol and starts posting about where to find software that will take the aformentioned newbie to instant stardom...silly aint it??
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- KVRAF
- 6242 posts since 26 Sep, 2003 from right here, as you can see ...
i strongly doubt you ever had a chance to dig a nl3, based on your statement ...snooky wrote:but "why" do you want a NL3?? there is software that does the exact same thing, be it freeware or payware...it's all one's and zero's...
it`s one of the most unique synths ever made.
nothing sounds like a nl3.
regards,
brok landers
BIGTONEsounddesign
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brok landers
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- KVRAF
- 25037 posts since 12 Jul, 2003 from West Caprazumia
agreed!snooky wrote:Jens, I have a friend that sometimes comes up to me and goes like "Oh my god, have you heard this new box!! OMGOMGOMG hardware is much better than software, and the next second..omg, I got the Amplitube craxk, software rules etc, etc..."
it's really annoying, just make some music damn it!!
That's why I get annoyed whenever there's a newbie that wants to sound like his or her's idol and starts posting about where to find software that will take the aformentioned newbie to instant stardom...silly aint it??
Well, you're the first one who mentions stardom and stuff in this thread, aren't you?
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- 4026 posts since 27 Jan, 2004
nope, I have tried a NL3 (in a shop tho) and I loved it..BUT, there is software that does more or less the same thing, and if you really want THE sound of a NL3, then you only have 1 (one) option..aight?brok landers wrote:i strongly doubt you ever had a chance to dig a nl3, based on your statement ...snooky wrote:but "why" do you want a NL3?? there is software that does the exact same thing, be it freeware or payware...it's all one's and zero's...![]()
it`s one of the most unique synths ever made.
nothing sounds like a nl3.
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- 4026 posts since 27 Jan, 2004
generalising a bit, true..but Jens, as a regular, how many posts about "I wanna make phat beats like this and that, and I wanna sound like Cheer etc etc" have you read..I 'm guessing alot...I belive that a majority of people into music have some wet dream about being famous (me includedjens wrote:agreed!snooky wrote:Jens, I have a friend that sometimes comes up to me and goes like "Oh my god, have you heard this new box!! OMGOMGOMG hardware is much better than software, and the next second..omg, I got the Amplitube craxk, software rules etc, etc..."
it's really annoying, just make some music damn it!!
That's why I get annoyed whenever there's a newbie that wants to sound like his or her's idol and starts posting about where to find software that will take the aformentioned newbie to instant stardom...silly aint it??
Well, you're the first one who mentions stardom and stuff in this thread, aren't you?
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- 6242 posts since 26 Sep, 2003 from right here, as you can see ...
understandable ...snooky wrote:nope, I have tried a NL3 (in a shop tho) and I loved it..brok landers wrote:i strongly doubt you ever had a chance to dig a nl3, based on your statement ...snooky wrote:but "why" do you want a NL3?? there is software that does the exact same thing, be it freeware or payware...it's all one's and zero's...![]()
it`s one of the most unique synths ever made.
nothing sounds like a nl3.
proove me that.snooky wrote:BUT, there is software that does more or less the same thing
the nl3 has very unique filters (not even close to comparable withe filters of the nl2), a count of morphing stages that never have been implemented even close into a vsti (exept the "discovery", and that`s based on a nordlead2, so not even close to a nl3) ulta fast env`s, completeley 96khz aliase free osc`s etc, etc ... show me the vsti that is capable of the extreme of a nl3.
i`ll buy it, whatever it costs.
and then i have to think of how to get a cpu from the cia or the pentagon to run it ...
well, that was the case with the minimoog, the cs80, the ms20, the wavestation, the m1 ... etc ...snooky wrote:and if you really want THE sound of a NL3, then you only have 1 (one) option..aight?
regards,
brok landers
BIGTONEsounddesign
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- KVRAF
- 25037 posts since 12 Jul, 2003 from West Caprazumia
indeed - I'm not sure this is one of them though...snooky wrote: generalising a bit, true..but Jens, as a regular, how many posts about "I wanna make phat beats like this and that, and I wanna sound like Cheer etc etc" have you read..I 'm guessing alot...
I believe that a majority of people into music have some wet dream about being famous (me included)
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- 5913 posts since 17 Aug, 2004 from Berlin, Germany
Mmh... don't forget, the most thing people like at hardware is not the better sound, but rather the blinking lights and buttons
the feel of the surface, the easy way to change parameters... The success of the Nord Lead is a success of the easy handling surface with clear parameters.
Technical, the Access Virus eats the Nord Lead
But with most good VSTs like the z3ta, albino, pentagon, absynth... you have a more versatile tools as a nord lead.
the feel of the surface, the easy way to change parameters... The success of the Nord Lead is a success of the easy handling surface with clear parameters.
Technical, the Access Virus eats the Nord Lead
But with most good VSTs like the z3ta, albino, pentagon, absynth... you have a more versatile tools as a nord lead.
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- 105 posts since 12 Mar, 2002 from Lytham St. Annes, UK
Well I have a Nord Lead 3 and a Virus C and they compliment each other very well - both have a unique sound. I'd say that neither eats the other.4damind wrote:Technical, the Access Virus eats the Nord Lead![]()
But with most good VSTs like the z3ta, albino, pentagon, absynth... you have a more versatile tools as a nord lead.
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oops? sorry if that came over as an offend ...snooky wrote:brok landers, old boy:
fine! if you would sell your soul for a NL3 vst, then it's your decision....I'm happy with my free software.
that was not my intension at all, sorry again ...
and, no, fortunately i don`t have to sell my soul for a nl3 ... or should i say i didn`t have to ...
and of course, there is a lot of great free software available!
btw, i`m not THAT old ...
regards,
brok landers
BIGTONEsounddesign
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- 6242 posts since 26 Sep, 2003 from right here, as you can see ...
can someone explain me why synth 1 is allways compared to the nl1? i mean, it`s a great, easy to use little synth and i love it, but what makes the nl series so unique is the easy to use morphing capabilities, beside it`s own soundcharacter. synth 1 has nothing to do with a nl at all, exept "some" of the nl inspired signal flow. but if it`s about that, there are a lot other synths out. synth 1 sounds completely different to any nl. again, it`s great, especially compared to it`s cpu hunger, but has nothing to do with the sound of a nl at all. or did i miss something?vista wrote:FREE Ichiro Toda / Daichilab Synth1 ?
regards,
brok landers
BIGTONEsounddesign
gear is as good as the innovation behind it-the man
brok landers
BIGTONEsounddesign
gear is as good as the innovation behind it-the man
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- KVRAF
- 2875 posts since 28 Jan, 2004 from Da Nang, Vietnam
I have a NL3 and the thing that makes it interesting to me isn't so much the sound but the brilliant interface. Easily the most intuitive and spontaneous synth interface I've seen.
You'd lose this in a software version.
You'd lose this in a software version.

