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ANA 2 your thoughts?


Mozex

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If you haven’t been to KVRaudio, go check it out.  There is plenty of love for ANA2.  Mind you, most of those guys upgraded from ANA.  I’m sure it’s a fine synth, going by the demos I’ve heard, but I don’t see a point in listing all the VA/Wavetable synths I already own.  I just don’t see where owning it would add anything.   

If you are looking for something good in the way of a plugin synth, there’s always the Splice Rent to Own thing.   What they have up there is as good as anything else for $8-10 a month

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2 hours ago, brian trageskin said:

learn music theory and use whatever tool to make them beats, chords and melodies. imo

I had 4 years of music classes when I was younger and seven years of keyboard lessons.

2 hours ago, W23 said:

If you haven’t been to KVRaudio, go check it out.  There is plenty of love for ANA2.  Mind you, most of those guys upgraded from ANA.  I’m sure it’s a fine synth, going by the demos I’ve heard, but I don’t see a point in listing all the VA/Wavetable synths I already own.  I just don’t see where owning it would add anything.   

If you are looking for something good in the way of a plugin synth, there’s always the Splice Rent to Own thing.   What they have up there is as good as anything else for $8-10 a month

Yep I tried serum on the splice rent to own. Still however get drawn back to Roland Cloud every time it seems... At least recently I try to reshape the presets a bit so they sound different, so there is a evolution going on on there.

I also tried Ozone 8 with rent to own, will be paying for that each month. Is cheaper then the website option I have now (9.99 a month instead of 17€ a month) and after a year or two I own it so thats also good.

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6 minutes ago, chronical said:

What do you think ANA 2 will give you that you don't have already? Legit curious

To be honest I would not know at all...

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13 hours ago, Mozex said:

I had 4 years of music classes when I was younger and seven years of keyboard lessons.

you probably didn't learn much during that time though, judging by your output. there's more to music than major/minor triads, basic 4/4 beats and dull melodies.

or you're a master troll and your tunes are ironic masterpieces then.

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4 minutes ago, brian trageskin said:

you probably didn't learn much during that time though, judging by your output. there's more to music than major/minor triads, basic 4/4 beats and dull melodies.

or you're a master troll and your tunes are ironic masterpieces then.

I do what I can but thank you for your great and positive feedback. I think my music is indeed pretty original and thats how its supposed to be. Everyone has his genre that he creates. I am sorry that you do not like the genre I create, you can not satisfy everybody in life.

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14 minutes ago, brian trageskin said:

your tunes are not original at all dude. you're either delusional or taking the piss. in either case, the truth's not being told.

 

I am glad you find enjoyment in trashing my tracks.

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Brian may not be putting things in the most tactful way, but he certainly has a point. I'd like to hear more experimentation in your output, try working with unusual note progressions and chord structures rather than the bland approach you currently take. Also, I know you say you can't do it, but you've got to move away from loops and sample packs - absolutely nothing original about using those is there? You use lots of drum loops in your music, so how is it original?

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3 hours ago, BCM said:

Brian may not be putting things in the most tactful way, but he certainly has a point. I'd like to hear more experimentation in your output, try working with unusual note progressions and chord structures rather than the bland approach you currently take. Also, I know you say you can't do it, but you've got to move away from loops and sample packs - absolutely nothing original about using those is there? You use lots of drum loops in your music, so how is it original?

With the songs I am creating now I made the drums myself, but I do use the drum I created now for every song. I also stepped up from 130BPM to 145BPM. I will upload them in a week or so but first I need to upload the songs from the EP "Back in Time". They still are made with drumloops.

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Do you make all your tracks in the same BPM? I'd take the criticism here to heart, even if Brian can be a mean coconut. Try changing up the bpm each time, the swing as well. Still not sure if you're a troll but if you want to delve deeper into electronic music you pretty much have to experiment more. 

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Respectfully, and meant with the utmost kindness: if you are truly concerned about people saying you are a troll, it might be worthwhile to consider what it is about what you say and do that might give people that impression.  

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1 hour ago, T3551ER said:

Respectfully, and meant with the utmost kindness: if you are truly concerned about people saying you are a troll, it might be worthwhile to consider what it is about what you say and do that might give people that impression.  

I bet its because my music is bad I guess. I dont do anything else then post music and comment on other peoples music.

 

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