With these informations, what do you think? Is it worth it to buy now the v collection? I'm not a sound design guy, I mainly work from presets, altough I usually tweak the parameters, but I don't make presets from scratch. I also own an arturia minilab mk2, so the midi control integrity would be perfect. For this vintage lofi sound, I think this collection would be very suitable.
I know, that there is omnisphere and keyscape, which are perfect for hiphop, but idk, somehow for me the v collection seems to be more unique, maybe it's just the marketing. I mainly do lofi hiphop, chill ambient music, sometimes, hiphop. This would be my first purchase for a VST Plugin, maybe that's why I'm overcomplicating this.
(I know that there is the splice rent-to own deal, with less monthly sum but that's 600 dollars) The price is a bit too much for me, but on the other hand it's 27 vintage keyboards/synths, so the average price is 14 dollars, which is insane. I'm posting this for visibility as they deleted my comments on their socials and so people know not to buy presets from The Loophole.I'm considering to buy the Arturia V Collection 8, which is on sale for 400 dollars, for arturia users. Here’s some side-by-sides of The Loophole Sounds presets and the factory presets that come with the synth when you buy it. The best bit is that the pack description states: “It features 100 meticulously crafted ORIGINAL presets” $50 for some producer to close the filter, add a delay effect and a new name. Lo and behold, about half of the presets (that I know of so far) are just factory presets with one-or-two tweaks and a new name.
Then I noticed some of them sound similar to some of the factory presets, so I opened another track and put them side-by-side. I picked up their first pack and was pretty underwhelmed, especially for the price, but oh well. They’re pretty hyped for trap producers and priced high at $50. If you don’t know The Loophole Sounds, they sell Arturia Analog Lab preset packs.
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