lazygecko Posted January 9, 2006 Posted January 9, 2006 I'll start. 3xOsc - The source of the 'fln00b' sound. ReFX Vanguard - Now thousands of Tiesto wannabes can choose from douzens of easily recognizable supersaw presets and use them in the most predictable ways possible. ReFX Slayer - Only use this if you really, really know what you're doing. Quote
Splunkle Posted January 9, 2006 Posted January 9, 2006 The thing about 3osc is that its not so much the synth itself that is bad, just the people who can't use it, but try to anyway. That being said, I suppose they have to start somewhere... Quote
OverCoat Posted January 10, 2006 Posted January 10, 2006 I love how two of those are ReFX synths. I haven't used them much lately but I consider myself a fair user of Slayer 2. All it takes I think is a better knowledge of guitar amping and the guitar itself. Obviously it was made for people who can't play/record guitar, but it blows if you're too oblivious. I have also used it for other great effects, with something other than guitar in mind. I agree with 3xOSC and Vanguard though for the most part. However, no synth is globally bad at all. Just a little skill with your tool can make ANYTHING sound good. Case in point: Mazedude's recent American Album. Quote
realpolitik Posted January 10, 2006 Posted January 10, 2006 I'll start.ReFX Vanguard - Now thousands of Tiesto wannabes can choose from douzens of easily recognizable supersaw presets and use them in the most predictable ways possible. Umm.. no? Supersaw? Not any good ones, anyway. z3ta+ maybe, but that too barely touches the supersaw. V-Station and Reaktor are the only two synths I've heard come really close. I also wanna add BooBass. Quote
chokst~1.bat Posted January 10, 2006 Posted January 10, 2006 3xOsc - The source of the 'fln00b' sound. http://doulifee.com/prc/PrcSong/prc1/PRC1_MythrilNazgul_-_DespairandDread.ogg Maybe we can make a little game out of this... Quote
realpolitik Posted January 10, 2006 Posted January 10, 2006 lmao, i love you chokster maybe i'll purposely make a crap song and post it, i dunno Quote
Xelebes Posted January 10, 2006 Posted January 10, 2006 ]I'll start.ReFX Vanguard - Now thousands of Tiesto wannabes can choose from douzens of easily recognizable supersaw presets and use them in the most predictable ways possible. Umm.. no? Supersaw? Not any good ones, anyway. z3ta+ maybe, but that too barely touches the supersaw. V-Station and Reaktor are the only two synths I've heard come really close. I also wanna add BooBass. Yes, Vanguard makes the supersaw presets. I think the concensus has been made and this is the bane of trance right now. Quote
Compyfox Posted January 10, 2006 Posted January 10, 2006 /me waits for the "Vanguard vs. Reaktor vs. z3ta+ vs. JX220 vs. SuperSaw Free vs. Roland Juno 106 hardware" bashing Want some popcorn? Quote
Tyler Heath Posted January 10, 2006 Posted January 10, 2006 well, I'll stay if there's popcorn. actually I've never been a big fan of WASP (though perhaps I just suck with it?) Quote
analoq Posted January 10, 2006 Posted January 10, 2006 i'll put in another vote for slayer. i think that was the most unifyingly aggrevating thing i'd hear in the hundreds of remixes i've rejected. edit: ]maybe i'll purposely make a crap song and post it, i dunno don't. there's already a place for that. cheers. Quote
Navi Posted January 10, 2006 Posted January 10, 2006 well, I'll stay if there's popcorn.actually I've never been a big fan of WASP (though perhaps I just suck with it?) i greatly dislike both wasp and fl's dx vst, so i'm with you on that one. Quote
Skrypnyk Posted January 10, 2006 Posted January 10, 2006 I actually like WASP. But I have the demo version, and I don't want to buy it just yet, so I can't say I use it =o . to add to the list: Speech Synth -1 Quote
Splunkle Posted January 10, 2006 Posted January 10, 2006 I like Wasp as well. Though I can see how it can be easily abused. But that is true about a great many synths. Should we really be damning a whole bunch of synths just because they tend to be used by people who dont know how to use 'em right? Quote
the_nihilist Posted January 10, 2006 Posted January 10, 2006 Waves limiters. Responsible for more overcompressed CD's than I could ever count. Quote
Compyfox Posted January 10, 2006 Posted January 10, 2006 Not if you know how to use them (not only Waves, but Plugins in general). But I have to agree here. Overpriced, CPU hungry, sometimes/very often not even "that" highend sounding. They're just popular and cost that much cause "pro's" say "that's the best shit on earth". Also I disliked them from the day I wanted to uninstall the demos... They stayed in the damn DX listing. So if you want to get rid of them "completey", you needed something like AnalogX DX Remover (third party), else the plugins still exist as "ghosts" even though you uninstalled them. Two thumbs up, Waves. Quote
sgx Posted January 10, 2006 Posted January 10, 2006 BT is working on some effects plug that does some variation of his crazy stutter edits. I bet it will be the shit, but that technique is going to become 100% overused in about five minutes. Quote
Nase Posted January 10, 2006 Posted January 10, 2006 actually I've never been a big fan of WASP (though perhaps I just suck with it?) Heh, I love it. I think it's the synth with the best usability/difficulty ratio in FL. When I opened FL the first time, I was able to produce the wackiest sounds with it before I even knew about the most basic parameters. Quote
realpolitik Posted January 11, 2006 Posted January 11, 2006 /me waits for the "Vanguard vs. Reaktor vs. z3ta+ vs. JX220 vs. SuperSaw Free vs. Roland Juno 106 hardware" bashingWant some popcorn? you forgot jp-8080 you fuck And no, Vanguard can NOT make a fucking supersaw. Saw pads, yeah. Not a supersaw, though... Anyway, I strongly agree with the Vanguard thing. you have to know how to use it, i guess (layer layer layer detune detune detune) Quote
-RK- Posted January 11, 2006 Posted January 11, 2006 BT is working on some effects plug that does some variation of his crazy stutter edits. I bet it will be the shit, but that technique is going to become 100% overused in about five minutes. Yeah, I read that in Keyboard this month. Unfortunatly your probably right, the stutter effect that he does so well will be incredibly overused and lose it's flair, which is very unfortunate. But yeah, throw in a vote on slayer for me. Quote
Tekknique Posted January 25, 2006 Posted January 25, 2006 I'll start.3xOsc - The source of the 'fln00b' sound. ReFX Vanguard - Now thousands of Tiesto wannabes can choose from douzens of easily recognizable supersaw presets and use them in the most predictable ways possible. ReFX Slayer - Only use this if you really, really know what you're doing. That's pretty funny. Quote
Compyfox Posted January 31, 2006 Posted January 31, 2006 If you're annoyed by that, the Smartelectronix Team brought out an other tool sooner than "SuperTrigger" (unless it is the same). Every start (play) of the sequencer has completely different settings. It's no fun controlling it. Alternatives: - dfx skidder - dblue (firm) - Devine Machine (firm) Here you can trigger whatever the hell you want and you have total control. Quote
Skrypnyk Posted January 31, 2006 Posted January 31, 2006 SuperTrigger really annoys me. If you can't be bothered to program the stutters and reverses and such on your own, you shouldn't be making IDM/breakcore/glitch. Quote
Nase Posted January 31, 2006 Posted January 31, 2006 SuperTrigger really annoys me. If you can't be bothered to program the stutters and reverses and such on your own, you shouldn't be making IDM/breakcore/glitch. Hehe, I can see where you're coming from. Supatrigga sort of encourages laziness. Still, you can reach a certain level of control with a lot of automation, and I don't think a little randomisation here and there hurts. It's actually pretty similar to the stylus rmx chaos designer. Quote
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