He really wants to buy it and hopes for a price reduction.Ruben(LD) wrote:I love these discussions, I was actually reading trough a topic yesterday where wagtunes needed 30+ posts to convince everybody he doesn't want to pay €139 for Sylenth1. I'm not sure why he needed 30 replies because 1 was probably enough.
Couldn't be farther from the truth. Obviously you haven't seen my VST collection posted elsewhere.2ZrgE wrote:He really wants to buy it and hopes for a price reduction.Ruben(LD) wrote:I love these discussions, I was actually reading trough a topic yesterday where wagtunes needed 30+ posts to convince everybody he doesn't want to pay €139 for Sylenth1. I'm not sure why he needed 30 replies because 1 was probably enough.
I was just using some kitchen psychology for the fun of it. 
Don't get me wrong. Sylenth1 has a nice sound. It cuts through the mix and does what it does well. Had I discovered it when I first started doing this stuff, I might have purchased it IF I didn't find something for about the same amount of money that did more or was more flexible. It doesn't help that my first 2 synths were Synthmaster and Zebra 2. It's really kind of hard to top that with a 9 year old synth.2ZrgE wrote:Yes I know your list.
I didn't say you need it btw.
From my last buys I didn't need any, but I still did buy.
If people would start ony buying things they need, society as we know it would collapse instantly.
These Google trends make another difference between a Minimoog and Sylenth1 very obvious: you cannot torrent a Minimoog. Or at least no one has tried yet.Urs wrote:http://www.google.com/trends/explore#q= ... cmpt=q&tz=wagtunes wrote:Good heavens, are we actually comparing Sylenth1 to a Minimoog? These two instruments have nothing in common. The Mini has its sound and Sylenth1 has its sound. I mean can we at least compare apples to apples?
(IMHO Sylenth *is* the new Minimoog, e.g. in terms of importance for contemporary music)
It turns out Sylenth1 is even more sought after than Sylenth !BlitBit wrote:These Google trends make another difference between a Minimoog and Sylenth1 very obvious: you cannot torrent a Minimoog. Or at least no one has tried yet.Urs wrote:http://www.google.com/trends/explore#q= ... cmpt=q&tz=wagtunes wrote:Good heavens, are we actually comparing Sylenth1 to a Minimoog? These two instruments have nothing in common. The Mini has its sound and Sylenth1 has its sound. I mean can we at least compare apples to apples?
(IMHO Sylenth *is* the new Minimoog, e.g. in terms of importance for contemporary music)
Moogs maybe, but there are some great analogues around.Teksonik wrote:Yes because then you'll discover how crappy real analog synths sound.........pdxindy wrote:I strongly suggest you do not go down to a local shop and play a Moog
You realize that's all we had back then right ? Those "legendary records" would have been peppered with VSTi's if we had them back then.......Lotuzia wrote:Good enough for thousands of talented musicians to use them on countless legendary records though.Teksonik wrote:Yes because then you'll discover how crappy real analog synths sound.........pdxindy wrote:I strongly suggest you do not go down to a local shop and play a Moog
Then, one can buy gear, not talent, .... nor ears
I sold Zebra 2 (regretted it but not too much) and I own Synthmaster but hardly ever open it.....but Sylenth gets used every time I start a synth based composition and I don't do Trance or EDM or whatever other alphabets you want to use..........wagtunes wrote:It doesn't help that my first 2 synths were Synthmaster and Zebra 2. It's really kind of hard to top that with a 9 year old synth.
Yes I know I just like rattling the ANALlogue fanbois (as BONES would put it).......Kriminal wrote:Moogs maybe, but there are some great analogues around.Teksonik wrote:Yes because then you'll discover how crappy real analog synths sound.........pdxindy wrote:I strongly suggest you do not go down to a local shop and play a Moog
Pathetic joke. Seems you have as much talent as an humorist than in all other domains.Teksonik wrote:Yes I know I just like rattling the ANALlogue fanbois (as BONES would put it).......Kriminal wrote:Moogs maybe, but there are some great analogues around.Teksonik wrote:Yes because then you'll discover how crappy real analog synths sound.........pdxindy wrote:I strongly suggest you do not go down to a local shop and play a Moog
Hmmm. I did not wait your remarkable comments ( ... ) to realize that some people have the necessary talent to make synths sound right. These people are usually called musicians btw, and they use musical instruments, like, sometimes, analog synthesizers . Your anti analog synths crusade just sounds weird ( imho, etc ), but well, I guess nobody cares, so, just carry onTeksonik wrote:You realize that's all we had back then right ? Those "legendary records" would have been peppered with VSTi's if we had them back then.......Lotuzia wrote:Good enough for thousands of talented musicians to use them on countless legendary records though.Teksonik wrote:Yes because then you'll discover how crappy real analog synths sound.........pdxindy wrote:I strongly suggest you do not go down to a local shop and play a Moog
Then, one can buy gear, not talent, .... nor ears
Wow that's the best you can do froggy ? You're just pathetic all around........and a joke as a "sound designer". We can do this all day if you'd like...........Lotuzia wrote:Pathetic joke. Seems you have as much talent as an humorist than in all other domains.
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