Post by 101 on Jun 19, 2023 14:47:39 GMT
First, just let me say I am as guilty as anyone in the past for making music with VST instruments.
But I have come to the conclusion that they destroy all the frequencies of the instruments that they portray.
If ever you wanted to hollow out the sound of a track - put a VST on it.
There was a good BBC radio 4 article once about a hospital doctor who would volunteer to go round to any families house and fill in their garden pond to prevent any tragedies. I feel the same way about VST's. And would willingly help uninstall VST instruments on peoples personal computers.
If there was a VST addicts anonymous club, I would chair it. It's a bad habit, but I'm strangely drawn now to tracks with obvious VST's, Garage band drums, String synths. you name it. I have become unhealthily fascinated by VST assisted yacht rock, appalling country and western and the naked tragedy of synthetic synth music.
It always fascinates me as to what on Earth the artists were trying to convey.
But I have come to the conclusion that they destroy all the frequencies of the instruments that they portray.
If ever you wanted to hollow out the sound of a track - put a VST on it.
There was a good BBC radio 4 article once about a hospital doctor who would volunteer to go round to any families house and fill in their garden pond to prevent any tragedies. I feel the same way about VST's. And would willingly help uninstall VST instruments on peoples personal computers.
If there was a VST addicts anonymous club, I would chair it. It's a bad habit, but I'm strangely drawn now to tracks with obvious VST's, Garage band drums, String synths. you name it. I have become unhealthily fascinated by VST assisted yacht rock, appalling country and western and the naked tragedy of synthetic synth music.
It always fascinates me as to what on Earth the artists were trying to convey.
and I hope to never have to undergo VST C&W, this sounds worse than waterboarding.
