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They're still doing the dynamic discount thing for anything <$20, but now they allowed using loyalty vouchers. Also, there will be codes for selected plugins throughout the month. https://www.plugin-alliance.com/en/products.html Pretty much completed my PA collection. Not bad.

Count down to Christmas with a new free Sample Pack every day https://www.pianobook.co.uk/

$25 Gets the whole sha-bang https://www.humblebundle.com/software/vegas-pro-2022-software

https://sonuscore.com/shoppingcart/?coupon=CWOB2022&utm_source=(MC)+Sonuscore&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=69_SONU_BLACK_NOVEMBER_2022_ORIGINS_SPECIAL&utm_content=hero-image

Run the IK Multimedia Product Manager. ARC 3.1.0: Added native compatibility with Apple Silicon processors General reliability improvements T-RackS 5.10.0: Added native compatibility with Apple Silicon processors Introducing The Farm Stone Room reverb General Reliability Improvements

Orange Tree Samples has released Evolution Baritone Electric, a baritone electric guitar sample library powered by Native Instruments' Kontakt Player. They say: Evolution Baritone Electric captures the sound of a baritone electric guitar with a long scale length and single-coil lipstick pickups. We recorded the neck and bridge pickup signals separately, giving you control over their blend for an additional dimension of tonal flexibility. The bridge pickup gives you that classic twang, while the neck pickup delivers a warm, woody sound. Evolution Baritone Electric is based on our Evolution engine, which provides you with a customizable mapping system, chords and strumming patterns, and a collection of built-in effects. The library includes ready-to-use factory presets for a variety of classic and modern baritone guitar tones. Evolution Baritone Electric was developed in collaboration with Rosewood Recording Company in Utah. Guy Randle, the owner and recording engineer at Rosewood Recording Company, incorporated analog audio equipment to emphasize desirable tonal qualities of the guitar. Evolution Baritone Electric includes both the as-recorded signal as well as an enhanced signal. Key features: Nearly 12,000 samples totaling 10.5 GB of uncompressed samples. Articulations such as sustains, palm mutes, mutes, natural harmonics, plus special effects like string slaps, muted strums, divebombs, and others. Legato samples for slides, hammer-ons, and pull-offs. Built-in pattern editor for strumming and picking. Adjustable pick position using our proprietary physical modeling technology. Intro Price: $139 until December 14th, 2022 (Reg. $179). https://www.orangetreesamples.com/products/evolution-baritone-electric

Use coupon SNOW at checkout. MINIMUM ORDER before coupon is $79. This stacks with the current 30% off sale that ends Dec 5. Example: Dual Delay and Thorus in the basket for $41 each (sale price). After coupon $62 total. https://www.uvi.net/

Run the Steinberg Download Assistant to update

I hate to say this, but this is premature. Every year some big deals come out in December. It has driven me nuts because I wouldn't have bought A if I had any idea that a sale on B was coming. But my $$$ was gone. For example, I did know that there would be the yearly BIAB sale, and was expecting that. But I didn't remember how expensive it would be to buy the upgrade, plus $49 pack and a few Xtra Styles paks. By the time I get through studying this, I'll probably be out close to $200 or even more. Who knows what tasty additional products they are selling this year? And to think I almost bought OPUS/Hollywood Orchestra on impulse for $249! So don't be so sure that you have reached the end of your spendage. One year there was a big OT sale on the Inspires and the Arks. That's a pretty common thing these days, but not then. Nobody saw that coming. There is also always a big NI partner sale in December. Last year was a whole set of Evolution Series instruments that I bought and use all the time. And the Sonokinetic 12 Days will soon come a caroling. Hide your money!! ??

The only thing on my wishlist was Needlepoint. Buuuuuuut, since the trick still worked, I put a couple more in my cart. So instead of just Needelpoint for 19.99, I got: Unfiltered Audio Needlepoint Diezel Herbert ENGL E646 VS ENGL E765 RT ENGL Savage 120 Friedman BE-100 Friedman Buxom Betty Fuchs Overdrive Supreme 50 Gallien-Krueger 800RB Fiedler audio stage For € 32. That's 9 extra plugins for 12 euro extra.

Legato - Fix Upgrade. This upgrade fixes small errors on the patch 02 Atlantis Legato , and 01 Romantic Legato . Please replace these two files in the root folder. https://drive.google.com/file/d/17zo5XYYiOjp6rBUNZiYETEUfvuyq0Z6E/view

Another thing that increases the value of upgrading to TS 4 Max!

Or Bapu's Super Loyalty Reward (BSLR), Thanks Greg.

That was due to a mistake on my end when inputting the pricing for that bundle. I've since fixed that on the website, in case anybody else is wondering why they're unable to get a free upgrade like you did. I guess just count it as an early Christmas present.

Was FREE for me as an upgrade to the Electric Bundle.

I received the message "A newer version of T-Racks is already installed. Do you want to continue"

code YNY23 still works for 10% off carts over $50

We have just released a new 12.0.52 maintenance updates for both Cubase and Nuendo that fix the MIDI Remote issues that were unfortunately introduced with the 12.0.51 hotfix. There are no other fixes or improvement in this release. The updates are available in the Steinberg Download Assistant, as well as in the download section of our Support pages.

I wonder what they broke this time ?

Pretty happy with that haul. Thanks Jan!

Nine Inch Nails with Gary Numan - Cars

The correct way to go about this is to buy either one, it doesn't matter which. Then play with it until you realize that it's not quite what you're looking for, so you buy the other one too. After playing with those you will feel like you're still missing something, so you go looking for another library. After buying whatever you settled on there will be another honeymoon period, until you notice that you're not really happy with some of the articulations and also the legato is lacking, especially when doing faster passages. And you really need some better solo instruments. So you go looking for another library... Buying orchestral libraries is a path paved with regret and disappointment, no matter how many hours you spend on doing research. In all seriousness: If your usage is limited either one may be all you ever need and some of the cheaper libraries may serve you equally well. The common consensus seems to be that HO is better suited for film scoring and BBCSO for traditional orchestral music, but HO might be a better all rounder. There are plenty of threads at VI-Control comparing the two, so spending some time there is recommended to get a better idea what's what.

Lol probably cuz I emailed them earlier, though someone else may have emailed them too. I actually watched the sale turn off in realtime at approx 4:34pm PT as I was looking at my cart for TVBO and WG2 MkII and about to buy but then the prices went up. I couldn't have that so I emailed bro lol

Santana - She's Not There (JUST heard this on my playlist! Funny how things work. ?)

@chris.r I did write and it was explained that the Korg ID site gets confused. Doh! I now have a code for a more acceptable price.

Dawesome will release a new synth called Kult this month: This is a preview for a new synth I am currently working on. It will be released in Dec 2022. The oscillators are based on so called "strange attractors" from the mathematical theory of chaos. These are curves in 3D (or more dimensions) and can be transformed to sound. Audio living as a curve in 3D space offers a lot of unusual sound shaping capabilities - be prepared for anything between lovely tenderness and gritty bite. Spec: * 2 complex OSCs, choose from 30+ models * FM and AM synthesis, Formant Filter * 2 "analog" filters, 2 comb filters * MPE * Arpeggiator * monosynth mode for leads and basses * intuitive modulation system If it's anything like Abyss or Novum, I'm interested.

Of course. The one bit that really knocked me off my feet when I first watched the footage.

How it works here https://www.bestservice.com/deals/get_your_free_vienna_voucher__4663.html

$29 https://audioplugin.deals/omega-synthesizer-bundle-by-bleass

Take my money now...?

not using, don't know if it will work on non-account or just a generic code... 1570EDF3-42B5-4C0E-BD2F-C8F9B1B3

https://www.classicfm.com/discover-music/secret-chord-leonard-cohens-hallelujah-music/ For context: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hallelujah_(Leonard_Cohen_song) "When at age 50 Cohen first recorded the song, he described it as "rather joyous", and said that it came from "a desire to affirm my faith in life, not in some formal religious way, but with enthusiasm, with emotion." He later said "there is a religious hallelujah, but there are many other ones. When one looks at the world, there’s only one thing to say, and it’s hallelujah""

Thenatan Bells & Brass (Free with purchase @ ADSR Sounds) https://www.adsrsounds.com/product/software/thenatan-bells-brass-trap-vst-bundle/ Thenatan Bells & Brass Trap Bells & Multi-Layered brass VSTs Thenatan are proud to introduce you to Bells & Brass - Easy-to-use but extremely powerful instruments that can be programmed and tweaked quickly, for instant jaw dropping results. Gloriously thicc, tight, and authentic sounds. Whether you need deep and sinister horn stabs for your hip hop beat or a bells lead line for your trap beat - this bundle has you covered.

It is generic, I got the same one.

The Cure - 10:15 on a Staurday Night

More news on Asterian. They added two more vocal modes (see below) ! Also, the intro pricing will be extended by 1 week.

Sorry to hear about the issues many of the BFD User do have. I am happy to have got a copy of BFD 3, and the the modern retro expansion . The Tama Kit and the cymbals sound amazing. Til now no issues here.,

The Zombies - She's Not There

Yup, that was the primary reason for creators of hammond organ and leslie, to make a church organ compact so that it can be brought into private homes for practicing classical music. They would have never thought it could become such a milestone in future genres that were not present yet. I'm too classicaly trained, finished state school of music on pipe organ! ? so yeah, Bach is in my blood (Chopin in heart). But contemporary music was meant for me since beginning, though I'm self-thought for that. And hammond organ is my passion. For this second shootout I pulled out more precise headphones (and I'm in the middle of home moving... again!) and now you tell us that!

*Patiently waits for the English translation...*

General - Fixed audio glitch when a Snapin with latency was placed in a bypassed group. - Fixed "Add Location" button in windowed browsers closing the window instead of doing anything. - Fixed parameter value tooltips getting stuck on screen, and broken undo/redo. Snap Heap & Multipass - Fixed automations not working properly when an automation slot is bound to to a knob in the Snapin version of the UI. Phase Plant - Fixed noise oscillator having a bad range for the stereo knob. - Fixed broken about screen. Nonlinear Filter - Fixed bode plot disappearing for some particular parameter ranges.

Hey maybe we can repurpose this: Now I’ve heard there was a secret chord That David played, and it pleased the Lord But you don’t really care for music, do you? It goes like this The fourth, the fifth The minor fall, the major lift The baffled king composing Ambient Music

From today ? Where did all the key changes go? https://www.npr.org/2022/11/30/1139707179/where-did-all-the-key-changes-go

That sounds good! But I'm winging it with just the EZkeys Upright Piano. Maybe I'm spoiled but I also have the Arturia Piano V3, the XLN Addictive Keys Studio Grand, the Waves Grand Rhapsody, and numerous pianos in NI Komplete and IK SampleTank MAX. I particularly like the NI Noire and Una Corda. Too many options already!

I like to keep my 500GB OS SSD about 50% used, which in my case only requires about 250GB. I make daily full images of my OS boot drive every night, and retain about 5 days worth of images on my backup drive. If my OS drive held more data than 250GB, the images would run longer and the backup drive would need a lot more space. So it's an efficiency decision for me. As it is, only about 40 minutes are required to restore my boot drive with a previous image if things in software ever go sideways. And they occasionally have. No need to waste hours and days troubleshooting, just roll back and good to go again in 40 minutes! My OS drive contains Windows, plus my account folders like documents, etc., along with all applications and plugin folders (.dll & .vst3). All application content and plugin sample libraries are kept on a separate internal SSD that gets backed up weekly.

It runs on your own computer. No need for upload to the cloud for rendering. You get both standalone and vsti plugin versions when you purchase Synthesizer V. No iLok or similar dongle is required. It uses a serial number registration. Not aware of any sales as yet apart from intro offers.

And to think that I paid nearly $1500 for a single KORG workstation in 1994. Pricey!!! ?

Nembrini Audio has announced the release of Wah Pedal, a new free Audio Unit, VST plug-in and AAX plug-in for macOS and Windows, saying: Nembrini Audio's reinterpretation of a classic delivers deep, delicious vintage wah tones. Nembrini Audio Wah is modeled on the Wah pedal created by Thomas Organ Company and manufactured by JEN in Italy. This is the unmistakable wah tone heard on Hendrix classics like "Up From the Sky," "Voodoo Child (Slight Return)," "Little Miss Lover" and "Still Raining, Still Dreaming." The Nembrini Audio Wah reproduces these timbres. Price: Free. https://www.nembriniaudio.com/collections/free/products/wah-pedal

The walk through video is both hilarious and convincing. A winner! UJAM should win an industry award for best product intro YouTube videos.