VST thing

[kit beats]

Who can help me!

My question is wich VST i can use for wich instrument / sample.

(vst for bass, '' for snare, '' for pads, '' for synths).

(Maby people can tell that to in the vst effects topic).

I have a lot of vst effects but i dont understand wich and where to use it.

[LPChip]

This question is nearly impossible to answer. There are so many vsti's out there, all with so many different sounds, making it hard to say what suits what purpose best. It also depends on your taste.

Though, many vsti's have a similar sound so finding the use of that what they have unique is quite challenging.

That said, I can help you with one thing.

Although there are drum machine vsti's, I still find conventional samples to have better sound.

And also some type of instruments, like a guitar and piano could be better if sampled, because mostly the vsti's that provide this quality sound, often costs alot of money.

[kit beats]

i only use samples.

i can start with putting a EQ vst on every channel and then output a Compress vst maybe..

[LPChip]

Ah, my bad.

I read VST I... as VSTI

You only need to apply effects where needed.

I used to always apply an EQ and compressor, and reverb and the whole lot, but in the end, I found out that sometimes a compressor or reverb can make things sound worse.

My advice: only add when really necessary. An EQ usually always can be used unless you're already working with high quality samples that simply don't need them.

For EQ, I use Electri-Q. They also have a free version called Posifopit version. Its a great parametric EQ that will probably become your best mate. (Its mine for quite some time now )

For compressors I usually use BuzzComp Compressor suite. Its a series of 6 or 8 plugins with different kind of compressors. Really usefull and very good quality. Best of all, its free too

For Echo and such, I use the MDA suite, especially MDA_delay