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By Ill-Green Mon Aug 26, 2013 4:45 am
I'm glad you regret selling the Fanthom. I bet you felt strong when you had the cash. Now the cash is gone and you got bananas to play with. Good holmes. Let it sink in. Don't try to gulp or you'll lose breath and choke, cough and vomit even. Yeah, light up that cig.
By acronym Tue Aug 27, 2013 12:37 pm
Ill-Green wrote:I'm glad you regret selling the Fanthom. I bet you felt strong when you had the cash. Now the cash is gone and you got bananas to play with. Good holmes. Let it sink in. Don't try to gulp or you'll lose breath and choke, cough and vomit even. Yeah, light up that cig.


Chill Ill :smoker:
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By inflict3 Tue Aug 27, 2013 4:45 pm
yo, i gotta say one of my FAV vst synths is RAZOR, it is simple to use, unlike massive.. the simpleness reminds me of the simpleness of my moog slim phatty, yet its an additive synth so the sound is unreal
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By Metatron72 Tue Aug 27, 2013 5:24 pm
inflict3 wrote:yo, i gotta say one of my FAV vst synths is RAZOR, it is simple to use, unlike massive.. the simpleness reminds me of the simpleness of my moog slim phatty, yet its an additive synth so the sound is unreal


Yeah NI Razor is a very unique synth in both design and sound, and it's an accessible GUI/layout as inflict3 has said. A lot of bang for the lower price compared to some other synths out there.

And while NI's Massive is a great synth as well, Razor is a bit less under the radar, always a good thing when choosing a sound generator. So I agree 100% with inflict3. Really solid and round low end unlike some VST's and a nice crisp sound while still being nasty as hell when needed.