And pigments will go on sale again eventually.ĭo keep in mind, you'll probably be bummed you didn't get the other one no matter which one you get, especially if you dwell on it too much.

I recommend getting them both at some point. I don't use FL too often anymore unless I get a client that needs the format on a project. Get the perfect amount of scratchy and noisy grit to dirty up. iZotope's Vinyl uses advanced filtering, modeling and resampling to create an authentic 'vinyl' simulation, as if the audio was a record being played on a record player. Imagine-Lines FL Studio offers an extensive collection of synths to help. Also this seems to be heavy on my CPU (I have read same comments from others, so seems it's not just on my PC). Add a touch of vintage flair to your tracks with a plug-in that's part time machine. Learn Pigments-3 skills by watching tutorial videos about Whats New in Logic. They both sound great, I use them both on tracks all the time, it depends on what music you make too. There are some very good stuff in Pigments for sure. both are freeīetween the 2 it's really up to you, pigments is a bit deeper than serum in my opinion Bonus: A Fully Produced Ableton Template by Tim Engelhardt Using Ableton Live 11 Suite + Pigments from Pigments Preset Pack by Tim Engelhardt. Union sucks, do check out surge though, and try out odin too. 120+ Pigments Presets professionally crafted by Tim Engelhardt from Pigments Preset Pack by Tim Engelhardt.

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