brenneisen
Senior Member
What is Solaris?
https://www.johnbowen.com/solaris-overview.html
What is Solaris?
New wavetable synth out by Audio Damage. $79 release price. Maybe give the demo a try?
https://audiodamage.com/collections/plugin-instruments/products/ad051-continua
Didn't know that! Thanks for the tip!Yeah tyrell is awesome. I use it. It's is amazing uhe has more free ones like podolski and triple cheese. If you wanna spend there is also Continually by audio damage. It is really good.
Zebra is obviously my soft synth of choice. it’s super easy to use, truly endlessly inspiring, and I’ve used it on every film synth “The Dark Knight”. If you want to go Cyberpunk, get the Knifonium. The software version really is very, very good. I have both hardware and software Knifoniums.I'm probably completely alone in this but I find Zebra to be one of the most immediate and easy to program soft synths. I can go from Init to something unique (or bread and butter) faster than I can in any other software or hardware and I'm hardly a power user.
I fully accept that this is probably just me.
Zebra is obviously my soft synth of choice. it’s super easy to use, truly endlessly inspiring, and I’ve used it on every film synth “The Dark Knight”. If you want to go Cyberpunk, get the Knifonium. The software version really is very, very good. I have both hardware and software Knifoniums.
That what I wanted to suggest. I actually love the interface and the ease of use. I hope they will go to a dongle licensing with v2.0 cause I don't like the current licensing solution they use.Thanks for the suggestions. I actually got a synth now. I might reconsider Omnisphere in the future, and I heard great things about Falcon, though I prefer something more intuitive, but it looks to be the best option for deep sound design and sampling.
I was considering Serum/Zebra due to my experiences with them but ended up actually going with VPS Avenger. It's pretty awesome and versatile and can do almost anything and has a nice interface as well.
I'm usually more a passionate lurker here than an author but somehow I stumbled upon this thread because I'm recently working on some Cyberpunk-influenced tracks, too (but mixing them with orchestral elements). @Rctec definitely +1 for Zebra, Hans, couldn't agree more! I always find super inspiring sounds in the Zebra presets (and in some Zebra-packs by The Unfinished) that can provide any "hybrid" track with some very tasty special sauce. And even for me as a synth noob, basic tweaking is really intuitive. Also, thanks for the other hint, that "Knifonium" sounds awesome!Zebra is obviously my soft synth of choice. it’s super easy to use, truly endlessly inspiring, and I’ve used it on every film synth “The Dark Knight”. If you want to go Cyberpunk, get the Knifonium. The software version really is very, very good. I have both hardware and software Knifoniums.