My problem with Bazille, is I don’t understand how the oscillators work. I would love to find a tutorial that teaches how to use the oscillators, but I haven’t found one. I understand that it is some form of FM, but that’s about all I understand from it.Nothing wrong with moving on from a synth if it isn't working for you. Bazille is great, but the workflow might not be for everyone. You can always download the demo and look up educational material on using that specific synth to see if it's for you. If not, no shame in that. Use what works best for you.Great. Got the Diva as well! I was sold Repro and Bazille and maybe it was my mistake.. Maybe will back them on this forum...I also like U+?-HE synths a lot... but once again at this moment I got just Zebra and Diiva...Yeah, big fan of the u-he synths. Bazille is special, and Zebra2/ZebraHZ is always in my rotation; it's a synth that grows with you -- you get better at synths, you unlock another tier of appreciation for what it brings to the table. I also use Hive2 and Diva.
I have barely touched the original Massive, so for now I don't have much I can say about it (I got both Massive and Massive X just recently when I finally got Komplete). As for Massive X, I have invested time into it, and it really is a fantastic synth. Extreme diversity in the sounds you can get out of it, great sound quality. If you take your time to study it in depth, you'll be rewarded.
Statistics: Posted by audiojunkie — Sun Sep 22, 2024 12:05 am