User Poll for Genre/Type of Expansions we’d like to see next would be great right?!

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  • Matt_NI
    Matt_NI Administrator Posts: 1,114 admin
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    Haha maybe a bit more creative. Something like Kinetic Toys for example.

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  • Tony Jones
    Tony Jones Member Posts: 261 Pro
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    I like everything from The Who, Small Faces, through Hawkwind and all the so-called Krautrock artists (Tangerine Dream the obvious example).

  • GoKeez
    GoKeez Member Posts: 79 Advisor
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  • GoKeez
    GoKeez Member Posts: 79 Advisor
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  • Tigersharc
    Tigersharc Member Posts: 62 Helper
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    I still would like to see/hear something in the Hip Hop, Trap style as well as Future Bass. One can never have too much. These styles of drums actually do evolve and there are drums that take a little sound designing to sound just right. Expansions eliminate a large of amount of the sound design which for me eats up time. I'm the get it and go type of person.

  • vladimireti
    vladimireti Member Posts: 3 Member
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    Hi, Matt. Thanks for your response. Here are some references.

    Future bass:

    Krewella - Ghost (and other tracks from Krewella - zerO album)

    Vanic - I’m Yours

    Adventure Club - Colorblind

    Adventure Club - High Like This

    Au5 - Anywhere


    Hybrid trap:

    Skrillex - Purple Lamborghini

    Joyride - windows ft Rick ro$$

    NXSTY - Till I die

    Flosstradamus - 2 Much

  • Murat Kayi
    Murat Kayi Member Posts: 430 Pro
    edited January 2022
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    Awesome thread!

    Want to second the Foley and Field recording stuff, Moreover MSX Audio, yes!

    But specifically, the following:

    • Foley Human Sounds:
    • long-winded speeches or discussions (yes, really)
    • Sounds of groups of people interacting
    • Protests, Cheers, Rituals
    • Field recordings
    • ethnic instruments/singing
    • Nature sounds
    • Demolition
    • Organic or organic sounding Microsounds like thumping, pulses, bubbling, rattling and animal warning noises
    • Musical expansions or genre based
    • Classical Big band sounds
    • Orchestral sounds of popular or canonical compositions, which would be awesome to be able to access royalty free
    • Postrock
    • Downright bluesy stuff, delta, country blues, Chicago and 60s

    And also, preset based:

    • more Massive X expansion, those are among my all-time favourites!
    • Just displays of the power of Massive X for the most obscure purposes as well as a collection of bread and butter sounds. I just love everything about them.
    • Maybe a Massive X expansion focusing on physical modellin
    • Pure Maschine Expansions. A full expansion only with onboard sound sources. Just for the heck of it, also I am always blown away and learning so much about Maschines richness whenever I stumble over Maschine-only Kits.
  • Murat Kayi
    Murat Kayi Member Posts: 430 Pro
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    Wow, my post looks ugly. Didn't look like that before I sent it

  • AxMusic
    AxMusic Member Posts: 123 Member
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    Nature/Environment

    Rain sounds, bird sounds, wind,ocean sounds, etc…

  • OhulahanBass
    OhulahanBass Member Posts: 140 Pro
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    ^

    If you all want field recording field mics are allot of fun.

  • CH7
    CH7 Member Posts: 17 Member
    edited January 2022
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    How about a series of tribute Expansion packs.

    My first candidate would be the late great his purple highness the artist formally known a ...

    Groves under license from Paisley Park

  • ozon
    ozon Member Posts: 1,357 Expert
    edited January 2022
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    IME it’s more difficult than it seems, and depends a lot on your environment. I try field recordings every now and then, but none of them were ever truly usable.

    For example, I have a nature park with birds right in front of the house. But there’s an airport nearby, highly frequented streets and lots if farmers around as well, so you always hear machines.

    And to do a good stereo recording, you need the proper equipment, and the time to learn and experiment.

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