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2008/12/08 18:18:10 (permalink)

favorite software

I was wondering if anyone would be willing to share some of their favorite software so I can get a better idea of where to go from here. This is the stuff I use now.

SHS6
Stylus RMX
Battery 3
Goldwave
Studio Instruments
z3ta+
ImpOscar
SFZ

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    gmon72
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    RE: favorite software 2008/12/08 20:10:22 (permalink)
    Jamstix 2
    BFD2
    Manybass
    Amplitube 2
    Guru
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    bitflipper
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    RE: favorite software 2008/12/08 21:13:48 (permalink)
    Adobe Audition
    Foobar 2000
    Superior Drummer 2.0
    Har-Bal
    Ozone
    GlissEQ

    Jamstix used to be on my list, it's on my blacklist at the moment due to unresolved technical difficulties with its license key.

    Kontakt 2 is on probation, expecting Kontakt 3 this week. Not yet sure if it'll make the "favorite" list.


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    cryophonik
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    RE: favorite software 2008/12/08 22:02:33 (permalink)

    ORIGINAL: shawn912

    I was wondering if anyone would be willing to share some of their favorite software so I can get a better idea of where to go from here.


    What style of music do you typically write?

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    RE: favorite software 2008/12/08 22:24:00 (permalink)
    Music Creator 4
    Jamstix
    Ozone 3

    That's pretty much it.

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    RE: favorite software 2008/12/09 10:20:32 (permalink)
    Melodyne
    Spectrasonic- Trilogy
    EZdrummer


    not all -just addition to list
    post edited by spacey - 2008/12/09 14:19:21
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    RE: favorite software 2008/12/09 11:52:46 (permalink)
    Where do I begin?

    Kore 2 and Komplete from NI (*shock*)
    Tera, Cube, Poseidon and Reflect from VirSyn
    all the u-he plugs
    Korg Legacy Digital Edition
    Circle from FAW
    Xphraze from Steinberg (sadly discontinued)
    Komplexer by Terratec (also sadly discontinued)

    and tons more...

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    RE: favorite software 2008/12/09 12:42:28 (permalink)
    Good question, because it made me think and take inventory - mostly pop/rock with vox and real guitars/bass guitars/hand percussion:

    80+% of my usage covered by:
    Sonar 8 PE (and its plug-ins)
    EZ Drummer
    B4 II
    Dimension Pro (also with Proteus Pak)
    Battery 3
    [Though it doesn't usually get in the final mix, I'll use TTS to sketch things out quickly at times]

    Less, but appreciable use of: Jamstix 2 and Melodyne; Slicey Drummer and SD-1 are occasionally useful also.

    I really like but am not using much at this point: Kontakt 3 and Garritan J&BB

    (I still use Synth Hardware with the vast majority covered by: Motif ES7 and Fantom XR with 4 SRX boards)


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    RE: favorite software 2008/12/09 13:54:56 (permalink)
    Sonar 6
    Project 5 V2.5
    Jamstix 2
    Addictive Drums
    Dimension Pro
    Ozone
    Voxengo Plugs - Voxformer, Marquis, Analogflux, GlissEQ
    PSP Vintage Warmer

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    RE: favorite software 2008/12/10 05:40:58 (permalink)
    Wusikstation 5 (and Viral Outbreak as my latest fav soundset for it)
    Manystation (I use the sounds from it in Wusik 5)
    Battery 3

    I have a new one I just got in the mail yesterday
    but will probably make it to my favs list:
    SonikSynth2
    SampleTank 2XL (downloading the freebie as I type, as part of the 2-for-1 IK deal...)

    I would also like to get Sylenth1 if I have any $$ leftover this month





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    jwintermute
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    RE: favorite software 2008/12/10 17:37:02 (permalink)
    OK I may be out of line here but Reason 4 is good if you can afford it. Just getting it and P5 to ReWire together is a lot of fun. Reason is good fun to use, all those cables... hehe

    I also use the Arturia Vintage pack. They misbehave a little bit when you use them natively on Vista but work like a dream as VSTs with P5 and Sonar. Whilst I enjoy playing around with z3ta, Dimension Pro, Rapture and all those modern-day synths, it's often easier - for someone who grew up with a Pro-One and Juno 60 - to use classics synths in the virtual world. I'll still turn to the MiniMoog V if I need a meaty bass . And the Moog Modular - hours of fun (it's them cables again )
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    RE: favorite software 2008/12/10 19:57:23 (permalink)

    Another vote for the PSP Vintage Warmer from me.

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