What vst does MJ Cole use ??????
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What vst does MJ Cole use ??????
Does anybody know what vst mj cole uses for the strings on sincere and the old skool garage classics just after the vst if its virtual not analog or any vst simular
Re: What vst does MJ Cole use ??????
HAM vst
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Re: What vst does MJ Cole use ??????
Try searching for interviews from that era.
My guess:
A sampler
Sample CDS
Maybe a Korg Triton or Roland JV1080 or 2080
My guess:
A sampler
Sample CDS
Maybe a Korg Triton or Roland JV1080 or 2080
Re: What vst does MJ Cole use ??????
My guess is this too, I doubt he would have used a VST, Garage is MUCH more sample based than you would think, even if you already thought it was... (@ OP) VST's weren't used as much back then, it was cheaper to sample a Rhode chord or whatever and place it into a sampler...contakt321 wrote:Try searching for interviews from that era.
My guess:
A sampler
Sample CDS
Maybe a Korg Triton or Roland JV1080 or 2080
I reckon he probably used Kontakt 1 as it was around the same era that and Recycle were well in their prime and a lot of Garage producers are still using those two pieces of software for sampling, even though there's been numerous updates...
MJ Cole is a classically trained musician so he probably has vast amounts of classical CD's he can sample from. You never know, it's possible he knows an orchestra and recorded the samples himself!
They're all reversed as well so it could have been from anything really, it's hard to tell...
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