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[daveiv]

Any opinion on AIR's new stuff Electric, TubeSynth, Hype, etc.?

[Lemar Sain]

26 minutes ago, daveiv said:

Any opinion on AIR's new stuff Electric, TubeSynth, Hype, etc.?

TubeSynth is a bit of a retread of Air Vacuum Pro but made for the Akai MPC hardware. It's now in VST. (so if you have Vacuum already you're good) or you can get Vacuum much cheaper if you look around.

Hype Synth on the other hand is brand new (also made for MPC hardware initially) That being said it's pretty good. Modern sounding and very versatile.

Edited July 19, 2022 by Lemar Sain

[Lemar Sain]

3 minutes ago, Lemar Sain said:

TubeSynth is a bit of a retread of Air Vacuum Pro but made for the Akai MPC hardware. It's now in VST. (so if you have Vacuum already you're good) or you can get Vacuum much cheaper if you look around.

Similar situation with Electric and Air Velvet. There may be an argument that some may want the newer plugins for the more modern interfaces and presets..

[daveiv]

17 hours ago, Lemar Sain said:

TubeSynth is a bit of a retread of Air Vacuum Pro but made for the Akai MPC hardware. It's now in VST. (so if you have Vacuum already you're good) or you can get Vacuum much cheaper if you look around.

Hype Synth on the other hand is brand new (also made for MPC hardware initially) That being said it's pretty good. Modern sounding and very versatile.

Thank you. I really like AIR's Velvet and Vacuum Pro, and they cost me less than a pack of toothpicks.