9 year old Sylenth1 just keeps kickin
- KVRAF
- 1551 posts since 25 Sep, 2011
Yes, no big deal. I admit using the cracked version at some point in my life. Even now, I found an 'Army of Ninjas' bundle with +850 soundbanks (including the banks from many fellow KVRers and top sound designers). But that doesn't matter. The point is that one of the reasons S1 is so popular, it's the wide and open public availability of cracked software and its bazillion preset banks and all these kids on youtube seeing their EDM idols using them.
- Banned
- 194 posts since 18 Apr, 2014 from the deserts of Sudan
It just means LennarDigital owns these guys. Look at the expression on their faces... they've become employees, not artists 
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- Banned
- 870 posts since 26 Sep, 2008
Lol. He discontinued the developement BECAUSE of the crack users! Where have you been the last years?!fluffy_little_something wrote:Well, I think there are more than enough honest buyers, so he probably doesn't care.
CLOSING SALE! My samplepacks: Vintage House Stabs | Deep House Chords + Volume 2 | House Piano Chords
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fluffy_little_something fluffy_little_something https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=281847
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- 12880 posts since 5 Jun, 2012
I don't understand that thread. According to their site there already is a 64-bit version, so what is that thread referring to?!Chapelle wrote:They want to have a new copy protection for the next version:fluffy_little_something wrote:So, if you know (or think to know), the developer would probably also know by now and do something about it, if they cared.
http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic ... 4&t=410905
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- KVRAF
- 35713 posts since 11 Apr, 2010 from Germany
Yeah, it's a good point that they can be considered as role models, who should do the right thing actually. It's also pretty paradox, because they benefit from the industry continuing to program nice software, so they can make money with their music. All true. I just don't get the moral witch hunt, which often happens here or elsewhere on the internet. I mean, one could believe that the people executing it are so holy that they never had a illegal copy of a music CD, film DVD, or a warezed program on their computer, or never got a gift with something warezed in it. Which is very hard to believe really. As i said in another thread, even my mother has some warezed stuff.Yorrrrrr wrote:Yes, no big deal. I admit using the cracked version at some point in my life. Even now, I found an 'Army of Ninjas' bundle with +850 soundbanks (including the banks from many fellow KVRers and top sound designers). But that doesn't matter. The point is that one of the reasons S1 is so popular, it's the wide and open public availability of cracked software and its bazillion preset banks and all these kids on youtube seeing their EDM idols using them.
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fluffy_little_something fluffy_little_something https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=281847
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- 12880 posts since 5 Jun, 2012
I only became interested in S1 a few months ago, so I don't know about its history...Wildfunk wrote:Lol. He discontinued the developement BECAUSE of the crack users! Where have you been the last years?!fluffy_little_something wrote:Well, I think there are more than enough honest buyers, so he probably doesn't care.
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- 194 posts since 18 Apr, 2014 from the deserts of Sudan
The expression of a real artist. Hey Mick, can I use your studio for a while? We can sell some rekkids there
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fluffy_little_something fluffy_little_something https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=281847
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- 12880 posts since 5 Jun, 2012
Frankly, I doubt that is the real reason. I assume it has more to do with the fact that developing stuff for OSX sucks, other developers are also complaining about compatibility and maintenance issues with every new OSX version.Chapelle wrote:There still is no 64-bit version for OSX, only for Windows.fluffy_little_something wrote:I don't understand that thread. According to their site there already is a 64-bit version, so what is that thread referring to?!Chapelle wrote:They want to have a new copy protection for the next version:fluffy_little_something wrote:So, if you know (or think to know), the developer would probably also know by now and do something about it, if they cared.
http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic ... 4&t=410905
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- KVRist
- 78 posts since 30 Jun, 2012
Bought Sylenth last month. Don't think it's an inspiring synth, and not one I would go-to to design a sound I want. The sole reason for buying it was the low CPU usage, I use it on my older laptop when I have it with me.
- KVRAF
- 23106 posts since 8 Oct, 2014
Okay, I'm going to try to be as objective about this as I can.
From what I've read and heard (yes, I do know what the synth sounds like) it appears that there are essentially 3 reasons to get this synth over just about anything else if you're into EDM.
1) You can get it for free.
2) Tons of 3rd party banks that comes with all those free downloads.
3) Has an excellent sound. (I never said it didn't)
So, as somebody who will NOT download a cracked piece of software (for fear of downloading a virus with it) tell me what possible reason I would have to spend $158 on a synth?
Or let me put it this way. What will that $158 Sylenth1 give me that these synths that I already own WON'T give me.
A.N.A.
ABSynth 5
ACE
AM Freehand
Analog Lab
Analog Laboratory
Anti Transpirant 1000
ARP 2600 V
ARP 2600 VA
ART Pyrite
Avatar ST
Battery 4
Blooo
Blue II
Brainstormer
Brzoza
Charlatan
CS 80
Cybermath
Cycle
Daedalus
DaHornet
Deputy
Dexed
Discovery Pro
Dominator
Double Six XXL
Eclipsis
Electra 2
Element
EWQL (Complete orchestral, rock and world collections)
FM8
Fmetal
Free Alpha
Funxion
HaHaHa CS33
HALion Sonic SE
Harmor
IL Autogun
ImpOSCar 2
Jupiter 8V
K700nu
Kairatune
KarmaFX Modular
Kontakt 5 (with tons of 3rd party libs and samples)
KX Poly M CSE
KX Synth X16
Latte Free
Lektro
Lokomotiv
Loop Mash
Lucid
M1
Massive
MauSynth
Mini V
Modular V
Mono Fury
Mono Poly
Mpowersynth
Mr Alias Pro
MS 20
MUX Modular
Mystic
Oberheim SEM V
OBXD
Olga
Omnisphere
OP-X Pro II
Or2V
Padshop
Patchwork Modular System
PG 8X
Pianoteq
Podolski
Polly 8
Poly 6
PPG Wave 2.3
Prologue
Prophet V
Ragnarok
Rayblaster
Reaktor 5 (with tons of 3rd party ensembles)
Retrologue
Revitar
Rez 3
Scrooo
Serenity
Serum
Six
Sonigen Modular
Spector
Spectrobits
String Studio
Strum Acoustic
Strum Electric
STS 26
STS 33
Superwave P8
Swierk
Synth1
Synthmaster 2.5 (with all the 3rd party libraries)
T-Force Alpha Plus
T-Synth (BR)
Table Synth
TAL Bassline
TAL Elek7ro II
TAL Noisemaker
TAL U No 62
TCM II
TDM 3
Tetra
The Mangle
The Tiger
Trance Drive
TS Substance
Tyrell N6
Uniwave
Vaporizer
VMP 1
Wavestation
X-WoF 4
X11
XAKT
XILS 4
Zebra 2
By all means. Give me a compelling argument to dig into my wallet and part with $158 for a synth that's 9 years old when I have all the above.
I'll keep an open mind.
From what I've read and heard (yes, I do know what the synth sounds like) it appears that there are essentially 3 reasons to get this synth over just about anything else if you're into EDM.
1) You can get it for free.
2) Tons of 3rd party banks that comes with all those free downloads.
3) Has an excellent sound. (I never said it didn't)
So, as somebody who will NOT download a cracked piece of software (for fear of downloading a virus with it) tell me what possible reason I would have to spend $158 on a synth?
Or let me put it this way. What will that $158 Sylenth1 give me that these synths that I already own WON'T give me.
A.N.A.
ABSynth 5
ACE
AM Freehand
Analog Lab
Analog Laboratory
Anti Transpirant 1000
ARP 2600 V
ARP 2600 VA
ART Pyrite
Avatar ST
Battery 4
Blooo
Blue II
Brainstormer
Brzoza
Charlatan
CS 80
Cybermath
Cycle
Daedalus
DaHornet
Deputy
Dexed
Discovery Pro
Dominator
Double Six XXL
Eclipsis
Electra 2
Element
EWQL (Complete orchestral, rock and world collections)
FM8
Fmetal
Free Alpha
Funxion
HaHaHa CS33
HALion Sonic SE
Harmor
IL Autogun
ImpOSCar 2
Jupiter 8V
K700nu
Kairatune
KarmaFX Modular
Kontakt 5 (with tons of 3rd party libs and samples)
KX Poly M CSE
KX Synth X16
Latte Free
Lektro
Lokomotiv
Loop Mash
Lucid
M1
Massive
MauSynth
Mini V
Modular V
Mono Fury
Mono Poly
Mpowersynth
Mr Alias Pro
MS 20
MUX Modular
Mystic
Oberheim SEM V
OBXD
Olga
Omnisphere
OP-X Pro II
Or2V
Padshop
Patchwork Modular System
PG 8X
Pianoteq
Podolski
Polly 8
Poly 6
PPG Wave 2.3
Prologue
Prophet V
Ragnarok
Rayblaster
Reaktor 5 (with tons of 3rd party ensembles)
Retrologue
Revitar
Rez 3
Scrooo
Serenity
Serum
Six
Sonigen Modular
Spector
Spectrobits
String Studio
Strum Acoustic
Strum Electric
STS 26
STS 33
Superwave P8
Swierk
Synth1
Synthmaster 2.5 (with all the 3rd party libraries)
T-Force Alpha Plus
T-Synth (BR)
Table Synth
TAL Bassline
TAL Elek7ro II
TAL Noisemaker
TAL U No 62
TCM II
TDM 3
Tetra
The Mangle
The Tiger
Trance Drive
TS Substance
Tyrell N6
Uniwave
Vaporizer
VMP 1
Wavestation
X-WoF 4
X11
XAKT
XILS 4
Zebra 2
By all means. Give me a compelling argument to dig into my wallet and part with $158 for a synth that's 9 years old when I have all the above.
I'll keep an open mind.
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- Banned
- 870 posts since 26 Sep, 2008
Nostalgia reasons?wagtunes wrote:Give me a compelling argument to dig into my wallet and part with $158 for a synth that's 9 years old when I have all the above.
CLOSING SALE! My samplepacks: Vintage House Stabs | Deep House Chords + Volume 2 | House Piano Chords
- KVRAF
- 2547 posts since 15 Jan, 2013 from L'Écosse
Giving in to GAS would be another valid reason to get Sylenth1. Come on, you know you want it. 
- KVRAF
- 23106 posts since 8 Oct, 2014
$158 is a high price to pay for nostalgia, IMO.Wildfunk wrote:Nostalgia reasons?wagtunes wrote:Give me a compelling argument to dig into my wallet and part with $158 for a synth that's 9 years old when I have all the above.
