Super 8 - New polysynth by Native Instruments

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vurt wrote: Mon May 06, 2019 12:37 pm no one is busy enough that that step is meaningful though.
if that one step is all that's stopping people, im guessing the problem isnt with reaktor...
It sure becomes meaningful if you have 100 tracks in your project.

And mind you, I use Reaktor. I'm just saying I can understand people's displeasure with certain aspects of the work environment, not the least of which is the horrendous preset management system.

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wagtunes wrote: Mon May 06, 2019 12:40 pm
vurt wrote: Mon May 06, 2019 12:37 pm no one is busy enough that that step is meaningful though.
if that one step is all that's stopping people, im guessing the problem isnt with reaktor...
It sure becomes meaningful if you have 100 tracks in your project.

And mind you, I use Reaktor. I'm just saying I can understand people's displeasure with certain aspects of the work environment, not the least of which is the horrendous preset management system.
if super8 or any synth, was attractive and useful, if it's the only way, you do what you have to.

using reaktor is different to other synths and yes, it annoyed the crap out of me when i first started using it and had to keep referring to the manual just to save...
but then it's just like anything, it becomes natural.
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vurt wrote: Mon May 06, 2019 12:45 pm
wagtunes wrote: Mon May 06, 2019 12:40 pm
vurt wrote: Mon May 06, 2019 12:37 pm no one is busy enough that that step is meaningful though.
if that one step is all that's stopping people, im guessing the problem isnt with reaktor...
It sure becomes meaningful if you have 100 tracks in your project.

And mind you, I use Reaktor. I'm just saying I can understand people's displeasure with certain aspects of the work environment, not the least of which is the horrendous preset management system.
if super8 or any synth, was attractive and useful, if it's the only way, you do what you have to.

using reaktor is different to other synths and yes, it annoyed the crap out of me when i first started using it and had to keep referring to the manual just to save...
but then it's just like anything, it becomes natural.
And therein lies the rub Vurt. With everything that I already own, plus having Reaktor where I can build any ensemble I want already, S8 is about as attractive to me as a burnt piece of toast.

Of course I get that some people like burnt toast.

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so then, it's not for you.
that's fine too. dont buy it.
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vurt wrote: Mon May 06, 2019 1:00 pm so then, it's not for you.
that's fine too. dont buy it.
Thanks. That aside, I don't really understand how we got into the whole SynthEdit versus Reaktor thing in the first place. I mean the one has nothing in common with the other other than they both ultimately end up making musical sounds. Or of course unmusical if you're so inclined that way.

But this is typical KVR. We go into tangents that have nothing to do with the actual subject.

And I'm not exactly sure what that is either.

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i think the subject is ni released a synth.
not sure why people feel the need to argue anything with that as a subject.

it's like if i dont like artichokes, standing in the supermarket and telling people why they shouldnt like artichokes.
it would be my time im wasting on things that i dont like, rather than just buying some fennel.
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vurt wrote: Mon May 06, 2019 12:37 pm no one is busy enough that that step is meaningful though.
if that one step is all that's stopping people, im guessing the problem isnt with reaktor...

its not the one step, its having to install TWO extra pieces of software just to run one synth.

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AnX wrote: Mon May 06, 2019 1:16 pm
vurt wrote: Mon May 06, 2019 12:37 pm no one is busy enough that that step is meaningful though.
if that one step is all that's stopping people, im guessing the problem isnt with reaktor...

its not the one step, its having to install TWO extra pieces of software just to run one synth.
just buy fennel :hug:
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:lol:
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fennel?

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it's an analogy
dont waste your time if you're not interested :)
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and yes, before you ask.
absolutely wankered. :ud:
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AnX wrote: Mon May 06, 2019 1:16 pm its not the one step, its having to install TWO extra pieces of software just to run one synth.
That's my whole point. You can just download and install Tyrell N6 for free which in my opinion blows away Super 8 and start making music or you can sign up for an N.I. account, download and install Native Access, download and install Reaktor player then pay for and download and install Super 8.

As I have said Super 8 isn't a bad synth but taken in context with other options it begins to pale. But if people prefer the sound of Super 8 and are willing to jump through the hoops then more power to them. No one is telling anyone not to buy Super 8 we're simply pointing out that there are alternatives worth checking out especially if you're new to the scene and don't already have the required N.I. software installed. I'm a huge fan of N.I. but I think they just phoned this one in and went for low hanging fruit.
None are so hopelessly enslaved as those who falsely believe they are free. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

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vurt wrote: Mon May 06, 2019 1:24 pm and yes, before you ask.
absolutely wankered. :ud:
I plan on an little Pineapple Express later today after grocery shopping which is where I'm headed now.... :wheee:
None are so hopelessly enslaved as those who falsely believe they are free. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

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Teksonik wrote: Mon May 06, 2019 1:33 pmYou can just download and install Tyrell N6 for free which in my opinion blows away Super 8

Not in the amount of modulation possible, though :)

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