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  • Do you already have Bass Station - want to go 64 bit? (p.3)
2013/12/08 11:53:59
Glyn Barnes
I tend to spend most time on the Software forum, then the coffee house for a laugh, then here. Mind you the atmosphere has improved no end up here since X3 was released. There is a lot of good information here and its no longer getting burried by the endless ****ing and trolling threads that were so common a while back.
2013/12/08 13:32:05
AT
Bass Station is good.  But if you like it you should try Ugo Audio Rez 2.  Free synth, and the best mono bass synth out there to my mind.  Not sure if it is 32 bit - I'll have to check and see.
 
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2013/12/08 13:45:02
beltrom
AT
Bass Station is good.  But if you like it you should try Ugo Audio Rez 2.  Free synth, and the best mono bass synth out there to my mind.  Not sure if it is 32 bit - I'll have to check and see.



Pretty sure it's synthedit and there's no 64-bits from that platform yet is there?
Big fan of Ugo otherwise, really like his string theory.
Don't have them installed, don't know why...
 
I think NI's Monark gets my price right now for best bass synth by the way.
2013/12/09 00:59:21
Splat
Just done a non scientific comparison Bass Station vs Monark as I just got Komplete the other day.
Yup agreed Monark is more heavyweight sonically and I guess more desirable. I feel though it isn't an egg vs egg comparison.... They "feel" quite different, both synths can live side by side IMHO. Worth buying both? Probably not, and you could probably beef up the bass station with a bit of compression and effect (which I'm sure Monark is optimizing).
2013/12/09 11:16:37
lawp
always worth sticking an amp sim after a synth sim
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