I’ve just bought Dark Planet and went through the presets using HALion 4.5, thinking it should sound the same plus I see the structure of the programs.
However, when I just loaded Dark Planet as a separate VSTi afterward, some of the presets sounds fuller, with more bass in the VSTi version.
So what exactly is the advantages of using for example dark planet and the other vsts like hypnotic dance in halion 5 vs just using them as standalone? Will I be able to get into the programming of the sounds in halion as opposed to just being able to tweak what’s already there?
Would you care to elaborate on what those editing capabilities could look like? Right now I only have a set number or preset knobs I can tweak, anywhere from cutoff to swing, would halion 5 let me edit premade arpeggiators and other stuff on for example trip (which I have in halion sonic 2 se) on a more fundamental level?
The reason I’m asking all these silly questions is that I am having a serious hard time finding info about it online, and I’m only really trying to decide if getting halion 5 is worth it in that aspect of it not just the sampling.
What I really want to be able to do is use dark planet and hypnotic dance for example more like an actual synthesizer rather than just a rompler. Is that even possible?