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     dnb nick 
      
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      just a quick question is it worth me getting Massive and if so where from......
      
      
      
      
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   24-03-2008 21:57 | 
  
   
     
     
     
     
     
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     Halph-Price  
      
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      iShant if:   
1. my computer sucks 
2. i don't know howt o use complex synths 
3. i have Logic already. 
 
iShall if: 
1. you can handel a Massive CPU work-out 
2. want a synth that can do it all 
3. need to have a mega dance synth legit 
4. i use abelton Live or Cuebase or that Sony one....
      
      
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   25-03-2008 05:42 | 
  
   
     
     
      
     
     
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     Nebulizer  
      
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      Get it! 
I got Massive and couldnt work it for shit. I couldnt even find the presets or turn on an oscilator! 
 
But after watching a demo vid from Native Instruments it showed me enough of the basics to work it all out. Now i have a pretty decent knowledge on the synth. 
 
It is a damn good synth and the sounds are very crisp, very professional. 
 
As Halph-Price said though, think about the speed of your computer, it is quite a CPU muncher. Although, my PC isnt all that - Pentium 4, 3.4 GHz,1gig Ram, SoundBlaster X-Fi soundcard etc. But it can handle a few Massive Synths running at the same time - that is untill i start adding distortion and reverb, then its another story.  
 
Anyways, Get it!
      
      
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   26-03-2008 21:51 | 
  
   
     
     
     
     
     
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  Originally posted by Nebulizer 
As Halph-Price said though, think about the speed of your computer, it is quite a CPU muncher. Although, my PC isnt all that - Pentium 4, 3.4 GHz,1gig Ram, SoundBlaster X-Fi soundcard etc. But it can handle a few Massive Synths running at the same time - that is untill i start adding distortion and reverb, then its another story.  
 
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You can also create your synths in seperate project files and then render it, then you just reload the samples again in your sequencer and then add the effects. I havn't tried this because my pc can still deliver the CPU power but I've seen other people use it and it seems to work.  
 
By the way I think you really have to be working with a loooot of synths before you run out of CPU power. My pc isn't that good at all and I tried how far I could push it and I had like 10synths with 5 effects on it...
      
      
      
      
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   27-03-2008 01:19 | 
  
   
     
     
      
     
     
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