Is it worth using the built in FX?

Plugins ANA 1.5
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I already bought ANA and I like the oscillators a lot so no reason for selling points. I am just wondering if there are any pros to using a built in “Reverb” when I have the Lexicon PCM Native Reverb VST

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No… If you have the lex use it for sure.

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[quote]phil johnston (19/03/2012)[hr]No… If you have the lex use it for sure.[/quote]



Ok was just making sure there wasn’t some timing issues or what not, thanks!

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No its really just to add for browsing the presets… Most of the time a standalone reverb will be better… Also you would only need a couple of reverbs on the returns for a who,e project.

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[quote]phil johnston (19/03/2012)[hr]No its really just to add for browsing the presets… Most of the time a standalone reverb will be better… Also you would only need a couple of reverbs on the returns for a who,e project.[/quote]



good point

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Wait so does the same apply for the filters? I got Pro-Q recently and I REALLY like it, but I always see you guys using the cutoff

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The filters on ana are linked to the envelopes and other modulation sources. There is also a seperate filter on every note played.



So using a standalone filter isnt going to work the same.

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[quote]phil johnston (19/03/2012)[hr]The filters on ana are linked to the envelopes and other modulation sources. There is also a seperate filter on every note played.



So using a standalone filter isnt going to work the same.[/quote]



Ah ok, so for synths the only thing I should fx I should be using that is built in is the Filter then?

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I think pick and choose what sounds good.



I really love ANAs Phaser, Chorus and ampsim… they can be intrinsic to the sound of a preset.


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ok