Wow, you don't know how much I appreciate your comment! Thank you. I was going crazy trying to sync the midi notes and thought everyone would hate it because I was taking so long. Really nice to hear you enjoyed it! 😄
@@terrytimberlake8926 It's hard not to do! I'm still getting used to my jams being out there. This one in particular I didn't feel good about because of the tools that were new to me. The learning on the fly takes away from everything else I usually do.
Thank you! This is encouraging :) I do plan on making more! I made a song tonight that is to be for my next video "computer". I should have it finished by the weekend if my computer build goes well.
I have vital myself, does it take over the virus? hmmm not too sure about that, still a really decent synth yeah the virus has that aging sound but its a VA synth :)
@@ModIcore i agree with you there, deffonatly, the gui seems to over complex and boggle some people, prehaps an "easy page" with the cuttoff/rezo/filter envs/reverb/delay/wavetable/ocs thing is the way to go, then have every little thing on the "normal" pagefronts, cause it can be overwhelming even to advanced users, and vital is the sort of "new king" on the block, and yeah i think we are in the digital age now but the Virus TI suffers from that "its old sounding" but there is just something unique about it
hi! vital is a great free vst! just find some tutorial to learn to use the different wavetables because you can get amazing sounds with your creativity! Also look for ostirus vst, it's a totally exact copy of the virus ti but in vst without the synth... it's also free.
heya! vital does sound good. i feel like i need a second monitor to really work with it though. its chorus is really nice. thanks for the recommendations. osirus is great from what i hear. is it really that cpu intensive like i've heard?
@@ModIcore no, it's not cpu intensive, osirus is a exact copy of virus C and OsTirus is virus ti, sounds exactly the same because it's chipset total emulation, so you need no more convert to audio, just use your virus as a VST! and it's completly free. With vital you can import wavetables and make some new sounds with it. Also the people that does the ostirus mades the amazing vavra that is a copy of waldorf microQ very metallic sounds and soft too.
@@charliobrown3960 Mmmm waldorf wavetables ☺ I will look into this. Thank you! Once I settle down, I will play around with these two. I've always wanted to mix samples and synthesis, Vital sounds like a synth I can do it with!
I see you came from cubase 5 to 13 believe me you gonna get crazy soprise how much cubase have change right now is the most complete daw 10 times superior to 5 versions however will take you time to get use to. Also be aware that cubase did not take 32bits vst anymore so take that in note
Definitely need time to get used to! It doesn't feel as efficient with certain things, bit it is a nice program. I was wondering why tonic wasn't showing up, miss that plugin. The manual for C13 is a whopping 1,500 pages! x.x
Hold up.. Nice work💯👏👏👏👏. I see that every producer has its own way of approaching melodies. Salute to you. Love Cubase, too.
Wow, you don't know how much I appreciate your comment! Thank you. I was going crazy trying to sync the midi notes and thought everyone would hate it because I was taking so long. Really nice to hear you enjoyed it! 😄
@ModIcore well, I hope you're not trying to please your viewers and wondering what they're thinking. An artist and producer focus on their craft.
@@terrytimberlake8926 It's hard not to do! I'm still getting used to my jams being out there. This one in particular I didn't feel good about because of the tools that were new to me. The learning on the fly takes away from everything else I usually do.
@ModIcore that's understandable. Keep up the good work. That is music. It's in our DNA
@@terrytimberlake8926 Thank you! I made an interesting song last night that I'm going to use for my next video this week😊
your channel will grow soon .. best wish .. keep making videos😇
Thank you! This is encouraging :) I do plan on making more! I made a song tonight that is to be for my next video "computer". I should have it finished by the weekend if my computer build goes well.
I have vital myself, does it take over the virus? hmmm not too sure about that, still a really decent synth yeah the virus has that aging sound but its a VA synth :)
Vital is cool. It sounds good, but can have those "ooooo this is so digital!" moments. That gui is waaay too big though.
@@ModIcore i agree with you there, deffonatly, the gui seems to over complex and boggle some people, prehaps an "easy page" with the cuttoff/rezo/filter envs/reverb/delay/wavetable/ocs thing is the way to go, then have every little thing on the "normal" pagefronts, cause it can be overwhelming even to advanced users, and vital is the sort of "new king" on the block, and yeah i think we are in the digital age now but the Virus TI suffers from that "its old sounding" but there is just something unique about it
hi! vital is a great free vst! just find some tutorial to learn to use the different wavetables because you can get amazing sounds with your creativity! Also look for ostirus vst, it's a totally exact copy of the virus ti but in vst without the synth... it's also free.
heya! vital does sound good. i feel like i need a second monitor to really work with it though. its chorus is really nice. thanks for the recommendations. osirus is great from what i hear. is it really that cpu intensive like i've heard?
@@ModIcore no, it's not cpu intensive, osirus is a exact copy of virus C and OsTirus is virus ti, sounds exactly the same because it's chipset total emulation, so you need no more convert to audio, just use your virus as a VST! and it's completly free. With vital you can import wavetables and make some new sounds with it. Also the people that does the ostirus mades the amazing vavra that is a copy of waldorf microQ very metallic sounds and soft too.
@@charliobrown3960 Mmmm waldorf wavetables ☺ I will look into this. Thank you! Once I settle down, I will play around with these two. I've always wanted to mix samples and synthesis, Vital sounds like a synth I can do it with!
I see you came from cubase 5 to 13 believe me you gonna get crazy soprise how much cubase have change right now is the most complete daw 10 times superior to 5 versions however will take you time to get use to. Also be aware that cubase did not take 32bits vst anymore so take that in note
Definitely need time to get used to! It doesn't feel as efficient with certain things, bit it is a nice program. I was wondering why tonic wasn't showing up, miss that plugin. The manual for C13 is a whopping 1,500 pages! x.x