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There are many reasons why I use ppd TRITIUM (v4.2) in many productions.
First of all it is one of the most reliable VSTi I've ever used. Down to the present day, I've not managed to crash it. And I've tried hard...
Moreover, it's simplicity has convinced me from the moment I used if for the first time. It didn't even take a closer look to understand how this machine works. You see the 6 knobs and there you go (don't foget to click the "TRITIUM" logo to have a look at its behind for further tweaking). Simplicity is a big advantage, when you are someone like me who prefers to use his "own" sounds. Complexity often keeps me from really understanding how to create a certain sound. Never had that problem when using TRITIUM.
In my view, it does not sound like freeware at all. Though, I use it for bass lines mainly (great for dnb, electro) it's great for lead sounds and even synth pads, too (e.g. for house, trance). Yep, unlike many other freeware (bass) synths TRITIUM is a POLYPHONIC rascal. Another big plus...
Surely, TRITIUM is limited somehow coz it offers only one square/saw oscillator at a time. But once you've found out what it can do you won't think of this as a limitation anymore. Keep in mind that every sound parameter can be controlled via MIDI. Very important for the liveliness of a sound.
Finally, you will find all the necessary infos in the included manual.
Read ReviewFirst of all it is one of the most reliable VSTi I've ever used. Down to the present day, I've not managed to crash it. And I've tried hard...
Moreover, it's simplicity has convinced me from the moment I used if for the first time. It didn't even take a closer look to understand how this machine works. You see the 6 knobs and there you go (don't foget to click the "TRITIUM" logo to have a look at its behind for further tweaking). Simplicity is a big advantage, when you are someone like me who prefers to use his "own" sounds. Complexity often keeps me from really understanding how to create a certain sound. Never had that problem when using TRITIUM.
In my view, it does not sound like freeware at all. Though, I use it for bass lines mainly (great for dnb, electro) it's great for lead sounds and even synth pads, too (e.g. for house, trance). Yep, unlike many other freeware (bass) synths TRITIUM is a POLYPHONIC rascal. Another big plus...
Surely, TRITIUM is limited somehow coz it offers only one square/saw oscillator at a time. But once you've found out what it can do you won't think of this as a limitation anymore. Keep in mind that every sound parameter can be controlled via MIDI. Very important for the liveliness of a sound.
Finally, you will find all the necessary infos in the included manual.