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[TechMouse]

Get a cheap hardware synth like the kstation and learn hands on.

Or if you def. want to go the plugin route, get V-Station.

[Ian R]

Cool, thanks for that!
I'm glad people have said that Zeta is tricky for learners and it's not just me being thick!
I've heard people mention "Rob Papen's Blue" and "Predator" are good for entry-level people, has anyone used them?

[RDR]

Cool, thanks for that!
I'm glad people have said that Zeta is tricky for learners and it's not just me being thick!
I've heard people mention "Rob Papen's Blue" and "Predator" are good for entry-level people, has anyone used them?

They are great sounding synths but not good for learning, honestly the v-station will give you the control you need to learn.

Keep it basic otherwise your head is just going to get in over your head and learnn nothing.

[RDR]

one of the other ways to learn is to get two DIFFERENT soft synths and copy the patch from one to another to listen to how the sound comes together.

[Ian R]

Or if you def. want to go the plugin route, get V-Station.

Sounds like a plan!
Is this free by the way? If so, does ayone know of a link to a downloadable version?