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The only real virtual TB303
Many clones are made but only AudioRealism let the wish of a real TB303 come true with the one on one emulation of the TB303 by the ABL2. Great and easy to work with and very flexible and staple of my several acid projects. It makes even things possible which can not be achieved by the real TB303. This plugin is addictive and gives enormous inspiration, thats why I made the last two years so many acid tracks and there are many more to come. If you cannot affort a real Roland TB303 this is your very best oportunity to get the real sound of the Roland TB303.
Best software synthesizer ever !
I use the great Camel Audio synthesizer since 2010 and I own every sound library which is ever made. Right from the beginning I use the great Alchemy in almost every track I made in several projects. The Alchemy has never made me bored and it always suprises me again. I need at least 100 years more to get everything out of it, the possibilities are endless. I like Re-synthese as my fav synthese, it has all on board. This powerfull synth made my music for what it is 'my own style' without it my world would probably look very different these days. One note: unfortunatly Camel Audio deceased in 2015. In the meanwhile Logic has integrate Alchemy in Logic X but not in Logic 9. I Use Logic 9 and the latest old Alchemy version.
Most flexible plugin
Real workhorse. I use it for many sample packages and classic synths who is made for kontakt.
Version: Native Instruments Kontakt 5
Nice blue monster
My second and final synth the Access Indigo 2 version is a nice blue little monster with nice filters and a very warmth sound and has a nice retro-styled blue silver spacey look and thats how he sounds 'SPACE'. One detail the display is weak and flickers and I have to light it up with a external spotlight. To fix this problems is most expansive and besides of that, the synth must return to Germany which is also extra costs. I have a very little studio and because of his size he is ideal as second hardware synth beside my many software synths I use. I owned many synthesizers like the Roland VP330 - Roland Juno 106 - Roland JX3P - Formant modular - ARP Odyssey - Moog Rogue - DGS Scorpion Korg PE2000 - Korg 900PS - Korg DSS1 2x - Elka 505 chromatic - Suzuki SX500 - Firstman SQ10 - Yamaha SK50D - Yamaha AN1x 2x - Yamaha DS55 first synth - Yamaha TG500 - Waldorf Q + XT - Eminent Solina + midi - Ensoniq Fizmo - Emu Morpheus - Emu Planet E - Kawai K5000 - MAM MB33 - Novation Drumstation - Clavia Norlead 2 and Nord modular. There was only room for two synths and the Indigo which I used the most together with the Roland JD800 stayed in my studio. Instead for the most of my old synthesizers came software plugin versions. Nice note: the first owner of this Indigo was the keyboardplayer of the electropop band Hasselhoff from The Hague in Holland.
My fav synth ever!
I owned many synths but this big fellow remains in my studio. For me the Roland JD800 has the best sound and feel. He is easy to be programming and I use it for his great pads. The Roland is used by many great synth artist like Klaus Schulze, Vangelis and Jean Michel Jarre and that is not for nothing. If you find one and you buy it probably you won't regret it.
