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    Default Recommend Abletond Live VST


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    I hate these threads because they tend to degrade into just big ad spaces...

    HOWEVER, I will say I really love Nexus. It's probably one of the best wavetable synths out there. It's just bloody fantastic, and I doubt I have ever written a single track without it on there. The drawback is it's pretty expensive for a softsynth.
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    deckadance is nice, adding 2 turntables into ableton is sweet.

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    Korg Legacy - Analog Pack... I bought this years ago, so good!

    Anything from Audio Damage is great for effects!

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    Quote Originally Posted by jasonj View Post
    Predator is great for basslines

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    Quote Originally Posted by LanceBlaise View Post
    Predator is great for basslines
    Agreed!

    some more great companies...

    Camel Audio
    http://www.camelaudio.com/

    reFX
    http://refx.com/
    (their Vangaurd can makes some nasty bass)

    everything I have listed are all reasonably priced which is great.
    I do not see how this thread is becoming an ad space.
    A request was placed for good VST/AU and it becomes fulfilled. I can sympathize that when looking for "good" plug-ins its easy to get bogged down with the vast amount of crap out there be it free of pay-for.
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    also check out the audiomidi.com deals, i got PSP nitro for $10 and AAS ultraanalog va-1 for $15.

    supposedly they are going to have two new deals starting on monday
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    all these software developers cover the core of what you need. anything else out there is just for extra inspiration or a different way to create the same sounds you could make with the vsti's available from the companies jason listed.

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