Danon BREZ said:
skillz said:Can you tell me how your ear's tell you Vst's Running in a Daw such as FL sound like a Triton?
I'm a engineer on my triton and dug deep into it, bought a micron, programmed that fuk out of it. None of my boards sounds like vanguard/sytrus/minimoog va.
Software has a sharp/clean sound to it, while my triton is still digital in regards to pcm patches, it's still warmer, to the clarity that the software has.
You can't compare a synthesizer such as a triton to seperate vst's. First of all there's no lag time, no need to upgrade RAM, if you know what your doing, you can sample on the triton and stretch it across key's, 12 combinations in combi mode of all the sounds you programmed to make new-er sounds/ strings layered against 2 arp'd harp's, with 3 pads/ and 2 light pianos.
You try to play that without a minimum of 4 gb of RAM, your computer would blue screen.
Lokness42 said:
Actually quite the opposite. If someone found a way to run the Triton OS on a PC it would require about 70mb of HD space, rediculously low ammounts of Ram(like 16-128mb)and about 300mhz processor. Nothing CPU draining at all.skillz said:Can you tell me how your ear's tell you Vst's Running in a Daw such as FL sound like a Triton?
I'm a engineer on my triton and dug deep into it, bought a micron, programmed that fuk out of it. None of my boards sounds like vanguard/sytrus/minimoog va.
Software has a sharp/clean sound to it, while my triton is still digital in regards to pcm patches, it's still warmer, to the clarity that the software has.
You can't compare a synthesizer such as a triton to seperate vst's. First of all there's no lag time, no need to upgrade RAM, if you know what your doing, you can sample on the triton and stretch it across key's, 12 combinations in combi mode of all the sounds you programmed to make new-er sounds/ strings layered against 2 arp'd harp's, with 3 pads/ and 2 light pianos.
You try to play that without a minimum of 4 gb of RAM, your computer would blue screen.
skillz said:You can't compare a synthesizer such as a triton to seperate vst's. First of all there's no lag time, no need to upgrade RAM, if you know what your doing, you can sample on the triton and stretch it across key's, 12 combinations in combi mode of all the sounds you programmed to make new-er sounds/ strings layered against 2 arp'd harp's, with 3 pads/ and 2 light pianos.
You try to play that without a minimum of 4 gb of RAM, your computer would blue screen.
7thangel said:disagree about reaper, a lot of their users, not all, but enough to make a huge impact have made complete as$es of themselves by going into forums, official daw forums, and trolling, being rude while trolling, and well, just trolling. kvr, a place where damn near every freebie and low cost app and vst/vsti gets major praise, regardless of any real quality, got tired of the constant reaper trolling. picture starting a thread askin' for help for your beloved live and all of a sudden some as$wipe hijacks and either politely or rudely tell you to change daws because yours suck. you ignore it, pay no mind. but then it happens again and again no matter the topic. after a while you get a picture, right or wrong, about it's users. you know the saying, it only takes a few, and those few have been discussed at the reaper forums.
the users can be detrimental to a daw...some perceptions because of a few....
cubase user, at least the ones at the official forums are whiny b!tches ("why won't steinberg make it easy for me to make great music and get groupies,")...
...fl users are thin skinned and come off like they have an inferiority complex due to their choice...
...logic... way too many just got logic for the 1st time and think they found god and either can't admit flaws or don't even know the app well enough to know any because '"it's all about the jampacks", lol...
...pt...need i say more "it's the industry standard, so there" thin skin, especially hd users (check gearslutz whenever they get challenged from le and other daw users and devs pro and amatuer)...
...sonar... like a little brother with "the hey, me too, look at me, please"...
...live..a little cultish...
...samplitude...kinda snobbish and cultish. no matter how many null tests still think it's the best sounding...
...and reaper...the hare krishna/scientologist/jehovah witnesses jim jones folk who not only drank the koolaid but are steadily tryin' to make everyone else drink it too.
grape koolaid for everyone
all that is just plain generalizations and in most cases b.s. but there's enough of those type to tarnish the majority.
oh, and the actual look can turn people off. i don't use fl (tried a demo, didn't like it), and i have no doubt it's on par to every other daw, has pros and cons, but man, is it an eyesore, imo. i feel the same way about sawstudio, some versions of sonar. aesthetics are not as important as function but it can make a difference if you think you're going to be staring at something for hours and hours
introspective_beats said:
i hate readin Rome posts, i always end up busting out laughin and spittin sht on my shiny new laptop screen. tis tru, we are some cool mofo's tho. i still think it's funny that cats do all this fruity btchin, yet chaseNcash (one of our very own) is gettin major placements off of fruity loop beats.biggrome said:
Lokness42 said:
