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Just happened upon this wonderful thread on a definitely wonderful dev.
Which three libraries would you find most rewarding musically? I’m mainly considering the organic ones, less the synths.
For now, I’m thinking Feathersome Strings, Nodal and Kosmos.
 
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Just happened upon this wonderful thread on a definitely wonderful dev.
Which three libraries would you find most rewarding musically? I’m mainly considering the organic ones, less the synths.
For now, I’m thinking Feathersome Strings, Nodal and Kosmos.
Longitudinal is worth a look too!
One of the most inspiring tuned percussion libraries around, and has tons of content.
 
Just happened upon this wonderful thread on a definitely wonderful dev.
Which three libraries would you find most rewarding musically? I’m mainly considering the organic ones, less the synths.
For now, I’m thinking Feathersome Strings, Nodal and Kosmos.
Those are indeed all fine libraries. I’d definitely consider Feathersome and Nodal two WRGTLS essentials but in all honesty, people cannot pretend to be Wrongtoolnistas without at least owning ONE of their fabulous mutilated clavinet libraries. Everyone should own one.
 
Those are indeed all fine libraries. I’d definitely consider Feathersome and Nodal two WRGTLS essentials but in all honesty, people cannot pretend to be Wrongtoolnistas without at least owning ONE of their fabulous mutilated clavinet libraries. Everyone should own one.
Only one? Get all of them!
 
Thanks!
Meanwhile quite amazed by the sound of their Fjordheim drums.
Honestly? For an intro WRGTLS trio purchase? Let me rephrase my initial advice: get Nodal, Feathersome and Fjordheim. Now, go make a couple of hit records.
 
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