Ubersynth vs one trick ponies

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I once wanted only übersynths because I didn't want to miss ANY features. Lately I'm more interested in character. So I don't care anymore if a certain synth is a one or 3 trick pony if it sounds great it's great. If it's limited, so what? I've got more excellent choices available then I use most of the time.
Lately I'm using a new yet to be released übersynth with rich and versatile sound. Just the way I want it: Great sound. Big Character.


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I know this sounds weak - But presets often buy me. I have speant large $ on many Übersynths, as well as samplers like Sampletank 2. I also use tons of one-trick-ponies (Which seems to be the popular term.)

Your arsenal is your arsenal. Some things can do things that other things can't (A bit redundant, no?). I like having options available to me. I occasionaly tweak a few knobs, but I am mostly a preset user. Again, it all boils down to what your composistional process is. The steps you take to approch each song.

I usualy write down the tune I hear in my head on notation paper, or jot down an idea I have in notepad. From there, I proceed to expirment with every plugin, big or small untill I hit the nail on the head per say.

But then again, not everyone has $ to spend on plugins. Some get quite expensive. I was living on Ramen and P&J the last time I decided to lay down the bread for some new synth. :cry:
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if using presets lets you make the music you want faster and better, then go for it! We're blessed to live in a time and age with a wonderful supply of quality freeware.
:)
..what goes around comes around..

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BONES wrote:I fired that thing up the other night for the first time in a while [the demo, that is] and was still a little underwhelmed by it. It looks cool but none of the prests really did anything for me.
Bones, FilterscapeVA was specifically designed *not* to suit your needs :hihi:

;) Urs

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Urs wrote:
BONES wrote:I fired that thing up the other night for the first time in a while [the demo, that is] and was still a little underwhelmed by it. It looks cool but none of the prests really did anything for me.
Bones, FilterscapeVA was specifically designed *not* to suit your needs :hihi:

;) Urs
:lol:

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.. hun VS. bones - 1:0 .. :hihi:

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BONES wrote: It looks cool but none of the prests really did anything for me.
.. its either "breasts" or "presets", but you can never have both things at the same time .. :)

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putte wrote:
BONES wrote: It looks cool but none of the prests really did anything for me.
.. its either "breasts" or "presets", but you can never have both things at the same time .. :)
But imagine the possibilities if you could...

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advaya wrote:
putte wrote:
BONES wrote: It looks cool but none of the prests really did anything for me.
.. its either "breasts" or "presets", but you can never have both things at the same time .. :)
But imagine the possibilities if you could...
*shivers*

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Benedict wrote:Synths are like women
so you have an uberwoman at home and a few one trick fillies dotted around? ;)

i've found myself moving right away from the uber-synth type of instrument, give me a few decent (soundwise) synths like asynth, synth1, polyibit etc. and use effects and automation if I want any extra frills.

i guess it comes down to your style too, if you're making minimal electronica then some big throbbing, evolving saw patch isn't a priority for you.

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DavenH wrote:
advaya wrote:
putte wrote:
BONES wrote: It looks cool but none of the prests really did anything for me.
.. its either "breasts" or "presets", but you can never have both things at the same time .. :)
But imagine the possibilities if you could...
*shivers*
I just wonder how the knobs would feel

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