robbie_linden's Reviews

My favorite DAW

I love FL Studio 12, just so clean looking, clean sounding, works for anything, used it for live performances, audio editing and producing. I mainly use it for producing, my workflow in it is much faster in any other DAW.

Wonderful synth.

Harmor is able to resample, subtract and add. I love harmor, however I never use it for resampling, I use it always for my leads, pads, arpeggiators and basses. A wonderful synthesizer, not even that expensive either.

There's nothing bad about harmor really, I recommend getting this synth.

CPU Usage isin't really high at all. (Atleast for me.) Pentium G3420

Great free synth.

A simple and great synthesizer, which is free. 100% do recommend. Makes simple but nice sounds.

The best FM synth on the market.

Unlike FM8, you can import your own waveforms, add extra harmonics, and ring modulate. I love sytrus and it creates so many good sounds. FM8 however can FM inputting signals, which sytrus doesn't do. Neither of the synths is able to FM(/RM) post a filter, which in my opinion is a shame, because I wonder what kind of sounds you could do, if you could.

Also I always use sytrus for subbass, the sine wave is just so pure and loud.

A great DAW.

Nothing really to say, I don't use it as much as FL Studio 12, because my workflow in FL is much faster and I like more, the audio effects in ableton are outstanding and wonderful but I don't like ableton's key editor, it just sucks.

Simply awesome

I love serum, it can be used for anything, the best thing about it is the unlimited possibilities, my favorite thing about serum is that you can import your own wavetables, which makes it great. I love the filter drive, it sounds so great especially when you have a sawtooth wave and add a lowpass, then add the drive and it sounds fantastic :)

However a few things I don't like about serum are;

• The flanger sounding "airy"
• The chorus sounding "airy"
• The distortion unit using a limiter and doesn't sound really analogue and loud
• The routing
• You cant use the same effect multiple times
• Theres no option to use two filters in parallel mode, only serial.
• The CPU usage can get high if you're not bridged

But however despite all these, it's a great synth and worth every penny.

Great for anything.

Massive is great, I use it for everything, plucks, chords, basses, leads, but however I find you're limited because it only has wavetables you can't change. Massive is sometimes CPU demanding, depending what you're making :)

Great analogue sounding filters.

I like sylenth1, although I can't really use it for anything so complex, it's great for simple things, isin't really that CPU demanding either.

Extremly flat, plenty of bass.

An 8 3/4" cone, extremly close sounding to Genelec 1031A with a cheap price tag.