Producers tend to lean on and invest in the sounds that:Ĭ) Draw attention to their music from listeners

Is it a well-rounded palette and all the sounds gel into a cohesive balance of musicianship and tasteful sound selection? Is there a pattern emerging? Do you rely heavily on Leads? Bass? Synthetic Sounds? Sci-fi blips and bloops? pads? Strings? What categories/techniques are making up your signature sound? Is it really not having Da Bess Soundz that's holding me back? You listen to your joints and analyze them. Doesn't sound like you even spend too much time making music. Ya know, finish some songs and listen back to them. You figure that out by actually making music. Post added at 06:01 AM - Previous post was at 05:33 AM. You keep getting hung up on Da Best Sounds when you need to figure out what YOUR SOUND is (going to be) and then go track that sound(s) down. Both websites have sound clips and feature lists. There are tons of reviews written on both. They would contribute two totally different things to your music.Īnd next, YOU could be happy or disappointed with either just as easily. The Virus TI sounds NOTHING like Omnisphere. Omnisphere has a basic synth engine, but it's mostly a playback machine and you're not going to be whipping up new sounds at the click of a button. If you don't like making patches/sounds then you need something with LOTS of presets to surf. YOU didn't like it, meanwhile there's someone debating the pros and cons of every piece of gear on the planet.īetter sounds? That's subjective. I can point you to a forum where the Radias is beloved and cats are claiming it's ill and using in make joints, noises, bleeps, bloops, leads, bass and whatever the hell else a synth is for. Why does the collective opinion matter so much? 'Would like to get people opinions on what is worth it or which has better sounds.' D, why are you so indecisive about these things?

Absynth 5 vs omnisphere 2