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#435033 - 07/25/17 01:27 PM
Re: Need some VSTI advice (Bachus, Abacus, anyone?)
[Re: cgiles]
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Registered: 09/29/05
Posts: 6703
Loc: Roswell,GA/USA
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Bachus, Torch, you guys have given me a lot to play with and I am very grateful. I don't plan to use VST's live as I only play organ live. They are mostly to upgrade the voices in my studio recordings. Since I've started to experiment with them again, I've noticed how much they have improved tonally. So far, most have integrated nicely with REAPER, my DAW of choice, so I have not really played around much with dedicated VST players. I'll try that next. Ahhh, so many toys, so little time . Thanks again guys, this should keep me out of my wife's hair for quite a while now . chas
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#435086 - 07/27/17 09:14 AM
Re: Need some VSTI advice (Bachus, Abacus, anyone?)
[Re: cgiles]
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Registered: 01/28/05
Posts: 1162
Loc: Oradea, RO
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I just need to say +1 for Xpand 2.
While there are better VSTis out there, I don't think you can do much better for the price, even at 49 bucks. Let alone the absolutely crazy deal at $1.
This would be indeed one of the best buys.
As a freeware, I'd recommend Independence Free from Magix, but IT IS a headache to install.
This for rompler type.
Synth type - simply too many to even start to mention.
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#435233 - 07/30/17 12:45 AM
Re: Need some VSTI advice (Bachus, Abacus, anyone?)
[Re: Torch]
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Registered: 03/02/06
Posts: 7143
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