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Looking for a powerful and interesting soft synth: Quanta or Thor?

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  • reasOnereasOne

    I want quanta on my iPhone! But I'm still happy to have it on my iPad

  • christsinfamiechristsinfamie

    @echoopera said:
    fwiw I think Quanta is on sale at the moment. You should also check out Aparillo from Sugar Bytes...synth is wonderful. I used it on almost every track of my new album.

    Thanks, I will check it out. I enjoy your record a lot btw :) cool that you post here too

  • ageezzageezz

    Considering the modular gear that you have already, my suggestion would be the two synths that I am always coming back to with my MakeNoise gear. Quanta and Aparillo. Neither are easy to programme but boy do you get some great and original sounds from them. I host them in AUM and route in the modular output to do live mixes. I would highly recommend both.

  • MetalmanMetalman

    @ageezz said:
    Considering the modular gear that you have already, my suggestion would be the two synths that I am always coming back to with my MakeNoise gear. Quanta and Aparillo. Neither are easy to programme but boy do you get some great and original sounds from them. I host them in AUM and route in the modular output to do live mixes. I would highly recommend both.

    I agree, especially if you use ccs to control them

  • LinearLinemanLinearLineman
    edited April 2019

    Thanks @rs2000, will do. THOR! But a little confused. Why not get both?
    Edit...got the setup as pictured. Do you put “no instrument” in the new midi track?

  • rs2000rs2000

    @LinearLineman said:
    Thanks @rs2000, will do. THOR! But a little confused. Why not get both?
    Edit...got the setup as pictured. Do you put “no instrument” in the new midi track?

    Yes because Cubasis doesn't host thor. That also means you have to choose the preset manually in thor, no total recall like in usual apps.

    So why not get both?
    Good question, both are great and different enough to justify owning them.

  • LinearLinemanLinearLineman

    Thanks @rs2000

  • rs2000rs2000

    @LinearLineman said:
    Thanks @rs2000

    You're welcome :smiley:

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