Mon 27 Nov 2006, 02:59
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 2 Joined: 27-Nov 06 From: Toronto - CA Member No.: 85,680 |
I'm looking at purchasing Logic, but I'm not really sure just how versatile the sound modelling feature is. Would it completely eliminate the need for any hardware modelling synths, like say this Alesis Ion I've had my eye on?:
![]() How wide a range of sounds can I create with it? Can I create sounds from scratch, or only massage existing ones? |
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Mon 27 Nov 2006, 09:22
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Advanced Member ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 479 Joined: 08-May 05 From: Portland - US Member No.: 65,373 |
That's a tough queston as I hear answers from both points of view. Some guys swear that there are certain sounds that they simply cannot get with virtual synths. Some guys threw their hardware synths out years ago & never looked back.
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LFK How Powerful Is The Sound Modelling In Logic? Mon 27 Nov 2006, 02:59
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