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I found this helpful

And the bass part intrigues  me the most since I sometimes struggle with basslines 

50 minutes ago, aidan o driscoll said:

The wow factor in this has to be that its a MULTITRACK auto midi composer, something that other similar tools are not in that generally they are one track chord composers. I think this is the major point. So if you completely change the bass line chord wise, the other tracks will too

I do like the potential even though implementation will be a learning curve. In any case, I know learning how to make this useful might take some rolling up sleeves. 

Arturia made it a no-brainer. They had an offer in my account to upgrade for only $39 and included pink floyd expansion.  

The demo didn't exactly wow me, but I am a big fan of companies who listen. The fact that Josh is not running from questions is enough for me to give product a chance. Just purchased and will hopefully figure it out

ADSR'S freebie each month is usually straightforward. I see no reason it wouldn't work

It's funny that the bigger the group buy gets the less inclined I am to get it. The level I want to get in on may be overkill.  Still tempting

Thank you. Much appreciated. One last question. Are there any syntronik modules you feel stand out?

I just added an arturia minilab mk2 to my collection, which came with analog lab lite. They offered an upgrade for $69 to full. I am contemplating either this or grabbing the ik equivalents via syntronik. I love the sounds in the lite/intro version that came with .  obviously experiences vary but does anyone have both and can share pros and cons of each?

This video is a prime example of why I groan when i see responses to inquiries about autotune with "learn to sing". Autotune will not make a bad singer sing well and "singing well" is definitely more than the technical sum of proper pitch. It's an overused effect in pop music but audiences will eventually decide they had enough.

This information often evolves too.  Plugins I would have recommended previously may have been replaced.

On 7/8/2021 at 7:00 AM, bitflipper said:

Good to see you back, dubdisciple.

Just saw this. I missed the useful information from this forum

For those who derive pleasure from beating up on noobies who don't fit your personal definition of the proper way to obtain information, get over yourself. The search feature is great , but can often lead to tons of useless information as well when it comes to broad topics. Searching may or may not yield relevant responses, but asking directly will have a better chance of weeding out irrelevant information aside from the people who think berating people is somehow edgy.  The OP managed to obtain some good leads.

To the OP, one of the struggles when starting is wading through the humongous glut of options. Most of us use only some of the many vsts we own.  A few things that help me decide are watching or well written reviews that really show me the practical use beyond marketing pitch. Some of the best vsts may be absolutely useless to you depending on your needs. 

On 9/14/2021 at 9:09 PM, kevin H said:

Strike one. That language is not tolerated here haha

[Tina turner voice] 🎵What's neeed gotta do with it. Whaaaat's neeeed but denial of your gaaaaaas..[/Tina]

I think the issue i have with copyright laws is it allows people who never even knew the artist to sponge off of legacies in ways that are questionable. I just saw that the trendy brand Supreme is selling hideous "Love Supreme" clothing with Coltrane's image.  I can't say for sure John would have said no, but the fact that there is no way to even guess makes this questionable as to whether simply sharing DNA 60 years later is any more valid than public domain.

I find with these type of plugins that the best chance of finding a useful demo is stumbling across a consumer who went past their generic EDM demos. WA has interesting ideas, so-so implementation, and absolutely poor documentation. I have instascale and instachord and neither is used. What little use i found for them was after watching a decent youtuber who figured out things never documented by WA.  I am somewhat intruiged but cautious

Seems interesting though

Is it a "compresor" or "composer"? The image in link says two different things

16 hours ago, Grem said:

Well I was working on a song with EZ Bass and MODO Bass. After working a good bit to get the bass sounding like I wanted it to inside EZB, I tried to send the midi out of EZB to MODO and sure enough, didn't work. It was OK but not like what it sounded like in EZB. Most articulations that make a part sound good, were lost. What a shame. Toontrack really needs to get off of it and open that up. Such a shame.

However, I put my Overloud MKII bass amp with EZB set to DI and no effects it it sounded good. Really good! So there is hope.

This! When I was trying the demos, the Modo seemed to provide better overall options, buy I liked the composition features of ezbass. When I tried to play parts generated in ezbass in modobass the differences in articulation made that a lot less attractive. They really should include at least three bass types 

It struggles with inverted chords, but for the price more than worth it. 

I am a big fan of scaler because of its ability to work well with other adjacent programs like remidi. 

1 hour ago, telecode 101 said:

i need something on sale in the $199 tier.

you sure about this OP? I see SVX2 listed at $49 on their site.

 

https://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/svx2/index.php?p=gear

 

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I'm logged in and it shows as $99

I have been on fence about buying ezbass . if this was included, it might make ,me lean towards it