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Renegade

Synth (Analogue / Subtractive) Plugin by G-Sonique
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Renegade has an average user rating of 4.33 from 3 reviews

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Renegade

Reviewed By LeVzi [all]
December 3rd, 2010
Version reviewed: latest on Windows

I bought this recently, as I do like G Sonique plugins (I use the Alien303 for all my 303 needs) and I am extremely happy with it.

I am not au fait with the whole analog vs digital arguements but this synth is incredibly rich in quality to cpu hit.

It has enough options for it to be useful in pretty much all areas, from thick basslines to powerful leads.

It is one of the lesser known synths around yet I think, one of the little hidden gems that you find and adore.

The price is crazy for such a great synth tbh, 28 Euros.

G Sonique are a company I fully trust and enjoy using their products.
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Discussion: Active
George the Third
George the Third
24 August 2014 at 2:42pm

I have this synth and I'm wondering if anyone else has this annoying pulse from renegade when every thing in the DAW is idle. It's fine in playback and recording but when you have multiple versions open and the same time it generates a hell of a racket. Any help on this much appreciated. :-) thanks.

Larrada
Larrada
27 May 2015 at 6:17am

I know I'm quite late to respond, but in case you or anyone else runs into this problem it might help someone. I had the same pulsating noise after I purchased it. You need to put in the email you used when you purchased it at the top left of the synth (very small space to enter it) and also the same with the serial number on the top right. Hope this helps someone.

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