will also say that using samples for synthbass is kind of lame when
theres real analog VA's out there.
I generally wouldn't use samples for synth bass either, but I think the Trilian sample sets are unique enough that I really like it. There's some real analog grit and gnarliness to a lot of it that's hard to get with VA's.layzer wrote: Sun Aug 23, 2020 8:05 am dont use trillian (or any spectrasonic symths) but i will say there are lots of cheaper, even free ways to get a good synthbass. (Charlatan, Elektro)
will also say that using samples for synthbass is kind of lame when
theres real analog VA's out there.![]()
I forgot that I do use the uprights. Don't use the electrics at all since I can play my own bass. When I go back and listen to the Spectrasonics demos I'm inspired all over again.datroof wrote: Mon Aug 24, 2020 4:17 pm Trilain still has some good sounds - I still use their upright basses occasionally. It ain't broke.
Ooooh, thanks for the heads-up zvenx!
fantastic
They used to have an option to buy a download at the Spectrasonics Techshop. Maybe just email them to see whether they still offer it - I can't think of a good reason why they'd remove it as an option given that it wouldn't be that tricky or costly to handle using AWS.nj wrote: Fri Nov 13, 2020 10:09 am Is there a way to purchase the reinstall/library as a download? I haven't installed Trilian on my current machine and lost all the installation discs. I still have the Trilian licence in my Spectrasonics account but they only have USB installation drives for sale. I wouldn't mind checking out the update![]()
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