vst-instruments compared to hardware

[fn86]

are there any really really nice sounding vsti-plugins out there that is comparable to the quality of hardware? like trilogy for bass etc etc

[Wolfenstadt]

Originally Posted by fn86

are there any really really nice sounding vsti-plugins out there that is comparable to the quality of hardware? like trilogy for bass etc etc

First post here on GS, just crawling out of the woodworks to say

Of course! Vstis are absolutely comparable to hardware! thumbsup It all depends on what you're after soundwise, and how flexible you need your instruments to be. It's a matter of taste. Anyways, this has been discussed over and over and over again - just do a search and you will probably find a zillion posts on the subject.

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[jkamata]

use your ears, and get to know each plug or hardware synth strengths and weakneses as much as posible..maybe its bad for bass but totally awesome for pads and vice versa..Its always nice to get some advice, but the man standing next to you is almost 99% likely to have a diffrent set of preferences..explore and listen with your own ears..both hard and soft

[max cooper]

The two I have are the M-Tron ('cause most people aren't gonna maintain a mellotron) and the Moog Modular ('cause who's got a Moog Modular for real?)

[day-go]

i'll put in my two cents for lounge lizard--it has great vintage keyboard sounds. of course it can't sound exactly like an old wurli, but its damn close.

[jkamata]

Originally Posted by day-go

i'll put in my two cents for lounge lizard--it has great vintage keyboard sounds. of course it can't sound exactly like an old wurli, but its damn close.

shit just bought the newest version..its th bomb..do miss my stage mk II but this plugz the Bomb...for bass nothing compare to my Sequential Circuits Pro One..Voyager is nice for more mellow type bass lines but if you want something aggresive poppin out your speakers, kickn yo nutts in bite your throat type shit thats the one