EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

Bonjour Cyril,

I ordered GOP, because if I use it 10 times in one year, it will have 
paid itself back. I bought it because, at that price, if there are 5 or 
6 useful instruments and/or articulations for me (and I'm sure there 
are more), it'll have paid itself back. Look, I bought a sampled organ 
for nearly the same price less than a year ago.

Of course it will not replace the bigger libraries. I'm sure its 
trumpets or horns will not sound as fantastic as SAM's, but that to me 
is not the point. I feel that in order to do my job, I need all kinds 
of tools: big and small, pristine and quick n' dirty (for eg, I have 
two pocket knifes for opening things, one has one blade, the other is a 
32-attachments swiss army knife - they're both useful).

 From what I've read here and there, it looks like GOP is very easy to 
use right out of the box. This can be really useful for small gigs on a 
tight schedule. For the bigger budget, longer schedule work, sure you 
can dig into the bigger libraries, and spend some time looking for the 
right articulation (which of the 7 types of pizz do I really need 
here?). I'm pretty sure that I will end up using combinations: solo 
violin from GOP, violin section from GOS, trumpets from SAM, percussion 
from EWQL, etc. I can't speak from experience about VSL, but of course, 
I'm sure it's fantastic... as long as you have the budget for it.

Ned



On 03-11-02, at 01:27, Cyril Blanc wrote:
> Hello Ned,
>
> So you buy the GOP ? the  QLSO ? or the VSL ? 250 $ , 3000 $ or 5400 $ 
> !
> There is a lot of differences in prices !
> Is there is a comparison of those some where ?
> The demos of the QLSO are beautiful ! would you say that the demo of 
> GPO are
> a bit tiny !
> VSL !

http://www.nedfx.com

    Ned Bouhalassa

n e d @ n e d f x . c o m


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