snakeo09
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Posted : Jun 9, 2011 14:56:37
Hey all,
Ive got a question about logic pro 9.
I know that there r no specific vsts to use for producing psytrance, u have to kno ur vsts and make the best use out of them.
But im just gna start learning how to use logic and to make things a bit faster i would like to know from experienced users just to start off, what vsts r good that go well with logic pro 9.
All help would b appreciated, thanks in advance Boom!
Suloo
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Posted : Jun 9, 2011 15:25
there is not one vst for logic
vst-->trademark by steinberg(cubase/nuendo/wavelab)
Audio Unit made by Apple is for logic..
search on kvr for Audio Units..there are many free good ones..
loki
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Posted : Jun 16, 2011 07:55
dh hits it on the mark. logic's native synths are amazing to start with!
what i think you should do is start out with just logic's native synths - i could happily write a tune with nothing but these! compressors, EQs, and all! - and then wherever you feel a lacking, research and invest in a third-party software instrument. for exampe, you decide you need solid wavetable synthesis for your sound: grab NI Massive. you don't like ES2 for saw leads, or want a backup monster for bass? get sylenth1.
and so on.
Dance, even if you have nowhere to do it but your living room. ~Kurt Vonnegut
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Posted : Jun 19, 2011 10:42
I would definitely recommend Sylenth1 as well. But bottom line is, I don't think you're limiting yourself when you use Logic. AUs are widely available from many developers.
I would recommend using a good, simple synth and start learning about synthesis. You may not be into creating your own sounds, and may want to use presets more. But its always good to know what the knobs on a synth do, so you can mold the preset to fit into the track.
loki
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Posted : Jun 23, 2011 01:17
Sylenth would definitely be a good addition.
I'm pretty sure I would choose Sylenth if I had to make a track with only one softsynth. But you don't need it - between ESM and ES2, along with Sculpture for atmos/pads/fx, you really could make astounding tunes.
Learn Logic's native synths well. They will serve you so well, and teach you beginner or intermediate synthesis.
Dance, even if you have nowhere to do it but your living room. ~Kurt Vonnegut
www.soundcloud.com/mixyott
PoM
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Posted : Jul 2, 2011 15:34
would be great if they bring something like ES3 in logic 10...would probably sound better than 90% of the 3rd party soft synths when you see how old esm es1 and es2 are, sculpture and ultrabeat are also brillant,es3 would probably be amazing..
some es2 trance/dance sound, might make you want to check es2 before spending money on any synths , it s very versatyle it s good for lot of stuff not only dance/trance like in this demo, it s a synth that really worth to be learned ,it can sound great and very punchy imo...logic synth are still some of the best sounding plug for me, their sound remind me more hardware sound but it s very personal it s probably due the hardware synths i sued in the past, there is something about the depth warmth and dirt i like a lot.
