Toska Seems to Combine Everything I Love About Analogue Synths and Organic Textures (Review)

[@Joshua_Griffin]

It's always great to see reviews like this for inspiration as I develop my own first kontakt instrument. It's turning out a little crazy!

[@lamardoss]

opened the link in description in less than a minute into this video. really love the depth and movement of this and looking forward to purchasing it shortly. thank you for the review. To me, it doesn't sound unique. But, it seems to do what it does, better than others. Can't wait to experiment with it.

[@StephenOConnellCmdShiftNew]

I'm glad you enjoyed it and I look forward to hearing what you create with Toska!

[@nooninstruments]

Thanks so much for checking out Toska Stephen! Really appreciate the support. 🙏

[@StephenOConnellCmdShiftNew]

My pleasure, it was a wonderful library!

[@Konnekta]

Great review Stephen, very open discussion of the positive and less positive aspects of the instrument. The core sound is really well done. I have a Kontakt tutorial request. How to expose the underlying waveforms for user selection as in NIs Play Series A and B selectors.

[@StephenOConnellCmdShiftNew]

Thanks Konnekta, and that is a great idea for my next Kontakt tutorial. It is a bit complex to outline in a KZbin comment, but it's perfect for a video, so stay tuned!

[@Konnekta]

Appreciate that, many thanks!@@StephenOConnellCmdShiftNew

[@Joshua_Griffin]

​@@StephenOConnellCmdShiftNewhaha yeah. Gotta explain zone ID

[@BenMartinBox]

VSTi (instruments /libraries) options are endless nowadays. With so many tools available, soon anyone can do anything (music related)... even a monkey with a keyboard. 🙂

[@StephenOConnellCmdShiftNew]

Indeed, there are sooooo many libraries to choose from now, we are spoilt for choice. It also feels like you can score a scene by pressing a single key haha, it certainly felt that way with a few of these patches. Exciting times.