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VPS Phalanx

Sampler/Sample Player Plugin by Vengeance Sound
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VPS Phalanx has an average user rating of 4.00 from 3 reviews

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VPS Phalanx

Reviewed By kulutuu [all]
April 21st, 2014
Version reviewed: 10.9.2 on Mac

I purchased the latest premium version 1.5.3 after seeing videos of the program; looking at some trailers and reading reviews in the music press.

It turned out not to be what I was expecting.

Downloading the program is fairly straightforward because the file size is small (around 1GB in total combining the basic and premium content). So the program has the potential to have a small footprint on your hard drive even after purchasing the various expansion packs.

I only managed to get the AU variant of Phalanx working in my DAW (Studio One). The VST3 version acted rather oddly. It wouldn't playback samples as they sounded when using preview in the Library. Kick drums sounded very distorted and only through the left channel.

In the reviews I read (Computer Music for example) there were comments about the workflow for Phalanx being really good. This is not what I found. Apart from the issues with the VST3 version, I've realised that Phalanx has a steeper learning curve than I expected. It's not a program that rewards the user quickly.

I suggest anyone looking to purchase Phalanx should try a demo first.

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Armadillosound
Armadillosound
21 April 2014 at 10:59am

Sounds like you should have followed your own advice and tried the demo first. I've made the same mistake with plugins myself in the past and not demo'ed them for long enough before buying.

PepeLopez
PepeLopez
7 May 2014 at 12:57pm

IMO Phalanx is the perfect (one-shot) sampler for daw which doesn't have such a tool. It's not a no-brainer, so it doesn't aim for rookies but for demanding users. You need 1-2 days to get into it, but when you got the idea, you won't find anything better out there.

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outofspace
outofspace
21 February 2015 at 5:12pm

lacking sequencer, 4-8 layers and time stretching.

jobromedia
jobromedia
3 January 2016 at 5:11am

It has now an arpeggio and trance gate for each individual part. That's at least a start. I've tried my demo for 3/5 days, and I'm seriously considering buying Phalanx.

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