Perhaps this will give you an idea of what it can do that others synths can't. Falcon, phaseplant, halion, msoundfactory, and more of these monsters. I'm now looking for similar such.
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The raw sound power of these synths is unmatched. With msoundfactory, if you can think it, you can probably do it. Hide evrything as deep as possible and make it as complicated as couild be.
Using the many many synthesis options.
Hi all, all my samples (both from libraries and sample packs) for whooshes and transition sounds are all geared towards cinema, games, etc. Melda just released meldwaygrand, a 40gb sampled steinway d piano. Here is a tutorial i just uploaded on how to synthesize a timpani drum in msoundfactory. Msoundfactory for me personally is kind of reverse:
The best sounding synth platforms i've used are phase plant and msoundfactory. Hi follow synthusiasts, not sure what synth to pick, from the behemots out there: Msoundfactory does not aim to be a kontakt killer. I think that falcon could.
Msoundfactory is an extremely versatile synth that has a steep learning curve in terms of getting to grips with the many ui options.
Strings libraries won’t ever happen if you ask me. Thinking it in the first place is the tricky part, followed closely by working out which elements you need to use in. A quick shout out to anyone who already owns or plans to buy melda's msoundfactory: The other mdrummer packs are here for mdrummer, eventually drummer that is available inside of the full msoundfactory version in its edit mode + some msf addons use.
It costs a lot of money to record and the serious developers are either.
