This available for mac yet Rob?Examigan wrote:Ok thanksparawave wrote:It doesn't matter, the factory drums can be used like any other sample library, it's thought as an extra. Use it in your preferred sampler. If you want to use them within Rapid, they are included in the various drumset multi-samples, selectable within the browser. When the oneshot import feature is added, you will also be able to use them via drag and drop.Examigan wrote:What directory do I place the Factory Drums in?
Yes it's still not complete, but it will be step-by-step in the future. Until now, most of the function are explained through tooltips.Examigan wrote: Also I found where the documentation is, but it's not finished. Any idea when that will be completed?
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- KVRAF
- 8094 posts since 16 Oct, 2006
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- KVRAF
- 9843 posts since 15 Sep, 2005 from East Coast of the USA
AFAIK, not yet but they are probably working on that.rob_lee wrote:This available for mac yet Rob?Examigan wrote:Ok thanksparawave wrote:It doesn't matter, the factory drums can be used like any other sample library, it's thought as an extra. Use it in your preferred sampler. If you want to use them within Rapid, they are included in the various drumset multi-samples, selectable within the browser. When the oneshot import feature is added, you will also be able to use them via drag and drop.Examigan wrote:What directory do I place the Factory Drums in?
Yes it's still not complete, but it will be step-by-step in the future. Until now, most of the function are explained through tooltips.Examigan wrote: Also I found where the documentation is, but it's not finished. Any idea when that will be completed?
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- KVRian
- 1185 posts since 27 Apr, 2016
I have had a little chance to listen to Rapid the last evenings, always an ongoing process to get to know a synth better when time is short - as well as use it in my last track, albeit supporting sounds - and I have to say the sound quality is extremely good. Often synths do not quite get everything quite right from a pure sound quality perspective and Rapid sounds very good indeed.
A very magical sounding synth.
I grabbed Touch The Universe's sound bank for Rapid and am super impressed. It really shows Rapids fidelity off. Certain this synth will feature more prominently in my tunes. It has a sharpness and clarity which cuts through the mix but can also be very textural and complex sounding at the same time.
Even the filters which I initially thought were overly clean are doing their job well.
For me it is a very precise yet smooth synth, but not so clinical that it sounds glassy or devoid of surprises and a sweetness.
A very magical sounding synth.
I grabbed Touch The Universe's sound bank for Rapid and am super impressed. It really shows Rapids fidelity off. Certain this synth will feature more prominently in my tunes. It has a sharpness and clarity which cuts through the mix but can also be very textural and complex sounding at the same time.
Even the filters which I initially thought were overly clean are doing their job well.
For me it is a very precise yet smooth synth, but not so clinical that it sounds glassy or devoid of surprises and a sweetness.
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- KVRist
- 124 posts since 4 Mar, 2015
Looks like Rapid is quite a good option for Psy sounds! It'll be interesting to compare Rapid with Avenger once it's released.Synthman2000 wrote:I have had a little chance to listen to Rapid the last evenings, always an ongoing process to get to know a synth better when time is short - as well as use it in my last track, albeit supporting sounds - and I have to say the sound quality is extremely good. Often synths do not quite get everything quite right from a pure sound quality perspective and Rapid sounds very good indeed.
A very magical sounding synth.
I grabbed Touch The Universe's sound bank for Rapid and am super impressed. It really shows Rapids fidelity off. Certain this synth will feature more prominently in my tunes. It has a sharpness and clarity which cuts through the mix but can also be very textural and complex sounding at the same time.
Even the filters which I initially thought were overly clean are doing their job well.
For me it is a very precise yet smooth synth, but not so clinical that it sounds glassy or devoid of surprises and a sweetness.
- KVRist
- 242 posts since 8 Oct, 2016 from Hagen | Germany
I remembered that some people said "RAPID sounds digital and not analog enough". i build a preset in RAPID similar to a preset from Diva. I took the same midis and played booth. So now it is your turn. Whhich demo is RAPID and which one is Diva? 
https://soundcloud.com/mirkoruta/rapid-vs-diva-vst
https://soundcloud.com/mirkoruta/rapid-vs-diva-vst
- KVRAF
- 22873 posts since 8 Oct, 2014
Just released my sound library for Rapid today. You can check out the details in the Soundware forum.
Here's some demos you can listen to.
https://soundcloud.com/steven-wagenheim ... new-sounds
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Here's some demos you can listen to.
https://soundcloud.com/steven-wagenheim ... new-sounds
There is a special offer good only through Thanksgiving day.
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- KVRAF
- 5664 posts since 7 Feb, 2013
Rapid is the second oneMirko R. wrote:I remembered that some people said "RAPID sounds digital and not analog enough". i build a preset in RAPID similar to a preset from Diva. I took the same midis and played booth. So now it is your turn. Whhich demo is RAPID and which one is Diva?
https://soundcloud.com/mirkoruta/rapid-vs-diva-vst
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- KVRist
- 242 posts since 8 Oct, 2016 from Hagen | Germany
Really?recursive one wrote:Rapid is the second oneMirko R. wrote:I remembered that some people said "RAPID sounds digital and not analog enough". i build a preset in RAPID similar to a preset from Diva. I took the same midis and played booth. So now it is your turn. Whhich demo is RAPID and which one is Diva?
https://soundcloud.com/mirkoruta/rapid-vs-diva-vst
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- KVRAF
- 5664 posts since 7 Feb, 2013
No idea actually. The first one sounded more natural/musical to me, If that's Rapid then I'm happy to own a copy of it.Mirko R. wrote:
Really?
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- KVRist
- 242 posts since 8 Oct, 2016 from Hagen | Germany
Congrats,... first one is RAPID!recursive one wrote:No idea actually. The first one sounded more natural/musical to me, If that's Rapid then I'm happy to own a copy of it.Mirko R. wrote:
Really?
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- KVRAF
- 9579 posts since 5 Aug, 2009
and if you open the filter etc. on diva? cause diva is really one of the best sounding vsts for me with dune 2! 
but this makes me interested even more in rapid!
have to resist..... december 1st with avenger + hopefully there will be a rapid sale!
but this makes me interested even more in rapid!
have to resist..... december 1st with avenger + hopefully there will be a rapid sale!
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- KVRAF
- 5664 posts since 7 Feb, 2013
Wow, great! Thanks for the preset!Mirko R. wrote:Congrats,... first one is RAPID!recursive one wrote:No idea actually. The first one sounded more natural/musical to me, If that's Rapid then I'm happy to own a copy of it.Mirko R. wrote:
Really?Here is the preset. Enjoy!
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- KVRian
- 762 posts since 13 Dec, 2014 from Germany
The filter on the second piece sounds different, but that is most probably just a matter of programming. The filter sounds darker in the second example. Probably has a lower cutoff? Or a less pronounced filter env?Mirko R. wrote:I remembered that some people said "RAPID sounds digital and not analog enough". i build a preset in RAPID similar to a preset from Diva. I took the same midis and played booth. So now it is your turn. Whhich demo is RAPID and which one is Diva?
https://soundcloud.com/mirkoruta/rapid-vs-diva-vst
- KVRAF
- 22873 posts since 8 Oct, 2014
I had to listen to this quite a few times and it's a very subtle difference but, if you listen to the 5th note in the sequence (the highest note) the first one gets a little thinner and quieter. The second one is a little fuller and louder. And I'm sure this is not in my imagination. If you take an analyzer to it and actually view the note, I am positive it will show this graphically.Mirko R. wrote:I remembered that some people said "RAPID sounds digital and not analog enough". i build a preset in RAPID similar to a preset from Diva. I took the same midis and played booth. So now it is your turn. Whhich demo is RAPID and which one is Diva?
https://soundcloud.com/mirkoruta/rapid-vs-diva-vst
In short, the 2nd one sounds slightly better on that one note.
The rest of it? I can't tell the difference. But that one high note is glaring. Now, I am not a techie in any way but if I had to guess, I'd say it was that Diva's filters are just "more accurate", "better" however you want to put it.
Having said all that, the difference in overall sound quality is so negligible that either one is acceptable for making music. It's not like one is absolutely amazing and the other is God awful. They're very close.
Most quality synths are.
- KVRAF
- 14432 posts since 16 Feb, 2005 from Planet Earth, Somewhere
Mirko R. wrote:I remembered that some people said "RAPID sounds digital and not analog enough". i build a preset in RAPID similar to a preset from Diva. I took the same midis and played booth. So now it is your turn. Whhich demo is RAPID and which one is Diva?
https://soundcloud.com/mirkoruta/rapid-vs-diva-vst
You will never believe me now but I was going to guess Diva is the second, however it is really really close and yes I am one of those who heard online clips and thought Rapid did sound very digital.
Very interesting.
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