All of those IK products are basically Sampletank with different libraries. I really dig the product demos by both companies, but for practicality, and ease of use, which company has the edge, and in what areas? I notice that both companies have excellent reputations and excellent sounding demos, but those of you with personal experiences with either or both products, which do you find easier to use and more convienient? Which setup would you consider to be more versatile? Versus the IK Multimedia Complete package: What are your opinions on both the Komplete 5 package which includes: and all very easy to use & little time to navigate/figure out. I would love to have excellent pianos, great strings, great synths. I am always looking at things, and a receptor is certainly in the cards in the next year or two to come. For those of you with extensive softsynth knowledge- which full blown suite would you choose, and why? I am seriously considering grabbing a Muse Receptor with either the Native Instruments complete setup, or the newly announced Total Workstation package thru IK Multimedia. which company do you feel is better at designing more intuitive UI designs? the other group, what sorts of sounds would i have more difficulty making, or would be more likely to be missing from my music?ĭepends on what you want. if i were to get one group of synths vs.
which group do you think allows for a wider palette of sound when taken together? which group is generally more suited for preset surfing? You can also draw your own waveforms and make your own wavetables.ĭiva models classic analogue synths which none of the NI synths do
Zebra you can do additive and draw your own partials. which group of synths covers more ground in terms of types of synthesis?Ībsynth can load basic samples and does granular which none of the 3 u-he synths doĪCE does audio rate modulations you cannot do with any of the NI synths which group is easier to learn sound design from the ground up on? taken together, which group of synths has a steeper learning curve?
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