Sylenth1: This is missing
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- KVRAF
- 1668 posts since 2 Apr, 2006 from Studio City, California
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- KVRist
- 75 posts since 5 Jan, 2004 from The Netherlands
Yep, there's going to be a soundbank for Sylenth1 soon 
Still working on the last couple of presets but in the meantime here's another demo mp3 (2:37) with some more sounds in it.
http://www.vstsoundbanks.com/temp/Sylen ... _Demo2.mp3
Still working on the last couple of presets but in the meantime here's another demo mp3 (2:37) with some more sounds in it.
http://www.vstsoundbanks.com/temp/Sylen ... _Demo2.mp3
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- KVRAF
- 1668 posts since 2 Apr, 2006 from Studio City, California
Hello,Vstsoundbanks wrote:Yep, there's going to be a soundbank for Sylenth1 soon
Still working on the last couple of presets but in the meantime here's another demo mp3 (2:37) with some more sounds in it.
http://www.vstsoundbanks.com/temp/Sylen ... _Demo2.mp3
I went on your website to purchase the Z3ta+ soundbanks (and eventually the Sylenth1 sounds when released) but could not find a way to buy from USA. Do you sell to USA?
Thanks,
Craig
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- KVRist
- 75 posts since 5 Jan, 2004 from The Netherlands
Yes. The PayPal setting to "use the Buyer's Country language" doesn't seem to work all the time.C-note wrote: Hello,
I went on your website to purchase the Z3ta+ soundbanks (and eventually the Sylenth1 sounds when released) but could not find a way to buy from USA. Do you sell to USA?
Thanks,
Craig
I've now changed the default to English until someone actually specifies another language.
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- KVRAF
- 1668 posts since 2 Apr, 2006 from Studio City, California
Thanks! I'll buy later today.
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- KVRist
- 63 posts since 8 Mar, 2007
Wow, this synth is capable of creating sounds i swear i have heard in the Access Virus Ti Demos!!!
I have been demoing it for about an hour now and well....to be honest, I am completely in love with its sound.
I see a few things that I would like to see in sylenth, as i most definitly want to support the development of this in the future.
however financially Im kind of strapped for $$$ since my recent purchase of my new laptop
Anyhow, on to my list of improvements, which whether or not you do or not, isnt going to stop me from purchasing a copy!
- A Skinnable GUI (I read your going to work on that
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- 36db Filter
- 64 Bit precision
- Effect Grouping with saveable presets, so the user can load a preset group of effects by just selecting a preset from a list.
- Expanding the 16 step sequencer to 32
- And a Step Sequencer bank so we can create pattern based songs with it, like reason has with their Matrix sequencer! so you could store sets of patterns within each preset!
If you got around to it, you could even incorporate step sequenced FX modulation like Massive has. Even better, you could even have 1 Osc dedicated to a individual sequencer with individual modulation settings.
- Audio Input so we can use your superb filter on other things!!
- A Semi Modular Patchbay page for advanced users similar to the Ms20, where we could mess around and take our patches to a whole different level!
- A Patch Randomizer that we could click on for thase times we want to hear something new.
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OVERKILL IDEAS JUST FOR LAUGHS
- You could implement a (windows media player) style visual graphics that dynamically responds to what we play.
- You could create a virtual Drum machine and a Tb303 style bassline and create a reason style self contained studio, that
we could still use as a vst.
- Integrate it so its standalone and so it is Rewire capable
- A popup feature that shows us a tip when we start it up that we could customize.
- A option so it could create some sort of hypnotic sounds that we could use to relax with, while we watch the WMP style visuals.
- FM integration....so we could create...uhh drums or something lol
Ok im done with my list of bullshit. lol, i actually think what you have so far, is absolutely superb and, I am going to buy it (once i can afford it) and recommend it my pals.
I have been demoing it for about an hour now and well....to be honest, I am completely in love with its sound.
I see a few things that I would like to see in sylenth, as i most definitly want to support the development of this in the future.
however financially Im kind of strapped for $$$ since my recent purchase of my new laptop
Anyhow, on to my list of improvements, which whether or not you do or not, isnt going to stop me from purchasing a copy!
- A Skinnable GUI (I read your going to work on that
)- 36db Filter
- 64 Bit precision
- Effect Grouping with saveable presets, so the user can load a preset group of effects by just selecting a preset from a list.
- Expanding the 16 step sequencer to 32
- And a Step Sequencer bank so we can create pattern based songs with it, like reason has with their Matrix sequencer! so you could store sets of patterns within each preset!
If you got around to it, you could even incorporate step sequenced FX modulation like Massive has. Even better, you could even have 1 Osc dedicated to a individual sequencer with individual modulation settings.
- Audio Input so we can use your superb filter on other things!!
- A Semi Modular Patchbay page for advanced users similar to the Ms20, where we could mess around and take our patches to a whole different level!
- A Patch Randomizer that we could click on for thase times we want to hear something new.
******************************
OVERKILL IDEAS JUST FOR LAUGHS
- You could implement a (windows media player) style visual graphics that dynamically responds to what we play.
- You could create a virtual Drum machine and a Tb303 style bassline and create a reason style self contained studio, that
we could still use as a vst.
- Integrate it so its standalone and so it is Rewire capable
- A popup feature that shows us a tip when we start it up that we could customize.
- A option so it could create some sort of hypnotic sounds that we could use to relax with, while we watch the WMP style visuals.
- FM integration....so we could create...uhh drums or something lol
Ok im done with my list of bullshit. lol, i actually think what you have so far, is absolutely superb and, I am going to buy it (once i can afford it) and recommend it my pals.
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- KVRist
- 58 posts since 22 Mar, 2002
This is wonderful sounding softsynth. I will certainly buy it soon. I like a lot of the suggestions already given here; most important to me would be to generally expand mod sources and destinations. I like being able, for example, to modulate individual envelope stages with velocity.
I also heartily second the expansion of the Arp/step sequencer to 32 steps. I seldom use arpeggios but I LOVE having the Seq as a mod source.
Anyway, amazing work on this. I'm just looking into new VSTi after a couple years of dormancy while I worked on my trad guitar based band. I didn't think i was in the market for 'just another' subtractive synth but rather a big sample mangler maybe or some new feature laden, forward lookign affair. But Sylenth1 has the all-important "Big smile" knob on it that so many lack--the knob that makes you smile when you turn it.
I also heartily second the expansion of the Arp/step sequencer to 32 steps. I seldom use arpeggios but I LOVE having the Seq as a mod source.
Anyway, amazing work on this. I'm just looking into new VSTi after a couple years of dormancy while I worked on my trad guitar based band. I didn't think i was in the market for 'just another' subtractive synth but rather a big sample mangler maybe or some new feature laden, forward lookign affair. But Sylenth1 has the all-important "Big smile" knob on it that so many lack--the knob that makes you smile when you turn it.
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- KVRist
- 136 posts since 9 Nov, 2006
Hi Lennar! In your amazona-interview I read "Meine Methode basiert schon weitestgehend auf Wavetables, aber nutzt nur sehr kleine"
So...is it possible for you to add more waveforms, for a bigger range of sounds? A kind of morphing between different waveforms would enormously expand sylenth's sound-capabilities...
So...is it possible for you to add more waveforms, for a bigger range of sounds? A kind of morphing between different waveforms would enormously expand sylenth's sound-capabilities...
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- KVRAF
- 1703 posts since 19 Apr, 2003 from Copenhagen, Denmark
I miss a few things.
Ringmodulation and Osc. sync
I think that's a must on an analog synth.
Osc. as modulation source would be nice too.
but hey... it's a great synth allready.
"thank you for trying this demo"!
Ringmodulation and Osc. sync
I think that's a must on an analog synth.
Osc. as modulation source would be nice too.
but hey... it's a great synth allready.
"thank you for trying this demo"!
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- KVRist
- 75 posts since 5 Jan, 2004 from The Netherlands
The last temporary demo before it will be released
Another 2 minutes 32.
http://www.vstsoundbanks.com/temp/Sylen ... _Demo3.mp3
Another 2 minutes 32.
http://www.vstsoundbanks.com/temp/Sylen ... _Demo3.mp3
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- KVRAF
- 1668 posts since 2 Apr, 2006 from Studio City, California
Love it - when will it be released?Vstsoundbanks wrote:The last temporary demo before it will be released
Another 2 minutes 32.
http://www.vstsoundbanks.com/temp/Sylen ... _Demo3.mp3
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- KVRAF
- 7873 posts since 21 Dec, 2002 from MD USA
I'm in USA and bought all his soundsets long ago with no problem at all.C-note wrote:Hello,Vstsoundbanks wrote:Yep, there's going to be a soundbank for Sylenth1 soon
Still working on the last couple of presets but in the meantime here's another demo mp3 (2:37) with some more sounds in it.
http://www.vstsoundbanks.com/temp/Sylen ... _Demo2.mp3
I went on your website to purchase the Z3ta+ soundbanks (and eventually the Sylenth1 sounds when released) but could not find a way to buy from USA. Do you sell to USA?
Thanks,
Craig
my music: http://www.alexcooperusa.com
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"It's hard to be humble, when you're as great as I am." Muhammad Ali
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- KVRist
- 372 posts since 19 Feb, 2004
Wonderful demos, even at 128kb mp3s...how many banks/patches will there be, and how much will it cost?Vstsoundbanks wrote:Yep, there's going to be a soundbank for Sylenth1 soon
Still working on the last couple of presets but in the meantime here's another demo mp3 (2:37) with some more sounds in it.
http://www.vstsoundbanks.com/temp/Sylen ... _Demo2.mp3
I have to say that the quality and the cost-per-patch is very very good for us
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- KVRist
- 75 posts since 5 Jan, 2004 from The Netherlands
It's one bank with 128 presets, € 9.95nebulae wrote: Wonderful demos, even at 128kb mp3s...how many banks/patches will there be, and how much will it cost?
It's finished and will be released the first of June, that's when (if everything goes according to plan) I switch to a new adsl provider. I don't want to release it now and find out I don't have internet two days from nowC-note wrote: Love it - when will it be released?
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