
By Danoc
Tue Jun 16, 2020 5:58 pm
Im not subscribed to the cloud and l have 4 of those SRX vst plus the 5080, D50, system 8 etc . lm good. Hell l basically have the Integra in my computer.



Danoc wrote:Eyalc you must of missed what l wrote:
Eyalc you might wanna take that gripe back lol
The Integra-7 is a two-unit rack synth featuring all the sounds from the highly regarded XV5080 module, Supernatural sounds from the latest Jupiter-50/80 synths and V-Drums, plus ALL 12 virtual SRX cards and seven new virtual expansion cards.
The INTEGRA-7 is equipped with four virtual expansion slots, which can be used to load four SRX libraries simultaneously. With all of these classic sounds instantly available, plus a new stockpile of enhanced SuperNATURAL sounds, the INTEGRA-7 brings the past, present, and future together in one convenient instrument!
Gawd Daaaamwheww! That's ridiculous! 6,000 sounds all you need is that and you're good!
I have no gripe with it.
I have these plus the 5080, 2080 also in my computer.

CharlesRandolph wrote:Not to speak for him, but he wanted all 12 in the standard kit memory. That way he wouldn't need to load them in the virtual expansion slots.Danoc wrote:Eyalc you must of missed what l wrote:
Eyalc you might wanna take that gripe back lol
The Integra-7 is a two-unit rack synth featuring all the sounds from the highly regarded XV5080 module, Supernatural sounds from the latest Jupiter-50/80 synths and V-Drums, plus ALL 12 virtual SRX cards and seven new virtual expansion cards.
The INTEGRA-7 is equipped with four virtual expansion slots, which can be used to load four SRX libraries simultaneously. With all of these classic sounds instantly available, plus a new stockpile of enhanced SuperNATURAL sounds, the INTEGRA-7 brings the past, present, and future together in one convenient instrument!
Gawd Daaaamwheww! That's ridiculous! 6,000 sounds all you need is that and you're good!
I have no gripe with it.
I have these plus the 5080, 2080 also in my computer.
Danoc wrote:Heck l would take it as is. To dope to pass up.

CharlesRandolph wrote:
Yes, it's a good machine to have, even if they ever decide to updated the 2012 specs. However, since they have the cloud service, I don't seen that happening. If you can find one, under $1000 in good conditions, grab it.

40Beatz wrote:Seems like the VSTi Versions are the Economical Way to go

Danoc wrote:Plus l have the Triton VST

NearTao wrote:
I gotta say... the Triton VST gets more attention than my Studio camping out in my basement these days. It's too bad they haven't gone all the way with MOSS and allowing for sampling... but hey it's pretty good.
One of these days I'll get off my butt and check out the Roland VSTs too. I am sure it'll bring back memories.
CharlesRandolph wrote:Danoc wrote:I7 is crazy dope ape ****!Daam!
It can be used as an audio/midi interface with the computer. My only gripe with the I7 was not having 8 audio inputs, would've been great as an effects box.
Danoc wrote:Trust me not only Economical but the editing you can do to the on board sounds is bananas that you can't do on the hardward. Oh and they sound dam good. I git them on my computer l don't use the cloud. I have the system 100 and 8, 1080, 5080, SRX orchestra etc. I am living the life lol l just coped the Tone 2 Electra X that joinis a beast. I slept on that. When l say those Roland VST joints sound good they sound better than good they are great.
Plus l have the Triton VST