cclarry Posted Monday at 07:28 PM Share Posted Monday at 07:28 PM https://www.pluginboutique.com/product/1-Instruments/64-Virtual-Instrument/14777-Falcon Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jayeyehaich64 Posted Tuesday at 04:09 AM Share Posted Tuesday at 04:09 AM Same price as that 'newish' Musio or whatever it is was going for recently, and not as low as it was a few months back, lol They're not really in my wheelhouse, and I have a lot of stuff that will do whatever is needed to be done with those strange zebra, pedestrian crossing looking things,but you know how it is . . . , which of those 2 would be best, UVI Falcon or that Musio thing? any opinions welcomed. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fleer Posted Tuesday at 04:21 AM Share Posted Tuesday at 04:21 AM Both. sorry… 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MusicMan Posted Tuesday at 05:32 AM Share Posted Tuesday at 05:32 AM That doesn't help Fleer.... It is the correct answer though As for Falcon, it's is often misunderstood and described as a sampler. It's really way more than that and really deep and for sound design it's one of the most powerful options out there. It reminds me of Phaseplant in someways as you have almost infinite control over architecture and layers of the patches. It has some peculiarities and isn't perfect, but there's probably no end to what sounds you can create with it. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kitekrazy1 Posted Tuesday at 05:40 AM Share Posted Tuesday at 05:40 AM 1 hour ago, jayeyehaich64 said: Same price as that 'newish' Musio or whatever it is was going for recently, and not as low as it was a few months back, lol They're not really in my wheelhouse, and I have a lot of stuff that will do whatever is needed to be done with those strange zebra, pedestrian crossing looking things,but you know how it is . . . , which of those 2 would be best, UVI Falcon or that Musio thing? any opinions welcomed. Falcon is more of a synth, Musio is more for orchestra Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jayeyehaich64 Posted Tuesday at 06:52 AM Share Posted Tuesday at 06:52 AM Thank you gentlemen, I think. No creating or sound design for me, it would simply be presets and expansions and such. @Fleer did you ever keep up with that Software Deactivation List? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jayeyehaich64 Posted Tuesday at 07:05 AM Share Posted Tuesday at 07:05 AM 1 down, scored Falcon, that's apparently the lowest price it's been, I was going to just leave it there and wait until it went back to full price just on ethical grounds, but . . . 2 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MusicMan Posted Tuesday at 07:41 AM Share Posted Tuesday at 07:41 AM 34 minutes ago, jayeyehaich64 said: 1 down, scored Falcon, that's apparently the lowest price it's been, I was going to just leave it there and wait until it went back to full price just on ethical grounds, but . . . If you want to edit the presets, I'd probably still recommend watching a tutorial, or two on this one. Because it's so modular, there are a couple of concepts that are simple once you grasp them, but can take it little bit to understand if you're just winging it. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Release Posted Tuesday at 10:02 AM Share Posted Tuesday at 10:02 AM 2 hours ago, MusicMan said: If you want to edit the presets, I'd probably still recommend watching a tutorial, or two on this one. Because it's so modular, there are a couple of concepts that are simple once you grasp them, but can take it little bit to understand if you're just winging it. DEFINITELY watch a few videos to get your head around it. Once you (kinda) understand it, it really opens up and you'll be amazed at all the possibilities. I hated it when I first got it because I didn't grasp the workflow. When I did, I was floored at what it can do (and still am) . 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fleer Posted Tuesday at 12:30 PM Share Posted Tuesday at 12:30 PM 5 hours ago, jayeyehaich64 said: Thank you gentlemen, I think. No creating or sound design for me, it would simply be presets and expansions and such. @Fleer did you ever keep up with that Software Deactivation List? Nah… Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MusicMan Posted yesterday at 03:15 AM Share Posted yesterday at 03:15 AM 17 hours ago, Release said: DEFINITELY watch a few videos to get your head around it. Once you (kinda) understand it, it really opens up and you'll be amazed at all the possibilities. I hated it when I first got it because I didn't grasp the workflow. When I did, I was floored at what it can do (and still am) . I realized I needed to watch a tutorial or two when I first tried to modulate a filter by velocity and it didn't work as I expected! I'm still learning it really, but I'm the same as you. This thing is probably the most deep and powerful there is, but on top of that, it sounds great and their effects in it are really good quality and better than a lot of the competition. I'd almost go as far to say better than just about all the flagship synths, apart from maybe u-he. Some of their included effects are really nice. Not Hive though.. don't really like the effects much on that one from u-he at all! Still a great and fun synth and I'm glad I own it, but definitely mainly use external effects for it. This was a good little primer to get started: I'm also planning on going through these at some point: https://support.uvi.net/hc/en-us/sections/360000313357-Learning-Falcon-100-Synthesis 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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