That's great, I saw some people online calming the vst doesn't sound like the hardware, which is very strange of course, now I know it's pure BS spreading, like the kiddo who "test" zenology by watching youtube videoI own and use it everyday. It's identical 100% the sound of what Yamaha offers at the USB / analog outputs which are so close it wouldn't make a difference to human hearing. I can use multiple instances, but this vary's on your cpu, as well as Asio buffer settings obviously. That kind of question is subjective to your hardware.So it's been a month or so since it was released, enough time to have a solid opinion about this vst.
My question for montage m owners who tried this vst:
How it stands in comparison to the hardware synth? Are the patches and presets 100% identical?
How its regarding the cpu usage?
Is it comfortable running multiple instances or its cpu usage is too heavy?
Also, how would you rate it against Zenology, the Korg collection or even omnisphere?
Sounds like you should listen to the Montage M in the flesh, than make your decision based on that, to my ears it's amazing.
.Do you know if by any chance this vst gonna be released to the whole market, or its only for the keyboard owners?
Also, how much gigabytes it weights?
Does it have some sort of annoying authorization process or its just the initial serial confirmation and you are good to go?
Statistics: Posted by Bippo — Mon Mar 04, 2024 3:31 pm