Best Software Synth For Electronic Type Sounds And Dreamy type

monkeychow · 29th November 2009

I'm looking to buy a new software synth with eletronic type sounds and the "dreamy" pad type sounds. I've been told Omnisphere and Titan are good, any suggestions on other or better ones? Thanks

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Lrmusic · 29th November 2009

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Originally Posted by monkeychow

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You sure you don't mean for...ahh never mind

I hear the NI stuff is good for this.

monkeychow · 29th November 2009

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Originally Posted by Lrmusic

You sure you don't mean for...ahh never mind

I hear the NI stuff is good for this.

LOL yea I hear all the best ones are VST

monkeychow · 29th November 2009

I am looking at FM 8.. and two others but I'm unsure if they're RTAS.
Does anyone know is z3ta or Rapture by Cakewalk work w/ protools?

filterayok · 29th November 2009

Omnisphere sux!! Most sounds are either too cheesy or too complex, they take too long to load and the organization is ******** IMO. Blue by Rob Papen and believe it or not Xpand I've found are really good.

Lrmusic · 29th November 2009

According to the website, z3ta+ no, rapture yes.

Chris Lago · 29th November 2009

Firebird, Nexus, Gladiator, Sylenth1.

mgthefuture · 29th November 2009

Someone said omnisphere sucks? Lmaoaoo24524131324142453oaoaoaoao

Ok, Dreamy landscapes? Sytrus

Seriously.

For Ni, it would have to be the Fm8, and not massive..i tend to think of massive more so bass and lead and SY then pads..i dunno why

And gladiator, probally, if you looking for the gates and arps and trance joints.

Nexus is just one of those we dont speak of.

phillysoulman · 29th November 2009

Xpand2
Hybrid
FM 8
Rapture
Atmosphere

Hyp · 29th November 2009

Rapture and FM8 are probably your best bets

Sid Viscous · 29th November 2009

Absynth and Massive.

monkeychow · 29th November 2009

I appreciate all of the help! Unfortunately most of your suggestions aren't RTAS synths but FM8 and Rapture are so I decided on those.

MikeSV · 29th November 2009

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Originally Posted by chrislago

Firebird, Nexus, Gladiator, Sylenth1.

Strange, this was exactly what I was going to post. Nexus has a lot of heavily processed "dreamy" sounding presets for pads, pianos, etc. In my opinion, the presets are a little too processed, but they give you a good idea of what's possible. Sylenth1 has a great sound as well. Firebird and Gladiator have a very heavy sound to them which I love, although the presets have been over used in my opinion by Timbo and Danja. (just listen to Kerri Hilsons album and you will hear 80% of the Gladiator and Firebird presets...)

MYAMS · 29th November 2009

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Originally Posted by MikeSV

Strange, this was exactly what I was going to post. Nexus has a lot of heavily processed "dreamy" sounding presets for pads, pianos, etc. In my opinion, the presets are a little too processed, but they give you a good idea of what's possible. Sylenth1 has a great sound as well. Firebird and Gladiator have a very heavy sound to them which I love, although the presets have been over used in my opinion by Timbo and Danja. (just listen to Kerri Hilsons album and you will hear 80% of the Gladiator and Firebird presets...)

which tracks/sounds? Only one I noticed was that firebird preset from "return the favor"

Michael Khan · 24th December 2009

the one like this

YouTube - Black Eyed Peas - Boom Boom Pow (Michael Khan Remix)

trill · 24th December 2009

I swear I've seen 4 diff versions of this thread today.

Back in my day, we used to have a little thing called the search button, but who knows anymore.

phillysoulman · 24th December 2009

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Originally Posted by monkeychow

I'm looking to buy a new software synth with eletronic type sounds and the "dreamy" pad type sounds. I've been told Omnisphere and Titan are good, any suggestions on other or better ones? Thanks

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Xpand 2

phillysoulman · 24th December 2009

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Originally Posted by Michael Khan

the one like this

YouTube - Black Eyed Peas - Boom Boom Pow (Michael Khan Remix)

They are both in Xpand 2.
The first is in "bright pads and the second is in "simple arpeggios"

keylay · 24th December 2009

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Originally Posted by monkeychow

I'm looking to buy a new software synth with eletronic type sounds and the "dreamy" pad type sounds. I've been told Omnisphere and Titan are good, any suggestions on other or better ones? Thanks

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What kind of work is it for? Sound Design, or Musical tracks?

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