Believe me, Skippy has his own unique way of thought-out modulating going on behind the scene, so to call it, that NO ONE other I know of will do. And especially for Absynth and Massive patches - it is all categorized, described in DETAIL what makes and changes what in patch attribute view. That is something INCREDIBLE! Just that is worth the 30 bucks itself. Thank you Skippy again. I believe there is many satisfied, no, happy people using your patches.
Thank you very much for the truly nice words, J. You're right - Razor is a walk in the park compared to making final patches for Massive or Absynth 5. Taking the time to write not 1 but 2 comments is really beyond the call of duty so thank you again.
Many modern sequencers have an ability called "Freeze". This turns a plug-in track into a bounced audio track in the background and bypasses the plug-in. Saves MASSIVE amounts of processing in many cases. So you can build a song with 12 tracks "frozen" that would not play on your computer if it was not frozen.... if that doesn't make sense then do some searching here or on the web. Freezing tracks is documented in many places....
i learn so much from your videos like i had sylenth for months and thought i knew everything watched your video for 10 minutes learned something brand new.
It would seem to me that the real hidden power in Razor is in it's additive digital synthesis sounds. That is, not concentrating on filters and wobbles for dubstep/trance analog-type sounds, but complicated, rapidly subtly evolving sounds. Sort of like a modern Synclavier if you will. You have some of those sounds here, such as "Holodeck", "Freefall" and "Mod Wheel Shorty", are perfect examples.
GLAD to hear you nailed it down... most problems seem to come from an out of date plug-in - same with FM8, Massive and Absynth 5 as well... Enjoy the fresh blood!
You seem to be the only one on youtube who seems to know what they're talking about with synthesis anymore. All these other 'tutorials' are people showing you how to re-create a sound without actually understanding it. Thanks for existing and spending time to make these videos.
Not everyone is going to see this. Some people are just blind. Don't worry, others are not. You do a great job of showing us how to use the fun software and you get us a collection of cool sounding patches to start with. And I am just saying, if these patches are anything close to those for Massive and Absynth, which I believe they are (don't have them yet), there is HUGE amount of work behind them. I can see it's not just "start with initial sound tweak few things and save a new patch, done."
This library took many many many hours to put together - along with a 45 min video, I feel what I ask is HELLA CHEAP my friend. Your head is filled with knowledge and your tummy if full of cutting edge sounds that are already being used on some of the biggest tracks coming out. I'm very proud of this library and will never give this work away for free... peace and FAT BEATS !! :D
You introduce me to many new great VSTs and I love your patches and have purchased many. But what I love the most is your enthusiasm for your work and synthesis. It makes me excited to produce and use these interesting patches and VSTs anyways thank you and keep on doin it :)
ADR - Bro thanks for the props. Very much appreciated! To answer your Q's: 1) All assigning is done on a per patch basis so the Mod wheel can change different things in each patch in different amounts. Really powerful. 2) Check the NI website - I have no idea what processors or RAM you have. I'm guessing your good to go but double-check first. Thanks again for the verbal support ;D
Only certain sequencer/DAW's have this ability. Logic Pro for example does. It manages CPU usage by bouncing down a virtual instrument or audio track PLUS any insert effects on that track is an invisible audio file that it plays instead of the plug-in. There is a check box you enable in Logic, hit play and it renders the audio file while it plays the song back at 4x speed. I am not sure of what other sequencers do this but I know Logic is not the only one. Search for "Logic Pro Freeze Tutorial"
YOU SIR. ARE FUCKING INCREDIBLE!!!!!! i want to hear your music. not only are you incredible with your understanding. but you got some really tight grooves going on there.
Yes I have many customers using these patches with the Player version of Reaktor. Just make sure both Reaktor player and Razor are up-to-date. Razor is now at version 1.3 as of December 28th, 2012.
I actually found that I can save presets in Reaktor Player. Your video is worth the package alone! You save me alot of time I would have spent trying to figure it out.
Anyone who doesn't want to pay for presets should simply make their own (may not be as good tho). Anyone, like me, who is much better at composition and arrangement than sound design might be willing to pay for the time savings and inspiration that people like John provide. This is his business. By the way, "Sneaky Neville" is worth the price alone IMO. I put Maserati Harmonics on it with Dada LIfe Sausage Fattener and it sounds BEAST. Thanks John. Keep up the good work.
Sort of - it's a bit more involved than that. While anybody can "freeze" a track by bouncing it down to a wav file, the applications that can "freeze" actually do a high resolution bounce of the track AND bypass the plug-ins on that track to save computer processing power. If you click off the freeze button, then it deletes the audio file and un-mutes all the plug-ins automatically. So it's a bit more efficient and easy to use than doing manual bounces of tracks.... hope that helps :D
@scalenguy05 - for some of us with slightly older computers, there is a feature in almost every sequencer now that will bounce down a virtual instrument track, bypass the instrument and play an audio file in the background so that your computer doesn't have to calculate the synth (audio is almost a 0 on the CPU). This way you could have 8 RAZOR tracks playing but if they are all "frozen" - then you could play them and your computer doesn't cough and die...
Sorry for the terribly late reply! Yes, Razor requires Reaktor to work. Reaktor is a very interesting "sand box" - if you know how to put the pieces together, you can build all sorts of simple to really complex synthesizers. Razor is just a setup in Reaktor of some really unique sound tools added with the latest version of Reaktor - along with a very complex interface = sounds like nothing else I've ever heard. So it's worth the effort and it will work in Logic Pro 9.
I like this dude... the way he describes everything, and always with some gifts like free patches, etc. If you're a contemporary musician it's wrong not to be subscribed to pluginguru...
Great quality video, thanks very much! Have been looking at buying the Bass Invader bundle from NI which includes Razor, was a bit on-the-fence about it as there's no downloadable demo, so I came to UA-cam to see what demos people have posted. Most really irritated me but yours was fantastic, you clearly know what you're doing, and to top it off you come across as just a really good guy. Am definitely going to buy Razor and most likely also your patches too. Love the steak-dinner comparison :)
Pluginguru, You are a Legend! these patches are off the chain. You sure know what the kids these days wanna hear haha. would be a blessing to discuss these patches with you :) Resso
I use a combination of drum samples from many many locations along with drum loops that are also from all over the place. I don't think I can give you specifics - too much work!! LOL but glad you like em.
Fool are you serious at this price its a steal, you want to talk about prices in a professional music environment, this doesn't even come close to it I'm happy to dish out JUST $30 bucks for these patches and can't wait to do so. If you truly had a passion for music, then money shouldn't be an excuse for new sounds from awesome plug ins such as this. Keep making these awesome patches because I can't wait to buy more!
Dude... what you did there is just... freakin... mindblowing!!! Those 2 idiots here have absolutely no idea how much insanity and devotion there is in your creation. Definitely worth the 30 bucks and on top of that i got a 30 min tutorial. You deserve more than that. I am definitely buying it. Just 2 questions before. I noticed your mod wheel modulate more than 1 parameter, do we have to set that manually or it comes with the patch?, and 2nd i have a dell xps l502x laptop can i run those?
lol and i was already thinking about buying a new computer as soon as you said "its going take everything cpu load wise" but that thing really sounds freaking cool ! im fascinated :)
My Friend, I spent 3 months making patches and worked very hard to make as helpful of a 42 min. video tutorial as I could. I hope you see the value in what I'm trying to do.....
Many modern DAW's have the ability to do a bounce of the track and mute the plug-in in the background automatically for you. This way, the DAW plays a stereo 32-bit audio track instead of playing the plug-in. If you're using Razor or Omnisphere with 8 parts playing, this can basically give you a whole lot of additional power to use additional plug-ins. I use this all the time.... :D
I talked to Jeff - things are totally cool (he is actually working on a possible animation intro for future videos for me). I got his permission to remove 75% of the posts in the discussion you 2 were having. You were basically repeating the same thing and I don't like my page here becoming that type of forum. Sorry if you don't like censorship (I don't either) but I don't like endless loop arguments. Thank you for defending me - I kept the 3 1st posts from each of us...
Oh.. and those beats.. totally fucking badass.. maturity of sound with agressivness of youth.. you got both in you. Youd def be a killer. Do an album please. I will be the first to buy it. But then again.. keep making patches XD
@Cubanbees - search here at UA-cam about putting controller numbers into a sequence in Ableton Live. Modulation is CC01. Pitch Bend is it's own unique controller. But you should easily be able to put this into a track. I'm learning Ableton myself so if I knew I'd totally tell you... if this was Logic Pro, np. But I'm not sure with Ableton, sorry.
Just downloaded it and razor was cool by itself , but thisbidbjust ridiculous. (In a good way )I produce everything from bro step to death metal and I can honestly say I will be using this in my heavy guitar oriented songs too. Intros and breakdowns. Love it and the fact that it was only $21 bucks outta this world
In order to load Razor you first have to have Reaktor and then buy the Razor Ensemble. It's not cheap per say but for new sounds made by NO OTHER synthesizer, it's totally worth it. Maschine can load Reaktor, then load the Razor Ensemble and then load my patches - but these are not included with Maschine.
If you are saying that Peter Gabriel's Real-World Studio can produce better sounding mixes than someone with a computer and a humble studio, you're totally right. But bro, that's not why I'm here doing what I'm doing. I'm here to help people better learn how to use their software synthesizers that are complex and different from one plug-in to another. You can apply what you learn from me and my sounds you buy from me can be used at any studio - anywhere in the world.
@zenmachinefilms - yup - I hope I was clear enough that this instrument is totally unique sounding to everything else that is available... and while Holodeck and those types are truly unique, the harmonics it creates for potential disaster on the dance floor can't be ignored either.... !!
Can't agree with that, Ace. Maybe if you stack the thousands of basic PC plug-ins that have been released more as experiments, but plugins released by the bigger companies in many cases are unique and useful. Not all of them... but MANY of them.
John, have followed you a long time and would like to challenge you. Razor is the right synth to make a nice metallic wobble used by artists like Au5. You should consider making a new set of patches for Razor and cover this specific sound as I feel a lot of people would be interested in using it. I think, going forward you should include more sounds in the libraries that are appropriate for progressive dubstep styles like Xilent and Seven Lions. The Skrillex/Zomboy sounds have been covered. TY!
Wish I had a library of my own to point you towards - but I don't so I'll give you 2 suggestions. If you need techno/trance/dance drums, then the Xfer Records Deadmau5 drum sample library is beyond useful, in my opinion (it's not cheap at around $90 but these samples are the real deal). For DubStep search for "Balkansky Dark Dub and glitch". Again not cheap but totally useful samples. Good luck and I thank you for your support and kind words!!
Hi Skippy, first of all, thanks for your great videos and of course the awesome patches (i'm a happy customer). Did you already have a look at the Razor 1.5 update? I would love to see e.g. a "Quik-E" about the new features... and new patches in the near future maybe? ;-)
It LOVES CPU power - I hope you can upgrade soon because this is NEW synthesis and something that everybody should work with... there is seriously nothing else that sounds like this.
The Vocoder patch from 14:42 sounds fantastic. Some of the Dubstep oriented patches earlier in the vid sounded a bit weak, though, if you don't mind the criticism of an amateur like me.
@thepluginguru thanks a lot for the answer! going to look into it... keep up the great work and dont listen to the haters :) they are just jealous they cant do patches like this from scratch :)
They are apparently only available via Italy ebay web site. I pointed him to the e-commerce company I work with. They sell worldwide. I can't even log into the Italy web site... BTW, it takes very little time to make lots of patches, I hope he took the (long) time to finalize them to kick ass.
Yup, I try to post a note at the torrent sites - politely informing them that these are not free patches and they should do the right thing and get a legit copy for themselves. It's all I can do..... if ANY of you can post a smilar notice at any torrent sites you know, I would be massively appreciative.
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Believe me, Skippy has his own unique way of thought-out modulating going on behind the scene, so to call it, that NO ONE other I know of will do. And especially for Absynth and Massive patches - it is all categorized, described in DETAIL what makes and changes what in patch attribute view. That is something INCREDIBLE! Just that is worth the 30 bucks itself. Thank you Skippy again. I believe there is many satisfied, no, happy people using your patches.
That 2 hour drum loop fiddling is the story of my life.....
Thank you very much for the truly nice words, J. You're right - Razor is a walk in the park compared to making final patches for Massive or Absynth 5. Taking the time to write not 1 but 2 comments is really beyond the call of duty so thank you again.
Many modern sequencers have an ability called "Freeze". This turns a plug-in track into a bounced audio track in the background and bypasses the plug-in. Saves MASSIVE amounts of processing in many cases. So you can build a song with 12 tracks "frozen" that would not play on your computer if it was not frozen.... if that doesn't make sense then do some searching here or on the web. Freezing tracks is documented in many places....
i learn so much from your videos like i had sylenth for months and thought i knew everything watched your video for 10 minutes learned something brand new.
It would seem to me that the real hidden power in Razor is in it's additive digital synthesis sounds. That is, not concentrating on filters and wobbles for dubstep/trance analog-type sounds, but complicated, rapidly subtly evolving sounds. Sort of like a modern Synclavier if you will. You have some of those sounds here, such as "Holodeck", "Freefall" and "Mod Wheel Shorty", are perfect examples.
GLAD to hear you nailed it down... most problems seem to come from an out of date plug-in - same with FM8, Massive and Absynth 5 as well... Enjoy the fresh blood!
You seem to be the only one on youtube who seems to know what they're talking about with synthesis anymore. All these other 'tutorials' are people showing you how to re-create a sound without actually understanding it. Thanks for existing and spending time to make these videos.
Penta! Dude!! Thank you for your comments and I'm glad you will be getting good use from these patches...
Not everyone is going to see this. Some people are just blind. Don't worry, others are not. You do a great job of showing us how to use the fun software and you get us a collection of cool sounding patches to start with. And I am just saying, if these patches are anything close to those for Massive and Absynth, which I believe they are (don't have them yet), there is HUGE amount of work behind them. I can see it's not just "start with initial sound tweak few things and save a new patch, done."
The moment that I saw the visualization of lurking preset. done.
You are more than welcome. Going to check the included tutorial and start tweaking.
Oh man, those sounds!
This library took many many many hours to put together - along with a 45 min video, I feel what I ask is HELLA CHEAP my friend. Your head is filled with knowledge and your tummy if full of cutting edge sounds that are already being used on some of the biggest tracks coming out. I'm very proud of this library and will never give this work away for free... peace and FAT BEATS !! :D
Sol - bro thanks for the support.
You introduce me to many new great VSTs and I love your patches and have purchased many. But what I love the most is your enthusiasm for your work and synthesis. It makes me excited to produce and use these interesting patches and VSTs anyways thank you and keep on doin it :)
Absolutely amazing, I'm sold, buying now. Razor is amazing and these patches are ridiculous.
ADR - Bro thanks for the props. Very much appreciated! To answer your Q's: 1) All assigning is done on a per patch basis so the Mod wheel can change different things in each patch in different amounts. Really powerful. 2) Check the NI website - I have no idea what processors or RAM you have. I'm guessing your good to go but double-check first. Thanks again for the verbal support ;D
Amazing presets. You're one of my favorite sound designer.
Good understanding of additive synthesis, and great sounding patches! Well done
There is a 45 min. in-depth tutorial included with the purchase of the Evil Razor patches... I won't be providing any more information here on UA-cam.
ArGy! Thanks for documenting and date stamping the occasion! Very much appreciate & your Ferrari is on order.
Bad-Ass! I'd been meaning to take a minute and hear what this sounds like. Always a pleasure to watch you test-drive, though, John :)
Only certain sequencer/DAW's have this ability. Logic Pro for example does. It manages CPU usage by bouncing down a virtual instrument or audio track PLUS any insert effects on that track is an invisible audio file that it plays instead of the plug-in. There is a check box you enable in Logic, hit play and it renders the audio file while it plays the song back at 4x speed. I am not sure of what other sequencers do this but I know Logic is not the only one. Search for "Logic Pro Freeze Tutorial"
Thank you good sir. I appreciate your comments very much.
YOU SIR. ARE FUCKING INCREDIBLE!!!!!!
i want to hear your music.
not only are you incredible with your understanding. but you got some really tight grooves going on there.
AAHHHH this would make the nastiest most evil hardtechno to date!!!
Incredible what an upload
Dubby!! Thank you very much for your endorsement!
Yes I have many customers using these patches with the Player version of Reaktor. Just make sure both Reaktor player and Razor are up-to-date. Razor is now at version 1.3 as of December 28th, 2012.
I actually found that I can save presets in Reaktor Player. Your video is worth the package alone! You save me alot of time I would have spent trying to figure it out.
Anyone who doesn't want to pay for presets should simply make their own (may not be as good tho). Anyone, like me, who is much better at composition and arrangement than sound design might be willing to pay for the time savings and inspiration that people like John provide. This is his business. By the way, "Sneaky Neville" is worth the price alone IMO. I put Maserati Harmonics on it with Dada LIfe Sausage Fattener and it sounds BEAST. Thanks John. Keep up the good work.
@onamissionmanyo - your comment is very much appreciated. Thank you.
I love the pad sounds.
will have to get razor and this preset pack once I get some money.
Sort of - it's a bit more involved than that. While anybody can "freeze" a track by bouncing it down to a wav file, the applications that can "freeze" actually do a high resolution bounce of the track AND bypass the plug-ins on that track to save computer processing power. If you click off the freeze button, then it deletes the audio file and un-mutes all the plug-ins automatically. So it's a bit more efficient and easy to use than doing manual bounces of tracks.... hope that helps :D
@scalenguy05 - for some of us with slightly older computers, there is a feature in almost every sequencer now that will bounce down a virtual instrument track, bypass the instrument and play an audio file in the background so that your computer doesn't have to calculate the synth (audio is almost a 0 on the CPU). This way you could have 8 RAZOR tracks playing but if they are all "frozen" - then you could play them and your computer doesn't cough and die...
Yes I just bought it yesterday. What an excellent deal! I still need to watch the tutorial but what a terrific set of patches!
Ha! Right on Ashley. Glad to help........
i used razor to make "believer Atlas remix" I LOVE RAZOR ITS THE BEST SYNTH like ever created lol
Sorry for the terribly late reply! Yes, Razor requires Reaktor to work. Reaktor is a very interesting "sand box" - if you know how to put the pieces together, you can build all sorts of simple to really complex synthesizers. Razor is just a setup in Reaktor of some really unique sound tools added with the latest version of Reaktor - along with a very complex interface = sounds like nothing else I've ever heard. So it's worth the effort and it will work in Logic Pro 9.
I like this dude... the way he describes everything, and always with some gifts like free patches, etc. If you're a contemporary musician it's wrong not to be subscribed to pluginguru...
Great quality video, thanks very much! Have been looking at buying the Bass Invader bundle from NI which includes Razor, was a bit on-the-fence about it as there's no downloadable demo, so I came to UA-cam to see what demos people have posted. Most really irritated me but yours was fantastic, you clearly know what you're doing, and to top it off you come across as just a really good guy. Am definitely going to buy Razor and most likely also your patches too. Love the steak-dinner comparison :)
Pluginguru, You are a Legend! these patches are off the chain. You sure know what the kids these days wanna hear haha. would be a blessing to discuss these patches with you :)
Resso
Cool patches and love the "2hrs later" @ 13:58. Done that so many times, ;)
I use a combination of drum samples from many many locations along with drum loops that are also from all over the place. I don't think I can give you specifics - too much work!! LOL but glad you like em.
Fool are you serious at this price its a steal, you want to talk about prices in a professional music environment, this doesn't even come close to it I'm happy to dish out JUST $30 bucks for these patches and can't wait to do so. If you truly had a passion for music, then money shouldn't be an excuse for new sounds from awesome plug ins such as this. Keep making these awesome patches because I can't wait to buy more!
Just bought Komplete, Razor is an immense synth. Just bought this patch pack off the back of your patch @ 13:35 in. Good work mate.
Thank you, Steve!
Awesome video, I've been waiting for this one. The pads sound so nice and complex.
Dude... what you did there is just... freakin... mindblowing!!! Those 2 idiots here have absolutely no idea how much insanity and devotion there is in your creation. Definitely worth the 30 bucks and on top of that i got a 30 min tutorial. You deserve more than that. I am definitely buying it. Just 2 questions before. I noticed your mod wheel modulate more than 1 parameter, do we have to set that manually or it comes with the patch?, and 2nd i have a dell xps l502x laptop can i run those?
Thanks for the video it helps me understand the program a lot better!
Wow! That cobra one is the exact sound I am trying to get!!
some very nice sounds
man, that "cobra vapor" patch sounds so wicked.
I thank you for your comment! I posted your quote on my Facebook page so I thank you again.
dude, you are awesome! i'm just dabbling around, so I most likely won't buy your package, but man, kudos for being such a pro.
Yea, they are unique instruments that are happy to be tortured into making all sorts of interesting sounds.
5:05 Whaaaaaaaaaaat?! Holy shit... thats some powerful phatness!
lol and i was already thinking about buying a new computer as soon as you said "its going take everything cpu load wise"
but that thing really sounds freaking cool ! im fascinated :)
My Friend, I spent 3 months making patches and worked very hard to make as helpful of a 42 min. video tutorial as I could. I hope you see the value in what I'm trying to do.....
Many modern DAW's have the ability to do a bounce of the track and mute the plug-in in the background automatically for you. This way, the DAW plays a stereo 32-bit audio track instead of playing the plug-in. If you're using Razor or Omnisphere with 8 parts playing, this can basically give you a whole lot of additional power to use additional plug-ins. I use this all the time.... :D
Thank you! 2013 I plan to put an album out! So hang on - it will happen!
Im trying to come up to date with the latest vocal effects . Do you have any in mind ?
i knew theres a reason why i bought reaktor 4 years ago...finally ive found it!
I talked to Jeff - things are totally cool (he is actually working on a possible animation intro for future videos for me). I got his permission to remove 75% of the posts in the discussion you 2 were having. You were basically repeating the same thing and I don't like my page here becoming that type of forum. Sorry if you don't like censorship (I don't either) but I don't like endless loop arguments. Thank you for defending me - I kept the 3 1st posts from each of us...
Excellent sounds. You're a great sound designer!
Oh.. and those beats.. totally fucking badass.. maturity of sound with agressivness of youth.. you got both in you. Youd def be a killer. Do an album please. I will be the first to buy it. But then again.. keep making patches XD
@Cubanbees - search here at UA-cam about putting controller numbers into a sequence in Ableton Live. Modulation is CC01. Pitch Bend is it's own unique controller. But you should easily be able to put this into a track. I'm learning Ableton myself so if I knew I'd totally tell you... if this was Logic Pro, np. But I'm not sure with Ableton, sorry.
You are Awesome!!. Thank You Very Much !!!
Great video and great patches!
Brilliant, thank you!
Just downloaded it and razor was cool by itself , but thisbidbjust ridiculous. (In a good way )I produce everything from bro step to death metal and I can honestly say I will be using this in my heavy guitar oriented songs too. Intros and breakdowns. Love it and the fact that it was only $21 bucks outta this world
nice sounds! im sold!
In order to load Razor you first have to have Reaktor and then buy the Razor Ensemble. It's not cheap per say but for new sounds made by NO OTHER synthesizer, it's totally worth it. Maschine can load Reaktor, then load the Razor Ensemble and then load my patches - but these are not included with Maschine.
its really really nice sound!!!!!
Looks like the perfect toy to waste my holidays on
Check your versions in service center. Reaktor and Razor both have to be at the latest versions or this problem happens.
If you are saying that Peter Gabriel's Real-World Studio can produce better sounding mixes than someone with a computer and a humble studio, you're totally right. But bro, that's not why I'm here doing what I'm doing. I'm here to help people better learn how to use their software synthesizers that are complex and different from one plug-in to another. You can apply what you learn from me and my sounds you buy from me can be used at any studio - anywhere in the world.
@zenmachinefilms - yup - I hope I was clear enough that this instrument is totally unique sounding to everything else that is available... and while Holodeck and those types are truly unique, the harmonics it creates for potential disaster on the dance floor can't be ignored either.... !!
Can't agree with that, Ace. Maybe if you stack the thousands of basic PC plug-ins that have been released more as experiments, but plugins released by the bigger companies in many cases are unique and useful. Not all of them... but MANY of them.
John, have followed you a long time and would like to challenge you. Razor is the right synth to make a nice metallic wobble used by artists like Au5. You should consider making a new set of patches for Razor and cover this specific sound as I feel a lot of people would be interested in using it. I think, going forward you should include more sounds in the libraries that are appropriate for progressive dubstep styles like Xilent and Seven Lions. The Skrillex/Zomboy sounds have been covered. TY!
Wish I had a library of my own to point you towards - but I don't so I'll give you 2 suggestions. If you need techno/trance/dance drums, then the Xfer Records Deadmau5 drum sample library is beyond useful, in my opinion (it's not cheap at around $90 but these samples are the real deal). For DubStep search for "Balkansky Dark Dub and glitch". Again not cheap but totally useful samples. Good luck and I thank you for your support and kind words!!
Hi Skippy,
first of all, thanks for your great videos and of course the awesome patches (i'm a happy customer). Did you already have a look at the Razor 1.5 update? I would love to see e.g. a "Quik-E" about the new features... and new patches in the near future maybe? ;-)
Great stuff there!
It LOVES CPU power - I hope you can upgrade soon because this is NEW synthesis and something that everybody should work with... there is seriously nothing else that sounds like this.
great video, informative. thank you!
woooow sounds awesome!
The Vocoder patch from 14:42 sounds fantastic. Some of the Dubstep oriented patches earlier in the vid sounded a bit weak, though, if you don't mind the criticism of an amateur like me.
@thepluginguru thanks a lot for the answer! going to look into it... keep up the great work and dont listen to the haters :) they are just jealous they cant do patches like this from scratch :)
Thanks for the reply!
Just picked this up bro. You da man!
great job bro! Patches sound great!
You should do it. With as much experience as you have, I'm sure it wouldn't be a problem getting them to sell
best software
razor FTW!!!!!!
They are apparently only available via Italy ebay web site. I pointed him to the e-commerce company I work with. They sell worldwide. I can't even log into the Italy web site... BTW, it takes very little time to make lots of patches, I hope he took the (long) time to finalize them to kick ass.
Yup, I try to post a note at the torrent sites - politely informing them that these are not free patches and they should do the right thing and get a legit copy for themselves. It's all I can do..... if ANY of you can post a smilar notice at any torrent sites you know, I would be massively appreciative.
you made me buy it for my birthday today :-)
@Kyoshi2012 - Kyoshi - go crazy my friend !!
Bro Nexus and Sylenth 1 are perfect for Electro and Prog. House! Go with that!
apologies Mr Guru, all sorted...it was a update issue! Its all working.
i love epic evil
Haha you're awesome dude, I actually just bought razor when I wrote that previous comment. Do you accept paypal for the Evil Razor purchase?