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Waitin’ until Chord Potion Number Nine

Sweeeeheeeet!

Loving most of them, particularly Velvet, Vacuum and Hybrid, but I want that Loom II.

Edith is nowhere to be found when she’s needed, as always. Best check some of those VI Control threads, husker, like this one: https://vi-control.net/community/threads/8dio-silka-vs-insolidus.86746/

Mmmm that Monastery Grand looks mighty fine at 4GB.

Make that OrangeTreeSamples.

Again? But if you haven’t got them, they’re pretty, pretty good.

Primarily vinyl stuff for a lo-fi sheen but apparently less forceful and more laidback than the RC-20, which I probably would prefer.

Meanwhile, more than happy with the Vinyl Strip from AudioThing

It’s a Brussels thang.

Sprouts

Same here. RC-20 for $10. Now please.

Maybe get the AIR Velvet for $14.99 at JRR. Larry has it up in another wonderful post.

Sounds pretty much the same as Blofeld, John. Gotta love wavetables More importantly, it’s much easier to work with than the hardware version. But I agree on the GUI. Great to know it’s NKS compatible.

There are better Rhodes out there, for sure. At low sale pricing, check out the AIR Velvet, the AAS Lizard (now at 50% off) and even the Waves one. If you’ve got Pianoteq, do add their Electric Pianos. There’s even a CP-80 in their free KIViR collection.

Wish they would make more. Also love their Rhodes and Yamaha electric.

Well done. I like that one very much. Edith: and apparently still have a second serial for their Studio Grand as well as Modern Upright, if anyone’s interested.

Shaken

200. Or 300. Yep, 300.

Ooooooooooooooooooh

Nice one.

Unfilter is the most powerful plugin of its kind. If you can’t do it there, you won’t do it anywhere.

Good description, antler. But the presets make it come alive and, sadly, they’re lacking in the demo. However, you can get close to its full power by using the randomizer button.

I will say this: it’s an exemplary wave table synth and it does what Blofeld does, more or less, which is why I don’t go after digital hardware anymore. I mean, you can get the same thing in software (plus a controller if you’re so inclined). Case in point: the Blofeld hardware module is $500. You can get Largo for one twentieth of that princely sum.

Don’t like the sopranos either, but then I’m a bariton with a querflöte