|
|
|
Forum Guru
 
Group: Registered Members
Last Login: Today @ 22:34
Posts: 525,
Visits: 1,604
|
|
| just wondering if anyone knows a synth with cooler sounds and easy to program, sylenth is a bit too candy shop or something, i like it but really its not interesting enough or something
|
|
|
|
|
Sonic House Mafia
Group: Subscribers
Last Login: 06 January 2012 19:14
Posts: 5,245,
Visits: 7,430
|
|
|
|
|
|
Forum Guru
Group: Subscribers
Last Login: 30 January 2012 19:27
Posts: 750,
Visits: 2,376
|
|
|
|
|
|
Sonic House Mafia
Group: Registered Members
Last Login: 09 November 2011 04:56
Posts: 3,690,
Visits: 5,480
|
|
don't really know what you mean but sylenth1 has one of the best sounds for a softsynth + Fantastic Effects + easy to use + flexible + reasonably priced + huge bank of 1400 + presets.
a simple synth that sounds good would be
Arturia MiniMoog V (not the modular version if you want simplicity)
MiniMonsta
Massive (looks scary but its very simple and routing is simply drag and drop)
Strobe
don't really know anymore that sound as good as sylenth and are as easy to program as sylenth, from the list above i would say that massive is probably the only one that will also cover the same range of sounds as sylenth.
I probably don't know what the hell I'm talking about, You probably
don't know what the hell I'm talking about but together we will get
there........
http://www.youtube.com/user/BasicSynthesis
http://soundcloud.com/jon_fisher
Winter Warmer 2010 by jon_fisher
|
|
|
|
|
Sonic House Mafia
Group: Registered Members
Last Login: 13 July 2011 16:19
Posts: 3,057,
Visits: 4,053
|
|
Sylenth IMO is not the best sounding VST out there. It sounds great, dont get me wrong, but its not the BEST. However.... It is the easiest IMO. Period.
When it gets crazy is when you add tons of modulation options. It can be really confusing if you dont know what to look for.
Follow me on Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, and Soundcloud!
|
|
|
|
|
Forum Member
Group: Registered Members
Last Login: 15 September 2010 04:08
Posts: 278,
Visits: 349
|
|
jon_fisher (30/07/2010)
don't really know what you mean but sylenth1 has one of the best sounds for a softsynth + Fantastic Effects + easy to use + flexible + reasonably priced + huge bank of 1400 + presets.
a simple synth that sounds good would be
Arturia MiniMoog V (not the modular version if you want simplicity)
MiniMonsta
Massive (looks scary but its very simple and routing is simply drag and drop)
Strobe
don't really know anymore that sound as good as sylenth and are as easy to program as sylenth, from the list above i would say that massive is probably the only one that will also cover the same range of sounds as sylenth.actually all the synths you mentioned cover more of a range of sounds than sylenth
|
|
|
|
|
Sonic House Mafia
Group: Registered Members
Last Login: 09 November 2011 04:56
Posts: 3,690,
Visits: 5,480
|
|
bobby lupo (30/07/2010)
jon_fisher (30/07/2010)
don't really know what you mean but sylenth1 has one of the best sounds for a softsynth + Fantastic Effects + easy to use + flexible + reasonably priced + huge bank of 1400 + presets.
a simple synth that sounds good would be
Arturia MiniMoog V (not the modular version if you want simplicity)
MiniMonsta
Massive (looks scary but its very simple and routing is simply drag and drop)
Strobe
don't really know anymore that sound as good as sylenth and are as easy to program as sylenth, from the list above i would say that massive is probably the only one that will also cover the same range of sounds as sylenth.actually all the synths you mentioned cover more of a range of sounds than sylenth
how can synths with less Oscillators and less modulation options (i know strobe has more mod) produce a larger range of possible sounds.
I probably don't know what the hell I'm talking about, You probably
don't know what the hell I'm talking about but together we will get
there........
http://www.youtube.com/user/BasicSynthesis
http://soundcloud.com/jon_fisher
Winter Warmer 2010 by jon_fisher
|
|
|
|
|
Forum Member
Group: Registered Members
Last Login: 17 November 2011 06:37
Posts: 397,
Visits: 5,253
|
|
|
|
|
|
Sonic House Mafia
Group: Registered Members
Last Login: 09 November 2011 04:56
Posts: 3,690,
Visits: 5,480
|
|
jon_fisher (30/07/2010)
bobby lupo (30/07/2010)
[quote]jon_fisher (30/07/2010)
don't really know what you mean but sylenth1 has one of the best sounds for a softsynth + Fantastic Effects + easy to use + flexible + reasonably priced + huge bank of 1400 + presets.
a simple synth that sounds good would be
Arturia MiniMoog V (not the modular version if you want simplicity)
MiniMonsta
Massive (looks scary but its very simple and routing is simply drag and drop)
Strobe
don't really know anymore that sound as good as sylenth and are as easy to program as sylenth, from the list above i would say that massive is probably the only one that will also cover the same range of sounds as sylenth.actually all the synths you mentioned cover more of a range of sounds than sylenth
scrap that lol
I probably don't know what the hell I'm talking about, You probably
don't know what the hell I'm talking about but together we will get
there........
http://www.youtube.com/user/BasicSynthesis
http://soundcloud.com/jon_fisher
Winter Warmer 2010 by jon_fisher
|
|
|
|
|
Forum Member
Group: Registered Members
Last Login: 15 September 2010 04:08
Posts: 278,
Visits: 349
|
|
jon_fisher (30/07/2010)
jon_fisher (30/07/2010)
bobby lupo (30/07/2010)
[quote]jon_fisher (30/07/2010)
don't really know what you mean but sylenth1 has one of the best sounds for a softsynth + Fantastic Effects + easy to use + flexible + reasonably priced + huge bank of 1400 + presets.
a simple synth that sounds good would be
Arturia MiniMoog V (not the modular version if you want simplicity)
MiniMonsta
Massive (looks scary but its very simple and routing is simply drag and drop)
Strobe
don't really know anymore that sound as good as sylenth and are as easy to program as sylenth, from the list above i would say that massive is probably the only one that will also cover the same range of sounds as sylenth.actually all the synths you mentioned cover more of a range of sounds than sylenth
scrap that lol
|
|
|
|