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    Posted: May 19 2014 at 12:25
Anyone know of any that are decent and compatible with Logic 10? Thanks!
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http://www.gforcesoftware.com/products/m-tron-pro

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Any of the Native Instrument products are also really good.  Kontakt or Komplete have some amazing sound libraries.
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Yep, the Mtron is great. One problem is that it accurately simulates the limited range of the original instrument, so you have to be careful when playing in higher or lower octaves. Plus some of the samples have the same trouble as the original instrument - they're non looping. Although there are some looped samples. All in all, recommended. 
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I have to say that the quality of 'tron plug-ins is superb these days, to the point of mistaking the sound for the real instrument. Check out any album by the Finnish band Kosmos. Only when a chord lasts for longer than 8 secs, then it's the give away.
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Originally posted by Tom Ozric Tom Ozric wrote:

I have to say that the quality of 'tron plug-ins is superb these days, to the point of mistaking the sound for the real instrument. Check out any album by the Finnish band Kosmos. Only when a chord lasts for longer than 8 secs, then it's the give away.


M-tron Pro has a Birotron setting. No more 8 second limits.
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.......Astra's debut, The Weirding, is all samplotron (as Andy T calls it), and very convincing.
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