I feel the same way, though I do enjoy going to a synth that I don’t know all that well and just spending time digging into it and trying to unlock its secrets. Sometimes the most relaxing thing is picking a plugin that I’ve rarely used, maybe it’s because it came with a bundle and I wasn’t all that interested in it, and just forcing myself to make something with it.If anyone wants to transfer their excess plugins to me, I’d appreciate it and I promise I wouldn’t make great tracks with them and then flaunt it in their face.I'm just at that point to where I want to know all the details of the plugins I use, I'm rarely satisfied with presets and enjoy patch creation as part of the process. It ticks me off I have dozens of plugins I only know the common parameters of, not their unique features. I enjoyed using Abysnth and knowing it in and out for the most part. I have 575 AU's and 470 VSTs. From memory I think 130 of them are instrument plugins.
I'm in the maximalist category for the most part, but it's not bad to look at it from the other perspective.
I'm just at that point to where I want to know all the details of the plugins I use, I'm rarely satisfied with presets and enjoy patch creation as part of the process. It ticks me off I have dozens of plugins I only know the common parameters of, not their unique features. I enjoyed using Abysnth and knowing it in and out for the most part. I have 575 AU's and 470 VSTs. From memory I think 130 of them are instrument plugins. Statistics: Posted by zerocrossing — Fri Oct 25, 2024 4:33 am
