Skrock Cyber Sub in the Shop
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Wow, that's a pretty bad UI design imho as it is lacking clear separation or guidance on which parameters belong to which oscillator. Adding some little coloured accents could work wonders here.
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I'm a Skrock fan, I have most of their synthesizers. But this is a tough one. The UI looks crowded and not intuitive at all. Besides that, with the attack samples it goes into SubBoomBass territory, which is currently also on sale for the same price and has arguably more features. Also, the demo tracks are not convincing. I bought Kraft because of the thunderous (Derek Strike) demo track, and CyberSub doesn't seem to compete with that.
So, I guess this will be a hard sell.
So, I guess this will be a hard sell.
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bought this one! I
think the workflow is faster than with subboombass (which remind me of the effect RedEtch) .
also sounds good for techno and electronic music

also sounds good for techno and electronic music
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I respect that, I did this track this week using only CyberSub (and the usual delay/reverb some dist effects obv). I've done a lot of synths, I never release anything that doesn't surprise me when making music with it in a good way. And Update 1.1.0 is out soon with some simple gui tweaks and a few new waveforms. Appreciate the feedback, trying to make a smaller synth intuitive is always a work in progress. Since I learn myself, I know where everything is, I'll work on that.crimsonwarlock wrote: ↑14 Apr 2023I'm a Skrock fan, I have most of their synthesizers. But this is a tough one. The UI looks crowded and not intuitive at all. Besides that, with the attack samples it goes into SubBoomBass territory, which is currently also on sale for the same price and has arguably more features. Also, the demo tracks are not convincing. I bought Kraft because of the thunderous (Derek Strike) demo track, and CyberSub doesn't seem to compete with that.
So, I guess this will be a hard sell.
https://www.skrockmusic.com/
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I make music in Reason using using Skrock synths and the creative tools from other developers!
https://soundcloud.com/derekstrike
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I make music in Reason using using Skrock synths and the creative tools from other developers!
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Happy to answer any questions you might have! /Marcus
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I'll add a direct email to me as well: skrockre@proton.me
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I'll add a direct email to me as well: skrockre@proton.me
https://www.skrockmusic.com/
https://soundcloud.com/derekstrike
https://soundcloud.com/marcusbits
I make music in Reason using using Skrock synths and the creative tools from other developers!
https://soundcloud.com/derekstrike
https://soundcloud.com/marcusbits
I make music in Reason using using Skrock synths and the creative tools from other developers!
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If you just put a slightly different background color behind each section (just a lighter or darker gray will do), that will give some needed separation. Even without the obvious markers like OSC, FLT and ENV (those might even clutter the GUI more). Our brain tends to use patterns to recognize and find things.
On a different note, we need an SMFX bundle in the shop

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crimsonwarlock wrote: ↑18 May 2023If you just put a slightly different background color behind each section (just a lighter or darker gray will do), that will give some needed separation. Even without the obvious markers like OSC, FLT and ENV (those might even clutter the GUI more). Our brain tends to use patterns to recognize and find things.
On a different note, we need an SMFX bundle in the shop![]()

https://www.skrockmusic.com/
https://soundcloud.com/derekstrike
https://soundcloud.com/marcusbits
I make music in Reason using using Skrock synths and the creative tools from other developers!
https://soundcloud.com/derekstrike
https://soundcloud.com/marcusbits
I make music in Reason using using Skrock synths and the creative tools from other developers!
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