Phone=Plug-in stupid typo. You think mods could edit their own titles but no
If your inbox can take a pounding, and you can attend the Livestream it's free. (And you install their installer).
Marketing aside, seems like a useful plug-in for vaporwave. I've purchased a bunch of their sample packs on sale in the past, ymmv.
Big news for the iPad synth heads—Roland just officially dropped ZENOLOGY GX on the App Store.
This isn't just a preset browser; it’s the full ZEN-Core engine that they use in their flagship hardware, rebuilt with a touch-friendly interface. It’s got 4 voices per tone, deep mod matrices, and all the classic Roland FX (Dimension D, Juno Chorus, etc.).
The pricing situation (The Good & The Bad):
Hey everyone, I recently got back into listening to the genre and I'd like some advice. In 2019 I made some music and posted it on my channel, and this week I listened to some projects and decided to rework them again.
I'd like to know how I can achieve a sound similar to what Luxury Elite and Saint Pepsi did on their album "Late Night Delight," one of my favorite albums.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Does anyone make vaporwave on an SP404? I have the MKII and have been trying to do some vapor stuff on there. Just wondering if anyone else uses their 404 for it? Would love to talk about process.
I've started making sample-free vaporwave (more specifically slushwave). I've been using Diva for most of the instruments and I design in vital sounds when I need something, but I always have a huge problem with making it sound human, this is, is almost always ends up sounding robotic and way too simple, and it's not about the chord progressions because I try to use 80s pop chord progressions to make my melodies. I've tried strumming the chords for example but it doesn't change much, maybe it's about the synths, but I don't have storage space to download for example Asturia V, and it's not about the effects because there I know how to make it sound good, I know how to slush a track well.