Total Bass bank for Sylenth1

[DrGonzo]

Dr.Gonzo is back!

guys, he's member number 4! and yes, i remember you from 2001, here at kvr.
i'll give those sounds a listen when i'm back at home tomorrow.

cheers to you,
and all the best for you, your basses and whatever else you're into.

Seriously - the number four was just pure dumb luck. I think Ben forced everybody to re-register and I had a very slow day at work. Pure luck.
But you know what confuses me a lot? Ben is just #2.

Who. Is. Number. One?

Cheers mate

/Carl

[baker1990]

Love the demo! I'll be buying the bank for sure!

[Lotuzia]

@DrGonzo

Thanks for the kind words i appreciate them anyway i hope your going to stick around these parts and bring us more of what i just heard in your demos for sure.As a sound designer/producer and remixer since 1987 i have heard many sounds from many different sound designers over the years and to be honest (and i do speak as i find here)hehe i liked your style in an instant.
and yes sound design isn't rocket science it's just a matter of learning and practice and knowing an exact sound your aiming for...for me it's EDM that's all.

That guy Lotuzia that just posted i can read his mind hehe..he's wants to pm you and welcome you to LLB and rightly so..you have talent for sure so please do stick around.
If you want any help just pm me not that you need it but i can speak up for you for your sound design no problem at all.
If you want promotion for your sound then Laurent aka Lotuzia is your man.
And i'll post a link to your site from my label if you like no problem

well hope to speak soon Carl.. so now i hope you sell lots of sound sets and good luck..

Best

Rob

Hi Rob,

Yessssss of course we would be delighted to welcome Number Four in our team. A guy with such an obvious talent is always welcomed. Well thought from you But ..............

This said you'll notice that I didnt mention it , and really my concern was far more to congratulate Carl.

Well we cant, and won't, pretend that everybody will prefer to team with us, rather than following their own way. We can't even pretend, or suggest, that's it would always be in their interest : There are some pros, as well as some cons. The main important thing is that people have the choice

But imho one thing is clear, it wouldnt be interesting, nor good for anybody, that we become in the future something like an "unavoidable company" for sound designers.

Like music, Sound Design, and business, rely on diversity, choices, directions. The more offers, the more liberty, both for users and Sound Designers, and the happier everybody will be. All this imho

Cheers,

L.

[Lotuzia]

As for price aso : some people will pay far more for a single, convincing, or maybe sometimes not so convincing , Rhodes sound. Just facts.

And a real guitar or a saxophone will cost you far more, and afaik, produce only one sound ( and you even have to spend years learning it to produce an acceptable ,if not unique and recognisable, one ) ......

You can buy instruments, not talent.

So that ........ if only I could have found 30/40 presets that I loved in each library I purchased, I would have been more than enchanted

Now if some people dont think their music deserve soundbanks that cost less than a ( Bad ...) hamburger or pizza , well, my guess is that it's no more a sound designer's problem .....

End of my 0.002

LtZ

Good 0.002. And of course you are right. Personally I gladly spend big bucks on sample libraries, as long as the quality/innovation suits my needs. Have you heard the Zero-G Phaedra? Totally brilliant. One of the best libraries I got - ever. Easy worth the 170 Euros. Even a bargain in my book.

I work quite fast when making sounds (well - usually - this morning I spent more than one hour on a sound that turned out to be total rubbish) but I'm also very curious on how low price will affect sales. I'm sure that all my stuff sooner or later will be out on the torrents. What can I do? Nothing. I just hope that some will think... hey, these sounds are good. I buy this guy a beer - which is about what I can buy for the money.

(damn - didn't think about that - this can turn me into an alcoholic!)

/Carl

Yeah I"ve been supporting Phaedra since the beginning. Best ( with Scot's Electronic Garden ARP library, wich, btw, is VERY affordable ) Analog Sample library imho.

Some people know how to deal with analog monsters sampling and preserve most of their life going thru the sampling process

Back to topic :

All the best with your works and good luck with the Sylenth Basses one Number Four

LtZ

[putte]

just listened to them, and forgot that i can't buy right away.

[DrGonzo]

Greetings from the boom-boom factory!

I just wanted to say that Total Bass is finished and is up at Plughugger now. 128 bass sounds than span from the weird to the feared (uh... lousy rhyme there).

I've double checked that the sounds loads fine on both PC and Mac, and the shop seem all to be working as it should.

I've also uploaded two new demos and you can check it all out at
http://www.plughugger.com/lennard-digit ... -bass.html

Any comments or suggestions are warmly welcome. But personally, I'm quite proud of this soundset.

/Carl

[putte]

yay!

[quantize]

Bought!

It's a no brainer, solid sounding bank at the perfect price.

Take note other sound designers.

[rob_lee]

Bought!

It's a no brainer, solid sounding bank at the perfect price.

Take note other sound designers.

I did take note..as stated in my previous posts..

Great stuff DrGonzo

Rob

[quantize]

Bought!

It's a no brainer, solid sounding bank at the perfect price.

Take note other sound designers.

I did take note..as stated in my previous posts..

Great stuff DrGonzo

Rob

I Didn't read the whole thread Rob, but if I was going to pick anyone else whose

sounds represent great value it would definitely be yours !

[rob_lee]

Like i said..DrGonzo has extreme talent in sound design.I hope he does more stuff for Sylenth and others.
Im a big fan of his after hearing his sounds the other day

Rob

[DrGonzo]

Like i said..DrGonzo has extreme talent in sound design.I hope he does more stuff for Sylenth and others.

Haha... Rob, you are too kind. No extreme talent at all. It's all about the connection between the programmer and the synthesizer. Sylenth is a cool little synth - not as versatile as the Virus TI - but about one million times easier and more direct to create good sounds for. Right now I'm working on a bass expansion for the TI and although it sounds gorgeous - I miss the straightforwardness of the Sylenth 1. Hope Lennard will develop it further - it certainly deserves that!

As I said - it's all about feeling. If I'm starting to jig while making a sound, then I know it's good. Before I started working on the Sylenth I checked out a few other popular synthesizers and few of them just left me cold. I went to read a book instead. Or washing up the dishes.

As an example - I just started to play around with the - from my part - the overlooked Operator synth in Live. One of the coolest synthesizers ever.

/Carl

[cryophonik]

Just bought it as well! At that price, it really IS a no-brainer. I started spreading the word on other forums - I hope you don't mind!

[DrGonzo]

Just bought it as well! At that price, it really IS a no-brainer. I started spreading the word on other forums - I hope you don't mind!

If I mind?!

You buy my stuff and you make PR for me? Damn. I am deeply honoured. I promise that for my next Sylenth soundset - I'll name the coolest patch after you.

[aon]

Your site seem to be down.