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revrb

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1 Posted on 02/20/2004 at 05:34

which do you work with more? and why?
pax

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2 Posted on 02/22/2004 at 14:24

Hi, 
In my opinion hardware is more solid and reliable. Vst instruments are more fragile but worth working with. It's also a matter of preference.Main thing is? whatever you work with is not important as long as it sounds ok and when it works stable. 
I should say, the best of both worlds and whenever it suits your purpose and you feel happy with it , that's all you need. 
regards 
chris at www.tsunamimusic.be
revrb

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3 Posted on 02/22/2004 at 20:36

exactly! if you can use both to get the sounds you want...thats great, i like to use the solid stuff more, and i like the fact that i dont have to haul my computer everywhere if i want to jam...thats when a laptop would be very good to have
Sam Spastic

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4 Posted on 03/06/2004 at 08:26

I really like some of my old hardware but with Reason I'm almost unlimited in how many synths I can use. And to have that many synths in hardware would cost a fortune. 
 
Still need one good keyboard tho.
revrb

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5 Posted on 03/06/2004 at 19:15

EXACTLY! good point also, there is no way most musicians could have a lineup like that without spending $10,000's  
 
one good piece of hardware is good enough for me also, otherwise, things get too complicated and expensive
Freakuency

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6 Posted on 09/23/2005 at 23:02

I actually have a good mix of both. I have four hardware synths and many software synths, which make for a great combination for creating new sounds. Since I refuse to use stock synth sounds, I'm creating all my own and I have everything I need to do that, with the Oberheim Matrix 12 and Absynth serving as my primary sound creation tools. Both are trouble-free and very reliable and, with Midiquest as my editor/librarian, I can save and organize all my new sounds and quickly and easily recall them, making my old analog MIDI synths quite powerful.
Grollie

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7 Posted on 09/23/2005 at 23:56

I prefer Hardware i only have 2 synths, a Tone Generator and Mixing desk with Basic EFX
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