Starting with software-based music production

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One more vote for NI Komplete.
 

 
      From: random variate <randomvariate at hotmail.co.uk>
 To: Music-bar <music-bar at lists.music-bar.org> 
 Sent: Thursday, January 7, 2016 1:57 PM
 Subject: RE: Starting with software-based music production
   
I would recommend NI Komplete... Its a full suite of synths (many synthesis engines), fx, sample/rompler type synths..and then you also get Reaktor, which is Endless (with a capital E). I recently spent more time with Reaktor and stumbled on many small plugins that are simply inspirational.

Komplete 9 might be cheap at some places as latest version is Komplete 10.

Komplete 9 also enables you to use Reaktor Player 6, which opens the door to the new Blocks (virtual modular) NI synth concept.

Oh, and I'd also recommend the Korg Legacy collection.... I am a card carrying hardware fiend (I have an OB8 due in a few weeks), but those two VST packs are truly amazing sounding.


Lets see what other think though.

Cheers

TimFrom:Peter Korsten
Sent:‎07/‎01/‎2016 21:47
To:Music Bar
Subject:Starting with software-based music production

Yes, I know I hate software for creating music, but the fact of the
matter is that my PC and my synths are in entirely different portions of 
the house. So, in order to play around a bit, what would you guys 
recommend? Would it, for example, make sense to buy the Arturia V 
Collection 4, which for a few more days sells for €200?

- Peter
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