Homegrown Sounds

I purchased the Astralis VST for around 100 dollars a while back, mainly because it was suppose to be a combination of Bionic, Orgone and Astralis range. I am really interested in Astralis Orgone, it is a sample bases synth with a ton of nice features and a great effects list like Ring Modulator, Echo, Reverb , Delay and there are a few more that I cant name off the top of my head. Astralis Bion is also part of it, it is a dual oscillator synth with many different modes. There is just so much that comes with the Astralis VST it’s a really good deal for 100 dollars. I was very happy with my purchase. SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE I ran it on my Dual core Accelerated processor with Windows 7 64 bit (4gb, 320GB 5400RPM). It worked perfectly, even though some of the presets are very CPU heavy. I think if I was using my older machines that I would have really ran into some issues with lagging and cracking a popping especially if used in FL Studio. The Astralis VST was a lot bigger than what I though it was going to be, it didn’t install very quickly, it took a few moments. But after it all finally installed I was able to use it right away without the need to see or to use a manual. I did download the manual though just in case. There was no hard copy of the manual, it is PDF. OVERALL OPINION There is nothing you can be upset about when purchasing Astralis VST, with everything that you get with it you cant go wrong. You will have enough presets and effects to spice up your music and spark your creativity. The interface is pretty easy to understand and it’s a great lay out. There is no learning curve. I love my choice on purchasing this, this is first thing I have every purchased from Astralis and I will be a customer of theirs in the future when the come out with new products.