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Originally Posted by 3o3
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at least it wasn't screaming for food or attention like the other child here.
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Hehe. Me and Ausa seems to be really lucky with Nova. She loves to sit next to me and watch me play around with Reason. She is really fantastic
And still.. I am very jelous of you, I want an V-synth aswell (and i've wanted one since i first saw it. It looks so great esp. if you got other fun gear to sample) |
You wait 303, it'll come mate. They don't stay like that for long.
Yeah that's the thing with the V-synth - it's really a sampler with heaps of flexibility to mangle the samples you put in.
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Originally Posted by Timo
Every synth manufacturer should take a leaf out of the V-Synth book, imo.
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I agree. The only thing I wish it had was smoother filters (they have audible stepping if you push them too hard), although you can kind of work around it, but it's a massive drawback. Other than that it's in a league of it's own.
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Originally Posted by Merl
Good work. I just got done getting a few modules myself. Been heading back the hardware route myself. I am finding it way more productive without all the distractions!
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Yeah, I tried using a few softies at first before getting this, Kontakt and Absynth, but they fell flat compared to this thing - for a start you can't really record straight into them, plus it's so fast and easy to make sounds on the V-Synth that's it's pure fun. So what new ones have you bought then Merl?
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Originally Posted by Tommer
hollow,what did your wife had to say about you buying a new toy?
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She said it was OK with her if I bought one ages ago, but as it's alot of cash I thought I'd try the soft route first. Now that I have the V-Synth I shouldn't have wasted my time.
Everyone who gets into creative sampling should have one of these machines!