[ddots-l] Re: Omar straight from the factory

  • From: Blake Hardin <blakehardin5487@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Mon, 5 Apr 2010 23:56:10 -0700

Yes phil, very much aggree with you on that one.

On 4/5/10, Omar Binno <omarbinno@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> hmm, never looked at it that way. smile. thanks phil.
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: Phil Muir
>   To: ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>   Sent: Monday, April 05, 2010 10:31 AM
>   Subject: [ddots-l] Re: Omar straight from the factory
>
>
>   Omar wrote:
>   Steve,
>
>   Thanks for the feedback. You rated the vsts above the motif, but doesn't
> the fact that you had to put plugins and fx on the vsts sort of contradict
> the title of this post "Straight from the factory?" The initial argument was
> that coming straight out the box, hardware sounds better than software. Just
> a thought.
>
>   Phil replied: no.  If you listened to all of your samples from your motif
> with out any processing on them at all then, they would sound terrible.
>
>   Regards, Phil Muir
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> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>   From: ddots-l-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:ddots-l-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
> On Behalf Of Omar Binno
>   Sent: Monday, April 05, 2010 3:28 PM
>   To: ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>   Subject: [ddots-l] Re: Omar straight from the factory
>
>
>   Steve,
>
>   Thanks for the feedback. You rated the vsts above the motif, but doesn't
> the fact that you had to put plugins and fx on the vsts sort of contradict
> the title of this post "Straight from the factory?" The initial argument was
> that coming straight out the box, hardware sounds better than software. Just
> a thought.
>     ----- Original Message -----
>     From: Steve Wicketts
>     To: ddtots
>     Sent: Monday, April 05, 2010 10:14 AM
>     Subject: [ddots-l] Re: Omar straight from the factory
>
>
>     Hi Omar,
>
>     Well, I said I'd report back after using VST's on my live Gig.
>
>     It was a lively gig, I have a 2500 watt sound system, and it was working
> hard.
>
>     Here's how the different softsynths rated against my Yamaha Motif.
>
>     1: Bass Guitar.
>     I used Dimension Pro's Full Fingered bass guitar, I put it through a few
> effect pluggins.
>     This made the bass guitar very punchy and quite warm sounding.
>     It just needed a little more bass Eq, to make the bass bins work for
> there money. I know what EQ pluggin to use to make the necessary changes so,
>     I give VST bass guitar 7 out of 10,
>     The Motif Bass guitar I used to use 6 out of 10.
>
>     2: Drums.
>     I used Superior Drummer, I put it  through a few effect pluggins. The
> snare had Sonitus Compressor Vintage DBX plus Sonitus Gate.
>     I put a few processors on some of the other drums and the whole Kit
> sounded amazing!
>      I give VST Drums 8 out of 10,
>     Motif Drums that I used to use 7 out of 10.
>
>     3: Strat guitar.
>     I used Sonivoxmi Strat VST, plus I also used a Strat sample from the DSF
> Guitar and bass pack.
>     I simply combined the two by copying the info from one track to the
> other. Sonivoxmi Strat for the realism of the sound and the DSF strat to
> give the guitar much more attack and a fuller body.
>     Once again sending both samples through several effects, one of them
> being a Modulator to give the guitar samples a bit of fluidity, I ended up
> with a fairly convincing Strat guitar.
>     I give the VST Strat Guitar 8 out of 10.
>     The Motif I used to use 4 out of 10.
>
>     4: Horns.
>     I used VST Dimension Pro Tenor Sax, Dimension Pro Auto Sax, Dimension
> Pro trumpet Shake and a Trombone from the Proteus 2000 pack.
>     The trumpet shake from Dimension is quite affective but it's so so weak
> sounding, I had to give this some bight and body by having the Trumbone from
> the Proteus play the same high notes as the Trumpet Shake.
>     The Tenor sax is playing in the correct octave as so is the Auto sax.
>     All Horns sent through many effect pluggins, the whole Horn section does
> sound quite convincing.
>     I give my VST Horns 7 out of 10.
>     Motif Horns I used to use 5 out of 10.
>
>     When I first had Sonar, I really was beginning to believe I'd made a
> mistake. I now realise that it was the best move I made, and I'm still only
> touching the surface with the possibilities.
>
>     Interesting gigs coming up as I'm Playing Piano and helping with musical
> arrangements for a Rock 'N' Roll tribute Show.
>     I've insisted that I use my backing tracks to start the Show and The
> band Join me just before the Buddy Holly tribute enters the stage.
>     Although I've finally got the softsynths to take on the Motif, I don't
> think I have the quality of softsynths to stand up against a real live band.
>
>     If any of you from the UK live near Bognor Regis, the Impressions of the
> 50's Show is in your town for two nights.
>     Appearing at the local Theatre on Sunday April 11th , for a Sunday
> Matinee Show.
>
>     Steve W
>
>     From: Omar Binno
>       To: ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>       Sent: Saturday, April 03, 2010 2:23 PM
>       Subject: [ddots-l] Re: Omar straight from the factory
>
>
>       Hi Steve,
>
>       I haven't used vsts in live settings, but I know, for recording
> purposes, I'm not a believer in most of the orchestral stuff you get with
> them.
>         ----- Original Message -----
>         From: Steve Wicketts
>         To: ddtots
>         Sent: Saturday, April 03, 2010 9:15 AM
>         Subject: [ddots-l] Omar straight from the factory
>
>
>         Hi Omar,
>
>         Well I'm about to find out whether VST's can cut it live.
>         Tonight is my first gig where I'm just using VST sounds.
>         I'll soon find out whether they have the same impact as the Motif,
> as all my previous tracks were recorded using the Motif.
>
>         These VST's have been put through so many processors, I wouldn't be
> surprised if they were suffering with a little  travel sickness?
>
>         Will let you know how I got on.
>         Steve W
>
>
>
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