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 Sun 18 Sep 2005, 15:47
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 Newbie Group: Members Posts: 3 Joined: 18-Sep 05 From: Lincolnshire - US Member No.: 70,164  |
I'm looking to get into the world of soft synths, but I sort of don't know where to start. I'm wondering what the best software is for the money for my purposes. I actually have pretty basic needs, I'm mainly looking for top notch sampled acoustic piano, rhodes, wurlitzer, and hammond b3 sounds. Other samples would be fun to mess around with but my primary concern is high quality sounds for the basic keyboard instruments for the most reasonable amount of money.
Can anyone help me out with what to consider? Thanks, Josh |
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Mon 19 Sep 2005, 15:02
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Junior Member  Group: Members Posts: 114 Joined: 02-Aug 02 From: BURBANK - US Member No.: 6,512 |
I can recomend LinPlugs "daOrgan" ($49.) for the B3 and Native instruments "Electrik Piano" ($229. pricey but very good) for the Wurly and Rhodes. I use them myself and I very happy. As for the piano, there are many very good ones around but I wouldn't be the one to recomend one as my instrument is trumpet and I am a lousy pianist.
http://www.nativeinstruments.de/ http://www.linplug.com/ Good Luck' DANO10 
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soylentjosh Soft Synth Beginner Sun 18 Sep 2005, 15:47
soylentjosh Oh, and i forgot to mention, I'm running an 1.... Sun 18 Sep 2005, 15:49 ArolaMorre Mac Audio Guy (http://macaudioguy.com just compile... Mon 19 Sep 2005, 11:03 rickenbacker I would say Logic Pro 7 is as good as place as any... Mon 19 Sep 2005, 13:45 ArolaMorre oh yeah, I forgot that GarageBand has some excelle... Mon 19 Sep 2005, 14:27 soylentjosh Should I maybe be considering samplers for my purp... Mon 19 Sep 2005, 14:45
gdoubleyou Garage Band and Logic Express contain simplified v... Mon 19 Sep 2005, 17:07 |
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