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| Gear interested Joined: Mar 2007
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Thread Starter | Prodigy-style vst Synths
Hello ! Please, could anyone recommend me some vst synths that have really raw , "the prodigy"-style sounds ? Yes, I know what kind of hardware gear Liam Howlett used - check this link, also - TheProdigy.info ยป equipment , but i would like to know if there are some software emulations or vsti synths that have those kind of sounds. Thank you so much in advance ! |
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| Lives for gear Joined: Mar 2008 Location: Look behind you.
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Have you tried Native Instruments Massive??? That is a great virtual synth for that type sound. You can program the hell out of it and it has a real raw sound. |
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| 3 + infractions, forum membership suspended. Joined: Apr 2007
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If you have Reason, I get some wicked Prodigy like sounds from the Subtractor wired into a Scream. Start from scratch (no presets, they all SUCK SUCK SUCK), Prodigy synth sounds are pretty straightforward at the synthesis level with a lot of grit later which in this case comes from the Scream. |
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...and don't forget that there's a hell lot of processing involved. Synths don't sound this way without FX-treatment. You can almost use anything as long as you put guitar pedals after it, reamp and resample it. Just **** around with the sound until you get something going.
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| Gear maniac Joined: Apr 2008 Location: People's Republic of Manchester
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| I understand that the tracks were initially written in Reason, then recorded with his hardware synths. All the sounds on the album itself are from his usual hardware. Or so he said in an interview.
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| Lives for gear Joined: Sep 2005 Location: hell, michigan
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the key to the prodigy sound is the thermionic culture vulture... everything else they use is pretty vanilla.
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| Gear nut Joined: May 2008 Location: Italy
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and also the mythical Boss SE-70 |
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| Gear maniac Joined: Apr 2007
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Some nice freebies for that kinda sound: Ugo ReZ - Download Rez by Ugo KorePlayer (freeware from Native Instruments)... can be loaded with Massive sounds or FM8 sounds.... sounds cost about 60 dollars per pack of about 200 (x 8 variations) sounds. The player comes free with some sounds. NATIVE INSTRUMENTS : Home |
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| Gear interested Joined: Mar 2007
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Thread Starter | Thanks for replying :)
Great advices, thanks to all of you. I am willing to buy Arturia's Prophet V and Jupiter 8V, they might be also great synths for such a duty. Ugo rez- beautiful , Massive - superb, culture vulture - on my wishlist for 2009-2010 :P After some hours of research, I've found an interesting link with emulations of vintage synthesizers : STUDIO COMPYFOX - RESEARCH: List of Software equivalents, remakes and rebuilts of Hardware instruments If anyone tried the suggested emulations, please, share opinions ! How about reaktor ? I've heard a interesting 303 sound here , but I am new in synthesizers programming, and I am not sure if I am able to recreate such ensembles: YouTube - 303-clone made with REAKTOR - DA FUNK Waiting for further advices . Thank you all for making my day ! |
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