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Re: Is NI Massive worth buying? Opinions please

Post by tripwire22 » Sun Jan 03, 2010 4:40 pm

its alright but Rob Papen's vst's are better to me i use Blue for everything but wobbles which i dont make so im set with just blue but i do have massive

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Re: Is NI Massive worth buying? Opinions please

Post by kejk » Sun Jan 03, 2010 4:49 pm

Karma_blitz wrote:Is there a clean cracked working version out there?
Buy it, show love to the people who worked hard to make that VST.
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Re: Is NI Massive worth buying? Opinions please

Post by Karma_blitz » Sun Jan 03, 2010 6:38 pm

kejk wrote:
Karma_blitz wrote:Is there a clean cracked working version out there?
Buy it, show love to the people who worked hard to make that VST.
recession bro, still mite buy thats why i made this thread.

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Re: Is NI Massive worth buying? Opinions please

Post by PMoos » Sun Jan 03, 2010 7:34 pm

I try massive for a while, and defo a worthy vst to buy... dig it and you'll get unique sounds...
and I agree with blue 9 who bring Komplete 6 in the topic... Massive is in that bundle.. but, man, too expensive :evil:
recession too, i'll buy later :wink:
do you try the 1.1.4 update ?

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Post by G31 » Sun Jan 03, 2010 8:14 pm

if you learn to use Massive properly its well worth the investment
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Re: Is NI Massive worth buying? Opinions please

Post by mistayif » Sun Jan 03, 2010 10:51 pm

got massive free with my audio kontrol 1 and its an excellent synth. the only gripes i have with it is that it is so cpu intensive (same with any other ni synth/sampler i guess) that i can only run a few instances of it at the same time. i've recently just switched to using sylenth, its just as good, if not better than massive and doesn't hog all the cpu

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Post by marshy » Sun Jan 03, 2010 11:04 pm

mistayif wrote:got massive free with my audio kontrol 1 and its an excellent synth. the only gripes i have with it is that it is so cpu intensive (same with any other ni synth/sampler i guess) that i can only run a few instances of it at the same time. i've recently just switched to using sylenth, its just as good, if not better than massive and doesn't hog all the cpu
Very annoying how i got Traktor with my Audio Kontrol 1 and back then i wasn't interested in DJing. I managed to lose the disk, would have much preferred Massive!

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Post by abZ » Sun Jan 03, 2010 11:23 pm

marshy wrote:
mistayif wrote:got massive free with my audio kontrol 1 and its an excellent synth. the only gripes i have with it is that it is so cpu intensive (same with any other ni synth/sampler i guess) that i can only run a few instances of it at the same time. i've recently just switched to using sylenth, its just as good, if not better than massive and doesn't hog all the cpu
Very annoying how i got Traktor with my Audio Kontrol 1 and back then i wasn't interested in DJing. I managed to lose the disk, would have much preferred Massive!
Same here, I got a bunch of shite with AK1 but no Massive :|

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Re: Is NI Massive worth buying? Opinions please

Post by mistayif » Mon Jan 04, 2010 12:47 am

i only got mine in the summer and you could get an ni synth of your choice out of massive, fm8, absynth or something else (can't remember), a free kore player and a free kore soundpack.

haven't bothered getting kore player as i'm guessing its gonna be pretty cpu intensive

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Re: Is NI Massive worth buying? Opinions please

Post by kejk » Mon Jan 04, 2010 7:46 am

Karma_blitz wrote:
kejk wrote:
Karma_blitz wrote:Is there a clean cracked working version out there?
Buy it, show love to the people who worked hard to make that VST.
recession bro, still mite buy thats why i made this thread.
Seriously, blaming it on the recession, what a joke.

Just work for 16 hours at minimum wage and you'll have enough to buy it.
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Post by halo skycrash » Mon Jan 04, 2010 9:47 am

I would get it. You have to be patient and figure out exactly what is effecting what. It's pretty eazy to get a thick low sound but to modulate it get's more in depth. Go to the Brutal Electro setting and look how it's set up. One Ocillator and no LFO is being used. Start there and figure it out.

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Re: Is NI Massive worth buying? Opinions please

Post by wormcode » Mon Jan 04, 2010 11:17 am

mistayif wrote:got massive free with my audio kontrol 1 and its an excellent synth. the only gripes i have with it is that it is so cpu intensive (same with any other ni synth/sampler i guess) that i can only run a few instances of it at the same time. i've recently just switched to using sylenth, its just as good, if not better than massive and doesn't hog all the cpu
Newer CPU? Which one? Curious because I always thought it to be very good on cpu. The machine has an older AM2 chip... can't remember exact model but it's a 2.4ghz dual core. I don't usually run more than 4 instances at the most that I can recall but I never felt like I was near the limit.

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Re: Is NI Massive worth buying? Opinions please

Post by stereotactic » Mon Jan 04, 2010 1:30 pm

^^^

Agreed, I have never found it particularly CPU intensive, though it does do some odd things in Cubase 5 (like not actually appearing when opened in the first instance, you have to open a second to see the synth... Any after that pop up as they should. Solid work Steinberg :roll: )

Is it worth getting? Definitely. A very versatile synth with loads of modulation options.

Make sure you buy it though. Cracks are piracy, and piracy damages... Well pretty much whatever it touches. If you got a track on a record label and everyone pirated it instead of buying it, you wouldn't be amused I'm sure. Same for the guys who work on these VST's etc. They put the hard work in so we can create, the least you can do is respect that in return.
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Re: Is NI Massive worth buying? Opinions please

Post by mistayif » Mon Jan 04, 2010 9:18 pm

Newer CPU? Which one? Curious because I always thought it to be very good on cpu. The machine has an older AM2 chip... can't remember exact model but it's a 2.4ghz dual core. I don't usually run more than 4 instances at the most that I can recall but I never felt like I was near the limit.
well i'm on a laptop but i think the cpu is sufficient for most daws and vsts, 2.4ghz dual core and 4gb ram running xp, obviously cos its only a 32 bit os, not all 4gb of ram will be used

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Re: Is NI Massive worth buying? Opinions please

Post by wormcode » Mon Jan 04, 2010 10:26 pm

mistayif wrote:
Newer CPU? Which one? Curious because I always thought it to be very good on cpu. The machine has an older AM2 chip... can't remember exact model but it's a 2.4ghz dual core. I don't usually run more than 4 instances at the most that I can recall but I never felt like I was near the limit.
well i'm on a laptop but i think the cpu is sufficient for most daws and vsts, 2.4ghz dual core and 4gb ram running xp, obviously cos its only a 32 bit os, not all 4gb of ram will be used
Ah if it's a laptop maybe it's a stepping processor. Never really used a full DAW project on a laptop though, but I can see how it might be a bit more heavy CPU wise.

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Re: Is NI Massive worth buying? Opinions please

Post by abZ » Tue Jan 05, 2010 12:55 am

wormcode wrote:
mistayif wrote:
Newer CPU? Which one? Curious because I always thought it to be very good on cpu. The machine has an older AM2 chip... can't remember exact model but it's a 2.4ghz dual core. I don't usually run more than 4 instances at the most that I can recall but I never felt like I was near the limit.
well i'm on a laptop but i think the cpu is sufficient for most daws and vsts, 2.4ghz dual core and 4gb ram running xp, obviously cos its only a 32 bit os, not all 4gb of ram will be used
Ah if it's a laptop maybe it's a stepping processor. Never really used a full DAW project on a laptop though, but I can see how it might be a bit more heavy CPU wise.
Stepping processor? I think I need one of those :o :lol:

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Re: Is NI Massive worth buying? Opinions please

Post by deadly_habit » Tue Jan 05, 2010 1:49 am

Karma_blitz wrote:Is there a clean cracked working version out there?
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