(Not) another virus vs. VST thread

[feedingear]

I think its easy to get lost in the hype... a good songwriter and a good producer will make it sound good. For mine, the TI has a definite warm and dark vibe. It blends nicely with the VSTs I prefer to use - Alchemy, NI Massive, and some other NI products (Reaktor/FM8, Kore 2) etc. I have no issues with getting it to work in my sequencer, and bouncing in real time is really not such a big deal. Perhaps a tad tongue in cheek, but if people spent less time posting about how long it took to bounce a track, and just spent it writing their music, then perhaps they would worry less .

[MBTC]

Originally Posted by feedingear

Perhaps a tad tongue in cheek, but if people spent less time posting about how long it took to bounce a track, and just spent it writing their music, then perhaps they would worry less .

Except for the fact that some of us have access to a web forum at times when we do not necessarily have access to our music making gear.
Honestly, I think the bouncing down discussion has already been done, but my feelings there were more about the inflexibility of an audio file that represents what I did with the track at one point in time, versus one where I can still manipulate in real time RIGHT when the inspiration strikes to do so. I wasn't knocking those who have made bouncing down an integrated part of the process. It's just a shame we have to at all with all of the CPU power available these days.