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MegaprodGreat product
Published on 02/09/14 at 03:29Easy and problem-free installation.
Easy-to-install expansions and very well organized in categories.
No incompatibility problems with cubase nor protools.
Logical and simple manual.
It's a sample preset player.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
My setup:
Windows 7 64b
I7 4930k
64 gb ram 2400
Asus p79 deluxe gold
RME madi soundcard coupled with a burl mothership b80
SSD
Performance with windows 7.7
The software works correctly and the samples are loaded in less than a second, even the hollywood2 range.
Stable setup
Very low resource usage
Possibility to open 30 nexus instances in a single project without any overload, even on my old I7 2600k.
OVERALL OPINION
I've used it for 7 years, I think.
Easy-to-install expansions and very well organized in categories.
No incompatibility problems with cubase nor protools.
Logical and simple manual.
It's a sample preset player.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
My setup:
Windows 7 64b
I7 4930k
64 gb ram 2400
Asus p79 deluxe gold
RME madi soundcard coupled with a burl mothership b80
SSD
Performance with windows 7.7
The software works correctly and the samples are loaded in less than a second, even the hollywood2 range.
Stable setup
Very low resource usage
Possibility to open 30 nexus instances in a single project without any overload, even on my old I7 2600k.
OVERALL OPINION
I've used it for 7 years, I think.
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Easy and problem-free installation.
Easy-to-install expansions and very well organized in categories.
No incompatibility problems with cubase nor protools.
Logical and simple manual.
It's a sample preset player.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
My setup:
Windows 7 64b
I7 4930k
64 gb ram 2400
Asus p79 deluxe gold
RME madi soundcard coupled with a burl mothership b80
SSD
Performance with windows 7.7
The software works correctly and the samples are loaded in less than a second, even the hollywood2 range.
Stable setup
Very low resource usage
Possibility to open 30 nexus instances in a single project without any overload, even on my old I7 2600k.
OVERALL OPINION
I've used it for 7 years, I think.
I've tested all vsti on the market
What I like best:
Original sounds that are regularly updated by the publisher with expansions.
Nice built-in effects and the addition of a real IR reverb, which is great to give more character and breadth to the sound
Fast and easy use and setup
What I like least:
Sample player only, so
it lacks synthesis generators to make sound design
Sound editing is restricted and you can't create your own combinations
The sounds are usually found on several expansions, which can be a bit disconcerting when you consider that an expansion costs $60 and that from the 128 sounds it includes, you have already heard 10 or 15 in other expansions and there are 20 useless SQ sequences they've put in just to fill space.
It lacks a search engine for the sounds
What I regret:
They should make version 4 mixing phalanx / sylenth and it would be awesome
Nevertheless, it's a very good product for people who like modern sounds and quick searches.
There are bundles with very attractive prices, but the complete version is pretty expensive.
I have used it every day on all my projects, so I would buy it again.
Easy-to-install expansions and very well organized in categories.
No incompatibility problems with cubase nor protools.
Logical and simple manual.
It's a sample preset player.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
My setup:
Windows 7 64b
I7 4930k
64 gb ram 2400
Asus p79 deluxe gold
RME madi soundcard coupled with a burl mothership b80
SSD
Performance with windows 7.7
The software works correctly and the samples are loaded in less than a second, even the hollywood2 range.
Stable setup
Very low resource usage
Possibility to open 30 nexus instances in a single project without any overload, even on my old I7 2600k.
OVERALL OPINION
I've used it for 7 years, I think.
I've tested all vsti on the market
What I like best:
Original sounds that are regularly updated by the publisher with expansions.
Nice built-in effects and the addition of a real IR reverb, which is great to give more character and breadth to the sound
Fast and easy use and setup
What I like least:
Sample player only, so
it lacks synthesis generators to make sound design
Sound editing is restricted and you can't create your own combinations
The sounds are usually found on several expansions, which can be a bit disconcerting when you consider that an expansion costs $60 and that from the 128 sounds it includes, you have already heard 10 or 15 in other expansions and there are 20 useless SQ sequences they've put in just to fill space.
It lacks a search engine for the sounds
What I regret:
They should make version 4 mixing phalanx / sylenth and it would be awesome
Nevertheless, it's a very good product for people who like modern sounds and quick searches.
There are bundles with very attractive prices, but the complete version is pretty expensive.
I have used it every day on all my projects, so I would buy it again.
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NostromoripleyPublished on 03/11/07 at 10:29
Easy installation! It's child's play!
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
It works fine both on a MAC and a PC (I tested it with GARAGE BAND and CUBASE )
A bit heavy on RAM, but that's normal
OVERALL OPINION
What I like best? The SOUND, what a SOUND!! It's truly jaw-dropping!!! If you are a fan of Trance, Electro or Lounge/Chill out music and you are looking for some mind-blowing pad sounds, cutting-edge leads, trippy basses or arpeggios, don't look any further! Nexus is THE plug-in you need!!! I'm still blown by how sublime the sounds are! The extensions are also jaw-dropping, I invite you to listen to the "Singin Diva" preset from the Dance Orchestra extension...It's magical and...…
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
It works fine both on a MAC and a PC (I tested it with GARAGE BAND and CUBASE )
A bit heavy on RAM, but that's normal
OVERALL OPINION
What I like best? The SOUND, what a SOUND!! It's truly jaw-dropping!!! If you are a fan of Trance, Electro or Lounge/Chill out music and you are looking for some mind-blowing pad sounds, cutting-edge leads, trippy basses or arpeggios, don't look any further! Nexus is THE plug-in you need!!! I'm still blown by how sublime the sounds are! The extensions are also jaw-dropping, I invite you to listen to the "Singin Diva" preset from the Dance Orchestra extension...It's magical and...…
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Easy installation! It's child's play!
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
It works fine both on a MAC and a PC (I tested it with GARAGE BAND and CUBASE )
A bit heavy on RAM, but that's normal
OVERALL OPINION
What I like best? The SOUND, what a SOUND!! It's truly jaw-dropping!!! If you are a fan of Trance, Electro or Lounge/Chill out music and you are looking for some mind-blowing pad sounds, cutting-edge leads, trippy basses or arpeggios, don't look any further! Nexus is THE plug-in you need!!! I'm still blown by how sublime the sounds are! The extensions are also jaw-dropping, I invite you to listen to the "Singin Diva" preset from the Dance Orchestra extension...It's magical and captivating!
In my opinion, the only defect is that sound editing is a bit limited, but I'm being picky
There's a demo available on Refx's site, so go get it!!! And you will give up Atmosphère and the like once and for all. To finish, the Dance Orchestral extension is marvelous! You can buy it with your eyes closed or rather your ears covered :P !!
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
It works fine both on a MAC and a PC (I tested it with GARAGE BAND and CUBASE )
A bit heavy on RAM, but that's normal
OVERALL OPINION
What I like best? The SOUND, what a SOUND!! It's truly jaw-dropping!!! If you are a fan of Trance, Electro or Lounge/Chill out music and you are looking for some mind-blowing pad sounds, cutting-edge leads, trippy basses or arpeggios, don't look any further! Nexus is THE plug-in you need!!! I'm still blown by how sublime the sounds are! The extensions are also jaw-dropping, I invite you to listen to the "Singin Diva" preset from the Dance Orchestra extension...It's magical and captivating!
In my opinion, the only defect is that sound editing is a bit limited, but I'm being picky
There's a demo available on Refx's site, so go get it!!! And you will give up Atmosphère and the like once and for all. To finish, the Dance Orchestral extension is marvelous! You can buy it with your eyes closed or rather your ears covered :P !!
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vanpopoffPublished on 02/22/08 at 12:05
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SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
No remarks
OVERALL OPINION
Simple AMAZING. The sounds are very big and spellbinding, but oriented towards Trance, techno, etc. .........However, I don't think it dwarfs atmosphere because I don't think they play in the same category. It is simply awesome in its style!
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
No remarks
OVERALL OPINION
Simple AMAZING. The sounds are very big and spellbinding, but oriented towards Trance, techno, etc. .........However, I don't think it dwarfs atmosphere because I don't think they play in the same category. It is simply awesome in its style!
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James...A very versatile vsti
Published on 08/07/11 at 19:23I'll admit, I'm a musician first and a producer second. I have a hard time finding instrument plugins I like. Most are really hit or miss for me. If I can't get a good sound in 20 minutes I'm done. Out of the box Nexus is surprising. There aren't many controls. You have to go through the menu and find your sound by name. You aren't given any choices really about manipulating these sounds outside of delays/reverb. For me this was a welcome surprise. I simply picked a category and found a sound I liked. No knob twisting involved.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
I produce a lot of different genres. It seems like Nexus can hang in any of them. I will say that the primary use for most...…
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
I produce a lot of different genres. It seems like Nexus can hang in any of them. I will say that the primary use for most...…
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I'll admit, I'm a musician first and a producer second. I have a hard time finding instrument plugins I like. Most are really hit or miss for me. If I can't get a good sound in 20 minutes I'm done. Out of the box Nexus is surprising. There aren't many controls. You have to go through the menu and find your sound by name. You aren't given any choices really about manipulating these sounds outside of delays/reverb. For me this was a welcome surprise. I simply picked a category and found a sound I liked. No knob twisting involved.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
I produce a lot of different genres. It seems like Nexus can hang in any of them. I will say that the primary use for most of the sounds seems to be techno/dubstep/rave music but that's not to say their aren't a ton of other options. There's hip-hop and 80's stuff. More pop sounding synths. I'm pretty amazed at the sheer variety of usable things. It's got drums, bass, lead, strings, guitar, whatever. The pianos and electric keys in particular are really cool. Sometimes it can be kind of daunting. But chances are if you can dream it, it's in Nexus somewhere. That's what I like about it. It's the one plugin where I can open it up and KNOW that the sound I'm looking for is in there somewhere. It runs fairly fast although it's not the lightest on cpu. It eats up ram a bit too. I have seen more power hungry instruments but I've definitely seen lighter ones too. If you have a decent rig it's a non issue. I use it with cubase and have no problems. Every blue moon it will decide not to change presets and I have to restart.
OVERALL OPINION
I like how it's user friendly in the sense that I don't have to turn 50 knobs to get the sound I want. I can just look it up via categories. Easy for a guy like me who isn't a total synth nerd. The value is pretty good. Not cheap but darn if you don't get a ton of sounds here. And all great quality too. That's the thing for me. Every sound is high quality and that's a rare thing for synths like this. Very impressive.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
I produce a lot of different genres. It seems like Nexus can hang in any of them. I will say that the primary use for most of the sounds seems to be techno/dubstep/rave music but that's not to say their aren't a ton of other options. There's hip-hop and 80's stuff. More pop sounding synths. I'm pretty amazed at the sheer variety of usable things. It's got drums, bass, lead, strings, guitar, whatever. The pianos and electric keys in particular are really cool. Sometimes it can be kind of daunting. But chances are if you can dream it, it's in Nexus somewhere. That's what I like about it. It's the one plugin where I can open it up and KNOW that the sound I'm looking for is in there somewhere. It runs fairly fast although it's not the lightest on cpu. It eats up ram a bit too. I have seen more power hungry instruments but I've definitely seen lighter ones too. If you have a decent rig it's a non issue. I use it with cubase and have no problems. Every blue moon it will decide not to change presets and I have to restart.
OVERALL OPINION
I like how it's user friendly in the sense that I don't have to turn 50 knobs to get the sound I want. I can just look it up via categories. Easy for a guy like me who isn't a total synth nerd. The value is pretty good. Not cheap but darn if you don't get a ton of sounds here. And all great quality too. That's the thing for me. Every sound is high quality and that's a rare thing for synths like this. Very impressive.
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Tech. sheet
- Manufacturer: reFX
- Model: NEXUS
- Category: Virtual Samplers/Sample Players
- Added in our database on: 12/01/2006
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