Hi Everyone. So I have 122 Reward points. Which means I have 100 reward points to spend.
It pretty much comes down to a selection of synths since I have most of the effects.
I am leaning toward Algoritm
But here are some other options that interest me also:
1) Rob Papen Quad
2) Resonans
3) Super Audio Cart
4) Layers Wave
5) Layers
6) Algoritm
As far as players go I could pick one of the following but they are only $69 and I lean toward spending on synths that are $99 to get full use of the available rewards unless someone convinces me otherwise.
1) Quad Note Generator
2) Pattern Mutator
3) PolyStep Sequencer
I thought it would be fun to ask those of you with experience using these tell me which you would pick and why?
Any insights are greatly appreciated.
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- Nerveclinic
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For those you can use a 50€/$ off voucher only. So you could get a better deal if they go on sale and save your reward points for better options.Nerveclinic wrote: ↑05 Nov 2021Hi Everyone. So I have 122 Reward points. Which means I have 100 reward points to spend.
It pretty much comes down to a selection of synths since I have most of the effects.
I am leaning toward Algoritm
But here are some other options that interest me also:
1) Rob Papen Quad
2) Resonans
3) Super Audio Cart
Of those 3 I think Algorithm is the best choice.
If you're interested in the players you could also get two of those using two $50 vouchers and paying 2x$19=$38 (not a bad deal for two of those imho).Nerveclinic wrote: ↑05 Nov 2021As far as players go I could pick one of the following but they are only $69 and I lean toward spending on synths that are $99 to get full use of the available rewards unless someone convinces me otherwise.
1) Quad Note Generator
2) Pattern Mutator
3) PolyStep Sequencer
I thought it would be fun to ask those of you with experience using these tell me which you would pick and why?
Any insights are greatly appreciated.
- MarkTarlton
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I'm pretty sure the 100 vouchers only cover Reason products, I was in the same boat a few weeks ago and I got Algoritm.
Spend a bit of time with Resonans and see how you like it. It's an amazing instrument
- TritoneAddiction
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Personally I would go for Algoritm.
- arnigretar
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Algoritm of these all my choice at least.
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Reason 12, Ableton Live 10 Suite, Roland Cloud, Arturia V9, Korg Legacy 3, Soundtoys 5, Waves Mercury, Sonic Charge Bundle, N.I.: Massive, Reaktor 6, FM8. + a lot of Hardware. Windows 7/10.
- RandomNoise
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Algoritm for me as well. Amazing synth which I feel like I've only used 20% of what it is really capable. I love the sounds and concepts of Rob Papen synths but I always felt like the VSTs versions are designed much better than the racks...
I agree. Being more of a preset user I was underwhelmed with the number of supplied presets with Algorithm ( but it appears to be a very capable synth). Partly why I love Papen's amazing synths, tons of presets to start from.RandomNoise wrote: ↑06 Nov 2021Algoritm for me as well. Amazing synth which I feel like I've only used 20% of what it is really capable. I love the sounds and concepts of Rob Papen synths but I always felt like the VSTs versions are designed much better than the racks...
But I suspect I'm in the minority, as most probably use reason with a sound design from scratch hat on.
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