DXi's

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Jack Ludden
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2005/09/15 18:14:50 (permalink)

DXi's

is there much of a difference between the three or four DXi's included with sonar 4 PE? im pretty much just using them for drum tracks. anyone have a recommendation?

 
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    LoopJunkie
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    RE: DXi's 2005/09/15 19:27:21 (permalink)
    is there much of a difference between the three or four DXi's included with sonar 4 PE?


    The TTS-1 is a decent all-purpose GM/GS module, Cyclone is a sample mangler/chopper for groove clips and Dreamstation is an o.k. mono synth with a good basic character for bass patches. Revalver is an amp sim plugin.

    You should make the difference ...

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    Antler
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    RE: DXi's 2005/09/16 08:47:30 (permalink)
    This may sound stupid, but what is the TTS-1? (I don't have Sonar 4, but I do have 3.) Is it like the Edirol Virtual Sound Canvas? Does it sound better?
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    beltrom
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    RE: DXi's 2005/09/16 09:32:25 (permalink)
    Yes the TTS-1 is like a VSC on steroids. Like LoopJunkie said it's not to bad really.

    The dreamstation is NOT mono btw. It's a polysynth and sadly overlooked. To my ears it's still one of the best "traditional" synths out there. With a much broader range than just bass. I think it's the small and cartonish GUI that turns people off. It's OK and logical but not stylish...


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