Falcon is worth buying
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doctoremmet
Senior Member
Maybe Phaseplant comes close (btw: have you completely switched to French now?) but Falcon has a lot to offer in terms of synthesis and the modular way you get to shape your own architecture, LUA scripting and of course the excellent multi-sampling options, when compared to Omnisphere and Serum.
So I’d argue Falcon is worth getting.
So I’d argue Falcon is worth getting.
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Nein. Sie müssen Falcon 2 kaufen. Es ist fantastisch.
rrichard63
Perpetual Novice
There are many synthesizers that feature sample playback. Omnisphere is a great one. And there are samplers with some synthesis capabilities. But I'm not aware of anything that is both a full-fledged synth and a full-fledged sampler in quite the way Falcon is. If there are others, please name them here.
ahhhh mas, falcon 2 bagus sekali. terlalu luar biasa!
My only pet peeve is the fact it only uses one core so it's pretty hard to build a complex patch with it without running into a wall. I wish they do something about it, cause other than that, Falcon 2 is perfect.
doctoremmet
Senior Member
Well, I noticed your posts were all in French all of a sudden…
Like the one that tells me in French that you don’t understand me asking about you talking in French
And that was after this one in another thread:
So you seemed to have decided to switch to French.
Like the one that tells me in French that you don’t understand me asking about you talking in French
And that was after this one in another thread:
So you seemed to have decided to switch to French.
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muziksculp
Senior Member
Hello @Trancer,
I think Falcon is a great tool for creating your custom sounds, and sound design, plus general synthesis.
I was trying to decide if I should invest time learning Falcon, or Halion in-depth, I decided to go with Falcon. But I haven't yet had the time to study Falcon. So plan for some learning time to harness the power of Falcon.
There are some good Falcon Tutorials by MacPro Video, and an even a more detailed one at Groove3, and as usual possibly more free ones on YT.
Good Luck.
I think Falcon is a great tool for creating your custom sounds, and sound design, plus general synthesis.
I was trying to decide if I should invest time learning Falcon, or Halion in-depth, I decided to go with Falcon. But I haven't yet had the time to study Falcon. So plan for some learning time to harness the power of Falcon.
There are some good Falcon Tutorials by MacPro Video, and an even a more detailed one at Groove3, and as usual possibly more free ones on YT.
Good Luck.
Yep. It's pretty versatile. When I don't want to deal with Max/MSP (partly because I need to meet short deadlines) , I often reach for Falcon 2.
Falcon is like Kontakt and Reaktor meshed into one. It's comparable to HALion, which I prefer over it because the multi-core limitations of Falcon can be problematic for some work.
If you have Komplete or HALion you kind of need a reason to invest in it, IMO. Like something more specific you need from it. Otherwise, I'm not seeing the value. All of UVI's libraries will run in Workstation, anyways.
If you have Komplete or HALion you kind of need a reason to invest in it, IMO. Like something more specific you need from it. Otherwise, I'm not seeing the value. All of UVI's libraries will run in Workstation, anyways.
Pier
Senior Member
Can you use Halion outside Cubase?
Jaap
Senior Member
Yes you can load Halion as standalone program.
José Herring
Lost in Cyberspace
MSoundFactory.
digitallysane
Member
That's not quite true. Falcon is very different from Reaktor in it's approach and possibilities. It's a synth workstation while Reaktor is a synth/DSP building toolkit.
That's also not true. Falcon libraries only run in Falcon, and they're editable so they work as documentation as well.
