In the mean time, I have another software review for you.
Zebra - $200 (8.5/10)
Zebra (which is now on version 2.5) is a pretty solid choice for your all-purpose synthesizer. It has all the filters and effects that you would expect, as well as the ability to customize and morph your waveforms. You can work with up to 4 oscillators, each of which can be made to have more voices. It's different to work with compared to most VST's on the market (look at the picture for an idea of what I'm talking about), but it still has enough power to keep up with it's competitors. A good choice once you get used to working with it.
-Lots of options for filters and oscillators.
-Wide range in general
Failures
-Takes some getting used to.
-Just a bit hard on your CPU. Not too bad though.
I wish I had the money to drop to try this out.
ReplyDeleteinteresting as always :)
ReplyDeleteHow does it compare with the Native Instrument stuff? I guess it might be worth the money if an independent, smaller company like Axel F has the goods to offer. Anyway, nice post, glad I found this blog, I love electronic music, so I'm excited to follow.
ReplyDeleteyou did it mayne
ReplyDeleteLooks pretty sweet, I suppose its cheaper than a keyboard or physical setup.
ReplyDeletegood stuff man
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