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kamui virus soundset
hi,
anyone here got the kamui virus soundset? sounds great! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yn1oZRffcT0 |
$40 for some patches!!!! You have got to be joking right?
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Manuel Schleis' Incubation Soundsets cost €46 and they are must have if you are into trance, even you should be capable of tweaking your own sounds since you own a VIRUS ;)
This Kamui set is interesting, finally not another one from the 'commerse' line |
Quite capable of making my own sounds, that way I dont have to pay some geek to do it for me ;)
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Capable of making your own soundset or not the Ummett Ozcan Soundset it a must have. Even the most experienced sound designer can benifit from anothers ideas and directions.
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I dont believe in any such thing as a 'must have' sound set for 2 reasons, the first being, the sounds you want or need really depend on what kind of music you want to make with this instrument (thats assuming that some people DO actually use this synth to make music although not much of it on this forum...cmon lets hear some more tracks peeps!) The second reason is that if someone has created a patch then U2 can recreate it if you know enough about the synth...hey its not rocket science. Just my 2c ;)
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I disagree - I bought the Polar knowing very little about subtractive synthesis and the ability to look at what the settings are on patches has taught me so much about what parameters change what types of sound instead of blindly fumbling in the dark - the ability to buy a professional sound set and have a look at those sounds/edits as well is worth the price of admission alone.
Consider it the same way you would a piano lesson - a bit of money, for the ability to pick up new information you likely would not learn on your own. Also it seems to me a fair few people post music on the forums, perhaps you just dont notice. |
Each to there own I guess but with all the free soundsets available including some very pro ones, Depeche Mode, Sasha etc. to learn from I still dont understand why you would have to buy one in order to learn about programming :confused:
Including myself only 8 people this month have posted links to there music...not a whole lot for a forum full of synthesizer owners. |
Berni must be the man. This forum has loads of award winning producers, legendary electronic musicians, synth enthusiasts, synth designers, hobbyists, instrument collectors.... all sorts of people.
Berni seems like the easily offended, defensive type of synth forum dude. Be careful... we can be exceedingly sarcastic, silly, and can kill small animals with our overly dry humor. |
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nothing is better than the sounds you make by yourself, all of these soundsets are cheap and commercial, they were synthesized to fit exactly in the ear of people who dont know much about synthesis and production.
i tought it was good too... before i realised that its just a delusion after i learned to synthsize. its just another easy way for them to make money, people who make really good sounds dont sell them. |
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Thats exactly what I said?
"I bought the Polar knowing very little about subtractive synthesis and the ability to look at what the settings are on patches has taught me so much about what parameters change what types of sound instead of blindly fumbling in the dark - the ability to buy a professional sound set and have a look at those sounds/edits as well is worth the price of admission alone." If I was dead keen on making exactly the same sounds as the ones in a soundset for my instrument, I would pay the cash - as it stands there are no banks that I would consider a must buy for the educational experience. As I said, consider it a form of a lesson. |
init patch for me thanks
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This can go on for days, you can create your own patches all day long but somewhere along the lines someone is going to come up with a patch that either you never came up with yourself or never even thought of. And Im sure somewhere along the lines you guys have all used a preset on the virus weather you changed something mildly or durasticly and wrote a song or practiced your chops. Obviously if you dont want to buy them dont but others would and Im sure they dont appricate being told that if they do they arnt real synth enthusiasts. I wright new patches every day that I persony feel are of high quality but if the Depech Mode or Noisia or Deadmau5 came out with a patch set I would gladly purchase just as I have with the Ummet Ozcan and others. I bet every now and then even they have modified presets poping up in there songs and I dont think any less of them. Do what you want we all forked out a couple grand for our synths that we are all proud of.
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@ ShortBus
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Does make me wonder why people buy patches, what if an original commercial patch was leant to someone and they changed it, tweaked it and never used the original. Would that be allowed/? :) and who would know where your patch derived from!
In short if someone was to, for arguement sake, purchase a pack, tweak it and redistribute it as there own where would the legalities fade and the legitamacy kick in!?!??! If i sample someone elses Steinway piano and am allowed to play that commercially or in public with no reprecussions, but take someone else playing a steinway in a tune would infringe copyright. Overall i can see that people have a natural flare for replicating or creating patches to sell, some people have made a name for themselves doing this. I agree with shortbus as someone else patch can prove influential in a song or the foundation for a new patch. However I am also in the same mind as Bernie. Why use someone elses patch unless you want to sound or replicate someone else 'sound'. What I am saying is a patch is not a sample and if sold, copied or leant it is totally uneforceable if not hyperthetical!!! UNDERSTAND ME? |
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