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I needed it myself to keep track of my purchases from previous group buys and especially the Amplitube a la carte freebies. Glad it was useful to someone else.

Larry!!! Wash your mouth out with soap, such harsh words coming from such a fine young man as you. Now you were raised much better than that!!!

Even after the IK GB and all the great Amplitude 5 FX I picked up in that, I still reach for my Kuassa plugins because I can use them with other FX and don't have to fire up the whole A5 echo-system just to use an effect I want... Plus, they sound great! ?

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Vibraphone Renaissance is available in multiple formats: VST/AU plugin instrument for Windows 8.1/10/11 and macOS El Capitan to Mojave. Decent Sampler instrument presets. Decent Sampler is compatible with all OS and DAW out there, even Pro Tools and Linux! And it's free! Get it here. Reason ReFill combinators for Reason 12 and up or Reason+ Vibraphone Renaissance is free when you put 0 in the price field. Make sure to use the appropriate version for your setup. https://www.samplescience.info/2021/11/vibraphone-renaissance.html

I usually check their posting history and the KVR Feedback thread to know if they’re legit.

This. There's no way I could swing sale prices for some of the plugins I've amassed if they weren't on sale on KVR or VI Control. You just have to put the blinders on and know what you're looking for. Timing helps a ton, too.

I probably already have all the plugins I will ever need ... said no one ever... ?

Thought I'd share with you guys my attempt at a short film score for the westwood Lost Piano Scoring competition. Fingers crossed.

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Buy anything and ADD Oilcan Echo to your cart. Use voucher code oilcanecho at the checkout. https://store.dontcrack.com/product_info.php?products_id=428

but its true. ? IIRC, I just looked at some of the numbers. Inflation shot up like crazy .. fyi.. There is a song on a not particularly well received Paul McCartney record that reminds me of this. but I like that record. Great playing on it by Pete Townsend and Nile Rogers.

Let your heart be light From now on, our troubles will be out of sight Have yourself a merry little Christmas Make the yuletide gay From now on, our troubles will be miles away Here were are as in olden days Happy golden days of yore Faithful friends who are dear to us Gather near to us once more Through the years we all will be together If the fates allow Hang a shining star upon the highest bough And have yourself a merry little Christmas now Here we are as in olden days Happy golden days of yore Faithful friends who are dear to us Gather near to us once more Through the years we all will be together If the fates allow Hang a shining star upon the highest bough And have yourself a merry little Christmas now Merry Christmas Merry Christmas

I have the 9000J for $40 on KVR...just a shameless plug------in

My experiences with Toontrack have been nothing but good. I'm sure there was a good reason (for them) to shut the door on upgrades...I highly doubt it was "arbitrary", and just to make people mad...that's not their MO....

We could all use therapy but it actually cost way more then just buying the plugins! So what the heck go ahead and spent the $$. It is way cheaper in the long run

Addictive Trigger is awesome and the fact that it utilizes samples from AD2 makes it an incredible value. If I had one feature request for AD2, it would be to implement a song builder like EZ Drummer, EZ keys, EZ Bass, etc.

It's a colloquialism...it doesn't mean AD is junk....just that what one person doesn't like, another person loves...

Fixed that for you.... ?

I prefer the name used in the documentation Add Track menu Instrument tab. Asking for the Instrument tab to have more of the Insert Soft Synth Options dialog options is not a new request. It was requested around the time of the addition of the menu to SONAR.

... and it's the same deal as always! (not a bad deal, just the same deal)

I think that Oilcan Echo was my favorite of the bunch in the Blue Tubes from Sonar.

Superior Drummer 3...by far... And you might want to look again at EZ-Drummer 2... The Songwriter alone is worth the price of entry...but YMMV

Using code GROUP at JRR Shop you can currently get XO for just $53.76. Just sayin’.

Madman Across The Water - Elton John I love the string solo in the middle. IMO one of the best violin solos in Rock history.

starting at $9: Extra discount with code GROUP at JRR https://www.jrrshop.com/kuassa?dir=asc&order=name

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The latest Blender short is stacks of fun.

agree. This forum is much better. KVR full of idiots. GS full of whiners.

I've been blessed with a photographic memory. But sometimes it's out of focus or the lens cap is left on.

It is true, the function called by Insert > Soft Synth... is not exposed for binding. The only reason I can think of is, unlike the other insert "track" functions, "Insert Soft Synth" launches a menu instead of actually inserting a track into the project. This is also the case with Insert > Rewire Device. When I mention things like accelerator keys, it is a way, and in this case a very similar way, to perform the requested task (i.e. keyboard shortcut binding albeit predefined in the program). If you were going to say "Global Menu," that's the name I use for the menu at the top of the main Cakewalk window (shows Track View by default). It might be called "Main Menu?" I haven't run across the nomenclature in the documentation. My guess is that you know, so please fill me in if you are inclined. Why take my post out of context? The question was specifically about the term "Insert window" in the post immediately above mine. I suspected the user meant Insert Soft Synth Options dialog but wanted to make sure. Aside from the Add Track menu all the other methods of inserting synths call the "Insert Soft Synth Options dialog" (as long as "Ask every time" is enabled in the dialog) after the synth has been selected. This is why my response to post "That only opens the menu list" started with "Of course, it all starts with selecting a synth." As for "Global Menu" vs. "Main Menu", this is the first time I recall hearing the term "Global Menu" but I understood it to mean the menu at the top of the application. Personally, I call these the "Main Menu" in any program but the meaning in the OP was clear. As with most feature requests, I have no objection to the request. Generally my replies in this part of the forum are suggestions to accomplish similar results with the tools at hand while waiting for the request to be implemented. Granted in this case, there is no way to create a custom module button but there is a predefined keyboard shortcut.

Well, isn't that when you talk with others or take a nap? ?

Hello , here's a new instrumental I'm Trying to finish up. It's kind of a funk /groove type thing , It's a little sloppy but the more I work on it the worse it gets as far as timing. Individual track volumes have been a little hard for me on this one. 5 guitars in the blender. Any suggestions would be a great help. I'm still unsure about the overall EQ , but this is the first time Ozone had basically nothing to change. "Thank You" for your time and help .. mark

Hi Everybody, This is another track for the album I'm currently working on called "The Westerly Sessions Volume IX". As always, any comments and critiques are welcome, and thanks for listening. On this one, I used the Sonitus Multiband on the drum bus - something I've never tried before. The drums are AD2. Here it is: https://www.soundclick.com/music/songInfo.cfm?songID=14341848

Once you factor in the BestCoin rebate, you're only paying 37% of the retail price on Sonsig Rev-A. LX480 is 38% of the retail price, and they periodically do $99 upgrades from LX480 to their bundle which included VSR S24 (at least until recently when they withdraw VSR S24 from sale pending the upcoming release of the beefed up VSR REV6000). So that's probably the cheapest option if you want all three reverbs one day. LX480 now, upgrade directly via Relab's site once they offer the bundle upgrade option again. This is crazy good value and the cheapest I've ever seen them go. https://www.bestservice.com/relab_development.html LX480 $ 137.88 excl. VAT incl 4.35 BestCoin bonus Sonsig Rev-A $ 56.10 excl. VAT incl 1.77 BestCoin bonus They use iLok authorisation. Full details below: Sonsig Rev-A - Professional reverb sound Sonsig Rev-A allows anyone to easily and quickly get a specific sound effortlessly! There are no hidden settings or menu diving necessary. All of the available parameters’ current settings are visible right in front of you, which results in an intuitive workflow with quicker and better adjustments. Powerful highlights In development of this reverb processor, Relab experts fine tuned their latest algorithms. It was a tedious process, but end result is nothing short of amazing. Quality that you have yet to experience, sounds that place you within real and unreal spaces with a new level of lucidity, and sounds that redefine the meaning of “lush reverb”. New technology Combining the strengths of various high-end units, like 224XL, QRS etc., modulated by a complete Solina ensemble, results in one of the most complex hybrid structure ever developed. Outstanding audio quality Dial in small rooms, lushes halls and realistic ambiences with uncompromising and unparalleled sound quality. Fast workflow and premium presets Quickly tweak and sculpt your own sound in seconds with ease. Mix with over 200 of the best collection of golden ears presets. LX480 Complete One of the best-sounding reverbs ever built For over two decades, the Lexicon 480L Digital Effects System* has been the standard by which all other signal processors are measured. The Lexicon 480L* remains a popular choice among top producers for the most demanding tasks. Even today the Lexicon 480L* is widely considered as one of the best-sounding reverbs ever built. When creating the first entry for their own product line, Relab Development decided to create the most accurate emulation that could replace this legendary hardware reverb. The LX480 plugin goes far beyond emulation by using the exact same reverb technology and introducing higher density modes and functions not found on the original. The LX480 will set the new standard for reverb plugins in the future. Features Faithfull algorithm recreation LX480 complete have faithfull recreation of the reverb algorithms from the Lexicon 480L*: Random Hall Hall Room / Plate Ambience Twin Delays Exclusive features Additional exclusive features and functions not found on the original: Continuous controls Flexible and additional filter structures for better sound shaping More ER delay lines Stereo manipulation 88.2Khz and 96Khz support Improved originals Improved algorithms with higher density than found on any other reverb plugin (and the original) Quick controls and customizable display Dual Engine configuration You can select between 4 routing configurations with different algorithms in each engine for extremely wide reverberation: Single, Cascade, Mono Split & Stereo Split Interface The user interface for the LX480 plugin is based closely on the LARC (Lexicon Alphanumeric Remote Control) from the original unit. If you’re familiar with the LARC, you’ll find operating the LX480 very comfortable, with the benefit of extra visual feedback and control and editing capabilities. The GUI is divided into: the Display the Preset and Setup Controls the Function Keys the Control Sliders and undo/redo buttons Customization Unique User Interface for advanced customization The display is completely customizable with sliders for HUE, color saturation, brightness, reflection amount and back lighting. The reflection type and background graphic can be modified. Four options allow you to specify the background graphics used for the LX480 Reverb GUI: Normal: LARC–style Dirty: LARC–style with extra coffee drips and general wear and tear Dark: a dark version of the LARC style Custom: this option allows for a custom skin to be used *Lexicon, 480L Digital Effects System and 480L are trademarks of Lexicon Inc. which are in no way associated or affiliated with Relab Development. These trademarks of other manufacturers are used solely to identify the products of those manufacturers whose sounds were studied during the development of the plugin.

THIS! I've only had ONE incident in over 7 years on KVR...and that resolved in my favor... even though the moron got me suspended from the Cakewalk Forum by coming there and spouting lies!

Always! ?

I made a pact with myself. as long as my music sucks, i am not allowed to buy expensive plugins. once i figure out how to make better music with cheap plugins, then i will consider fabfilter. ?

Yamaha's lower priced offerings often are very good. I bought one ( RB200 ) or something similar back in the late 90's that still is one of my best recording basses to this day. I have 4 basses that cover some different ground than a standard 4 string. - But I'll reach for it as a first stringer. Depending on your intended use(s) Gig bags are usually just fine if you're just toting it around locally. Simple head stock style tuners a re usually accurate enough for 4 string basses especially. Picks can easily be stolen from any friend who stops by to jam a bit. Same with cables if you have really good friends who are kind of dense. Straps - I recommend a soft style nylon type. Stiff straps kind of help eject themselves off the strap locks sometimes. ( I almost dropped a buddy's 73 LES Paul last week because of a thick stiff leather strap.

NOTE TO ALL - THIS is where KVR is your friend... You can usually find FF Plugins resale for less than the normal sale prices... Just a tip!

Kinda seems like it. Since the MIDI Only option is there, why not Synth Only too?

Song association game goes yonder: Bapu's acquisition looks like being a goer although no dice..... paulo excels not in singing.

Nice rock song. Great lead guitar sound. Good mix and sounds..

650 in my mind, closer to a marshal Plexi but more modern sounding.

Richie Faulkner and Glenn Tipton are both Powerball users, if that helps any.

Something that came up while I was searching for ways to do this is that FL Studio (not surprising) has tools for doing this as part of their built-in sampler. So if the day ever comes that Cakewalk gets its integrated sampler, best believe I'll be advocating strongly for it to incorporate those useful features.

Sounds like November Rain by GNR.