Yup. It sucks that they discontinued it. They said that the person that developed it left the company. But I'm like... you can't hire someone else to write the code, and another person to design the sounds?
I'm not sure, I use windows. M1 came on the scene in 2020 and some companies are still catching up. So my guess would be no, because of when these plugins were released.
Yow bro... where do I drop the programdata file in the remnant folder? It's not reading from the vst files, and there's no option to load it from the plugin... I think it's presets. Thanks for the video. These are great finds.
The folder heirarchy should be the same as it is on your system. So C:\ ProgramData . By default the ProgramData folder is hidden in Windows. Do a quick google search "how to show hidden folders and files" on google.
The b4 is super bright and that resonance is crazy. The tremolo hurts almost... lol. The b3 from ik multimedia has better bass frequencies and is louder, but it has a lot of high frequency information missing. Is it better to mix the two and use compression somehow to glue them together? Another question, it's it possible to use some kind of software patch bay to be able to use Mac software like Alchemy and Logic pro on pc? Does blue cat audio or someone out there have a software that can bridge the two and?
The IK B-3 has no high frequency information missing. That's just the default preset when you open the plugin with all the drawbars pulled. You can get it as bright as you want at so many different levels. Tonewheel profiles, chorus mix, stomp pedals (built in), leslie amp/eq settings, and there's also a 3 rack effects. The brightness also scales with the expression pedal position (Rare to find plugins like this but that's how real hammonds work.) The organ is brighter at full volume than at 30%. That's an interesting idea. You never know if it sounds good until you try it, but I'd probably avoid it. I imagine mixing the two is going to turn into a phase nightmare. As far as I understand, there's no way to run software written for Mac on Windows without an amount of work that would ultimately defeat the purpose. If you can find the old version of Alchemy (Pre-Mac) then you can run it on windows, but it's old and probably missing important features that most samplers have today (like drag and drop).
You can get Alchemy in Logic (only way). You can't get Kantos and B4 legally because they're legacy products. They're also written for 32-bit system architecture.
RIP NI Absynth 1-5 😢
Gone but never forgotten
never used it :(
Yup. It sucks that they discontinued it. They said that the person that developed it left the company. But I'm like... you can't hire someone else to write the code, and another person to design the sounds?
@@eren3390 Even the trial(s) of Absynth 2 back then, up to 5, amazing...!
ROCKS
Really liked the video, thanks for sharing these amazing plugins!
I bought remnant and tantrum back in the day, i still download them through plugin boutique
also RIP accusonus, although the way back machine has their installers !
I didn't know accusonus went under. I never used any of their plugins but I heard they were great.
Does anyone remember Steinberg Hypersonic 2?
Lots of mid-2000 music and videogame soundtracks have its sounds
Never been a Steinnberg guy
is tantrum and remnant m1 (arm) compatible?
I'm not sure, I use windows. M1 came on the scene in 2020 and some companies are still catching up. So my guess would be no, because of when these plugins were released.
Yow bro... where do I drop the programdata file in the remnant folder?
It's not reading from the vst files, and there's no option to load it from the plugin... I think it's presets.
Thanks for the video. These are great finds.
The folder heirarchy should be the same as it is on your system. So C:\ ProgramData . By default the ProgramData folder is hidden in Windows. Do a quick google search "how to show hidden folders and files" on google.
The b4 is super bright and that resonance is crazy. The tremolo hurts almost... lol.
The b3 from ik multimedia has better bass frequencies and is louder, but it has a lot of high frequency information missing. Is it better to mix the two and use compression somehow to glue them together?
Another question, it's it possible to use some kind of software patch bay to be able to use Mac software like Alchemy and Logic pro on pc? Does blue cat audio or someone out there have a software that can bridge the two and?
The IK B-3 has no high frequency information missing. That's just the default preset when you open the plugin with all the drawbars pulled. You can get it as bright as you want at so many different levels. Tonewheel profiles, chorus mix, stomp pedals (built in), leslie amp/eq settings, and there's also a 3 rack effects. The brightness also scales with the expression pedal position (Rare to find plugins like this but that's how real hammonds work.) The organ is brighter at full volume than at 30%.
That's an interesting idea. You never know if it sounds good until you try it, but I'd probably avoid it. I imagine mixing the two is going to turn into a phase nightmare.
As far as I understand, there's no way to run software written for Mac on Windows without an amount of work that would ultimately defeat the purpose. If you can find the old version of Alchemy (Pre-Mac) then you can run it on windows, but it's old and probably missing important features that most samplers have today (like drag and drop).
@Par1s cool thank you. Have a good day.
Anyone know how to update Cecilia 5
U goofy
Only on Tuesdays.
Literally doesn't tell us how to get the last three plugins...
You can get Alchemy in Logic (only way). You can't get Kantos and B4 legally because they're legacy products. They're also written for 32-bit system architecture.
I think the only way to get Alchemy is off your backup hard drives. I have plenty of backup copies of mine.