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I love making new sounds and I started making my own, but I'm just saying that there's not a lot out there focused on those genres I mentioned. As I said, I love Alchemy and I love all the possibilities. Some people just like to create music with presets other people create. Some people like to create sounds all the time.

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You don't have to know how to build a guitar in order to make good music on a guitar. Some people are more creative than technical. I never really understood that idea that in order to be a good producer or musician, you HAVE to make your sounds. Sometimes I like to create sounds, sometimes I just like to navigate through other people's presets and get inspired, and even use a preset as a starting point to something new. That's why Logic comes with presets, including those for Alchemy, right? So we don't have to make them every time we need them. That's why some people make presets and share them, sell them. And just because one knows how to make sounds, doesn't mean we always want to make them. What I'm saying is that there's not a lot of presets out there for more aggressive electronic music. I thought Alchemy was just those knobs on the Simple tab ( ). I know how to make sounds and thank you for letting me know there's an Advanced tab. I've been making music since 1991 and electronic music since 2010. I guess none of you really read my post carefully I know sound design and I use the advanced tab (I love when people assume stuff they don't know about another person). Not only will you have what you want, others may appreciate it. Sounds like it's time for you to learn sound design & the advanced tab in Alchemy dude. I'm just saying there's not a lot of presets that are ready to use in this type of music. Hope it makes sense stuff like this, for example: Again, Alchemy is a great plugin, but I feel there's not a lot being done out there to actually have Alchemy competing with Sylenth, Massive, Spire, etc. I'm looking for sounds that can be used more on progressive house, trap, dubstep, etc. 90% of the presets that come with Alchemy are more like pads, ambient stuff, morphing sounding presets.

As I mentioned, there are websites where people say Alchemy can replace Sylenth, Massive, etc, but the presets that come with Alchemy are not even close to the presets that come with those 2 synths. My problem here is not how many presets I have, but the type of presets. I have all presets that come with Alchemy. Wait, have you actually took the time to check out the presets that are already available in Alchemy? Use the tags to get close to the sound you're going for.ДЄlso, there are a TON of presets in Alchemy. Maybe we can start a group just for that, for people to share more aggressive presets JUST for Alchemy What about all those cutting edge sounds we can find in Sylenth, which is pretty much 4 or 5 wavetables and a couple of features? Is there a place where we can find presets that are more 2016 and less 1990? Don't get me wrong, I love the synth, and I also love creating my own sounds, but sometimes it's good to just have a bunch of sounds ready to use just for the sake of registering an idea in a few seconds. I feel that most preset creators that create the presets that come with Alchemy are so amazed about the Additive, Granular and all those synthesis sounds that most presets sound more like atmospheric pads, soft (too soft) sounds, vintage basses, etc. Even though I'm loving Alchemy for its extensive modulation capabilities, filters and other features, I can't seem to find any presets online or tutorials on really creating big, punchy synth sounds. I've seen a lot of websites claiming that you can forget Sylenth, Massive and some other synths, if you have Alchemy.

#Fm8 vs serum pro

Ok, so since I went from Logic Pro 9 to Logic Pro X, I've been struggling with something.