Various New Music Software (PC)

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Posted November 4, 200321 yr

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If anyone has any experience in any of the following bits of software please let me know ! I'm particularly interested in any analogue virtual synths - like Arturia Modular System, Cakewalk Project 5, also the new Novation V Station. Just after some good contacts initially. Cheers

Arturia - Modular System

Cakewalk - Project 5

Edirol - HQ-GM2 Hyper Canvas

Edirol - HQ-OR (Orchestral Software Synthesiser)

Edirol - Super Quartet

Emagic - ES1

Emagic - ES2

Emagic - EVP73 (Vintage Piano)

Emagic - EVP88 (Vintage Piano)

G-Media - Oddity

IK Multimedia - Sample Tank XL

Sonic Foundry - Acid Pro v4.0

Sonic Foundry - Sound Forge V6.0

Magix - Samplitude Professional 7

Native Instruments - Reaktor 4

Novation - V Station

Novation - Virtual Bass Station

Steinberg - Cubase (SL Edition)

Steinberg - Groove Agent

Waldorf - PPG Wave 2.V

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about the only one i've ever used on there a fair bit is the V-Station, and i absolutely love it, you can create some nice gritty evil sounds out of it, and some amazing acid lines, takes a bit of tweaking but the results i'd say are well worth it

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November 5, 200321 yr

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ok cheers mate - it does look pretty neat - i'll have a play about with a demo I've got first.

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