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friso
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Thanks for all the tips!
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I'm guitarist and songwriter for the prog-related band Mother Bass. Find us at http://www.motherbass.com. I also enter stages throughout the Netherlands performing my poetry.
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moshkito
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Hi, I have wondered about that ... sort of like a lot of the games in the market, that have the same "engine" for its start, and then are saddled with its limitations. This was much more visible 20 years ago, when all the engines for new games copied EQ. I can not say the same thing about VST's but I always wondered why they sounded so similar, when to me, a lot of the real instruments did not sound that ... poor! I have used a few things ... IKT had that Philharmonic thing and it was really nice, with one problem ... using more than one item in their program meant that you had to know a lot more about music ... and it meant learning the geek stuff ... I still don't know how to use 2 or 3 different things from that program using different midi this or that bs! And, guess what ... no one can help you because most of them don't know it either! It ended up being a frustrating money ripper. Heck, I had Sonar X, and at one time Abelton Live 8 ... and I still could not record something then play something along with it and record it at the same time ... it got to be that I gave up ... I can still play things on my own, and love my trusty Jupiter 8-V (Arturia) for a lot of sounds and creative bruhaha, but some of these sounds are just sitting there ... I can do poetry over them, I can do some other music with it on my ear phones, but still can not record with them on. I guess geekery is not for me! Fudge on VST's and a lot of that crap of programs that are not for musicians ... I don't think!
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Davesax1965
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Trouble with a lot of free VSTs is that they're all pretty much based on the same engine.
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progaardvark
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^I haven't heard of that one. Thanks for recommending it. I'll try that one out this weekend since I'm in the mood for goofing off and composing some new stuff.
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Hrychu
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Blamsoft VK-1 completely blows MiniMogueVA out of water. It's IMHO the best free minimoog emulation out there.
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progaardvark
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The only free ones I have are MiniMogueVA, AnaMark, and Surge. I don't think any of these would be good for neo-prog, but MiniMogueVA is good for analog-styled sounds. I downloaded AnaMark to play around with its microtonal abilities. I barely used Surge, so I don't know enough about it to comment. I believe I used Tapeworm two years ago, but I bought myself GForce's M-Tron Pro 3 and haven't used anything else for mellotron-styled stuff since then.
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The ones I use most often are Monolisa for leads, Sytrus for leads, pads, & various keys, Tapeworm for mellotron-type sounds, Samsara FabBass for bass (obviously).
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friso
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Hi there! Any recommendations for progressive rock sounds for midi-recording you can download for free? I would love to have some more neo-prog sounding patches.
I myself use: - Tal Reverb - Spitfire BBC Orchestra - Redtron Mellotron - MT Powerdrumkit - Lost in 70's Hanon B70 Organ - Bitsonic LP Keyzone Classic - 2Gether Audio Cheeze Machine |
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I'm guitarist and songwriter for the prog-related band Mother Bass. Find us at http://www.motherbass.com. I also enter stages throughout the Netherlands performing my poetry.
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