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I gave up on Corel because I couldn’t stop the constant desktop spam pop up’s. I’m currently testing the Affinity suite and plan to purchase on Black Friday. They are great tools! ?

This doesn't change any of the other variables, so rather than buying MComplete in roughly 4 years, it would now take 9+ years. My other concern with this path is that it doesn't give credit towards the 50% off sales, so you are committing to full price with no off ramp. While it does give instant access to everything, it comes at a cost. It remains a cheaper path to pick up things during the Eternal Madness/sales (getting credit for each of those), and squirrel away funding to redeem the 20% referral code discount when the bundles go on sale, but that requires a little more planning and discipline.

If you have Cakewalk installed and set as Windows default for opening midi files you most certainly don’t need to suffer the MS wavetable synth. If you have nothing selected in preferences/midi/devices/ output. The TTS-1 will automatically open with Cakewalk when you double click an Midi file. TTS-1 is a GM synth so plays all GM files no problem. It is 10 x the sound quality of the MS wavetable. I only use it to preview download midi files. If I like file I replace the instruments with better stuff.

The $29 deal was under the old pricing model where you had to pay for the effects separately. Now that the hosts drive the revenue instead I suspect that this will be as good as it gets.

It's not just music that makes the cash fly away. I just pre-ordered the pricey new Quest 3 512 GB VR headset. When it comes Wednesday, I'm going to have to buy a lot of new accessories, as the old ones reportedly don't fit it. I'm going to buy the NI Ukulele. Definitely going to download a trial of Musio 1. If I do buy that, I'll need a new SSD. Sonuscore in October. I generally love their stuff. Pretty much everything they've come out with. Then on to Black Friday and the holiday sales! ?

Van Halen - Runnin' With the Devil:

https://youtu.be/3mMEem-n1cA?si=wd2b9zncAz_kxAlb Download links in video WITH DEMO Free VST Plugins mentioned in this video: 1.Radiant Q - Viator Dsp 00:00 https://tinyurl.com/bde3vhsj 2.Deep Jupiter updated v1.1 (only the plugin has been updated) 00:31 https://tinyurl.com/59kkss8z 3.Wavetable - SocaLabs 00:57 https://tinyurl.com/2rzjhs4b 4.Pop Pink Drums - Hafizh joys 01:23 https://tinyurl.com/3k9c2adu 5.Looser Tape Movement - Benedict Roff-Marsh 02:02 https://tinyurl.com/4xyczzrd 6.NTS-2: An Oscilloscope Turned Synth 02:28 https://tinyurl.com/4u8hah3m 7.Needler 03:08 https://tinyurl.com/4hyhxsvs 8.ML-Sound-Lab ML Drums Free Update 2.2.9 03:34 https://tinyurl.com/berpxm6v 9.Spiral Delay - Davisynth 04:01 https://tinyurl.com/3v6tkudt 10.Death Dealer Drums - Fire Portal Studios 04:28 https://tinyurl.com/48mzu48r 11.Organic Alien Drones Light - Sample Science 04:55 https://tinyurl.com/323zwp5y 12.Vaporizer 2 - Vast Dynamics 05:30 https://tinyurl.com/3pxpc92j 13.Free Halloween Melody Pack 06:08 https://tinyurl.com/3nytvfkk 14.FREE DJEMBE LOOPS - Devious Machines 06:47 https://tinyurl.com/ujkph3tf 15.Free Sample Pack: 'Emotional Piano Melodies' 07:14 https://tinyurl.com/mufdnr3f 16.Nu-Soul & RnB - MIDI Klowd 07:41 https://tinyurl.com/4ffecfxf 17.FREE Cinematic Impacts 08:12 https://tinyurl.com/2s3ufzkm 18.Soundpaint - Adastra Ambiences 08:34 https://tinyurl.com/2p3j5355 19.Electric Keys Is A FREE Rhodes Piano For Kontakt Player 09:14 https://tinyurl.com/2w3swnke 20.The Free Orchestra 2 - ProjectSAM 09:58 https://tinyurl.com/2p8xknyd

By the way watching Simeon video ....but not fair everything he touches sounds great !!! lol

APU Loudness Compressor update v1.93 (not a deal) Note/Edit: 10/13/23 v1.96 has released, see devs post further down. https://apu.software/download/ last update I had was v1..8.7 Release Notes Version 1.9.3 Update default theme Various minor fixes Version 1.9.2 Fix single-value slider thumb offset, improve coloring Version 1.9.1 User interface improvements Revert maximum loudness range change, causing issues with sliders Version 1.9.0 Expand maximum loudness range Improve Atmos histogram alignment Fix histogram bucket range end text Version 1.8.9 Fix auval validation failure Minor fixes and improvements Version 1.8.8 Transfer function raster type (compressor) Fix layout issues, give manual range its own row Exclude threshold from manual range Center histogram buckets for channel-linked link to prior posts on this plugin You can ping the dev @Aaron Robinson re questions.

https://www.newegg.com/corel-paintshop-pro-2021-with-aftershot-pro-3/p/N82E16832352180?Item=N82E16832352180

yes, you could have a bunch of instruments all responding on the same or different MIDI channels as well as outputs - separate or combined. even multiples of a single instrument.

So far as input filtering goes, CbB can only be set to completely ignore all controllers for purposes of recording; it's not selective and it will still echo everything in real time. MFX operate at the output of a track, which is effective to control what gets echoed, but won't limit recording; you'd have to Apply it after the fact. But even given those limitations, I don't know of an MFX offhand that's designed to only pass changing values. Most MIDI controllers are designed to only generate a new message when the position of the physical control has changed, so this isn't a very common scenario. You might have better luck finding a 3rd-party MIDI management app that can operate between the hardware ports and the DAW to do the necessary filtering. I recall looking into one of these apps a long time ago. It wasn't no-brainer cheap so I didn't pursue it, but I wouldn't be surprised if there are some pretty powerful freebies out there now.

https://8dio.com/products/custom-instrument-series-circle-strings?variant=41310088790216 Requires Full Kontakt

https://www.auburnsounds.com/products/InnerPitch.html Auburn Sounds has announced the release of a new fun-to-use pitch-shifting plugin with a very high-quality, natural sound. Inner Pitch stays true to the source material, prioritizing the intent of the input performance with destruction as an option only. Inner Pitch features State-of-the-art sound quality. Stereo-preservation. 100% linked by default. Lower latency than GRAILLON. (Down to 17.8 ms). Complex program material support. Whole mixes and noise are supported. Formant shifting. Delay Unit which includes Ping-Pong, Diffusion, and infinite feedback. Simple in-loop 3-band EQ. Stereoization based on a simple L/R pitch offset. 3 types of in-loop distortion. Inner Pitch for Windows, Mac and Linux (VST/VST3, AU, AAX and LV2) is available for free. The full version includes more features that trade quality for CPU, unlocking the best pitch-shifting quality and the lowest CPU usage. It is on sale for the intro price of $29 USD until October 20th, 2023 (regular $38.67 USD).

This morning , i opened omnisphere , loaded atmosphere pads = gas off lol ... Loading more modern pads ..... even less gas Sonically don't fell like i will get better BUT the design of complex pad is where imho Luftrum offering is winning : more fun and easier

You are aware that nobody except the Bakers know the pricing structure ? Don’t believe any pure gossip and speculation you read on the forums - nobody knows. J

I don't like to throw all my eggs in one basket. That's why I don't do subscription plans with Audio based programs or plugins. So I avoid Waves Audio subscription, Pro Tools subscription, Adobe Subscription (music videos) I use outdated adobe software, or anything else subscription. I have given thought to subscribe to Loopcloud for the TimeShaper plugin, but in the end...it's the subscription that kills the deal for me! OFF TOPIC: I was using Reaper for about 6 months, and I've recently updated Cakewalk and switched back. I like how much more productive I am when I use Cakewalk vs Reaper. Plus, Pwr-3 makes Cakewalk audio files sound better than Reaper for my genres. On my HS5s, when I dither a file from 96khz-24bit to 48khz-16bit, the file is more transparent with Cakewalk than with Reaper. The dithering for Cakewalk sounds more true to the original file vs Reaper's dithering ability. The most important feature is the ability of Cakewalk turning a clip into a tempo map convenient! Which is being able to drag the audio clip up until it turns blue then release it. Cakewalk will start Melodyne which will analyze your clip for a tempo map and sets the tempo map for Cakewalk based on that clip. That's time saving. *** In Reaper, I would have to open up Melodyne Studio, drag in the file, let it analyze, export the tempo map, open Reaper, drag and drop the tempo map. *** Cakewalk just makes this a no brainer, easier and more productive.

David Bowie - Suffragette City

You can buy a real one for less.

Cloud based software signing is around $500 for 3 years (literally just bought it recently myself) and let's you sign without the use of a hardware key. It's simple to setup and get approved for

Blondie - Union City Blue

I see you and raise you this entire album. ? Lords of Acid - Lust

Bauhaus - The Passion of Lovers

Not really the platform for other suppliers to bring their woes to. This forum is for the benefit of Cakewalk software uses to bring legitimate deals to their attention.

https://ni-japan.jp/news/komplete-toolkit To celebrate the relaunch of Native Instruments' official Japan website, we will be holding a KOMPLETE TOOLKIT campaign for a limited time from September 2023 to October 9, 15, where even those who are just starting out can complete music production. After that, if you have a PC and headphones, you can build and complete an advanced music production environment including A.I. workflows. If you purchase a combination of an eligible NI controller and audio interface at the same time, you can purchase the Komplete 14 Select*1, a popular NI music production bundle that is not usually included, UVI Digital Synsations Vol. 90, which includes four digital synth instruments from the 4s, UJAM Virtual with nylon string concert guitar instruments, and UJAM Virtual Guitarist SILK, an orchestral instrument collection with more than 1,50 instruments, including more than 1 titles from Cinesamples and the SONY MGM STUDIO library, 000 months' worth of MUSIO, and iZotope's "Onigiri Barb" or Neoverb are included as a bonus. Other effects and DAWs include the iZotope Elements Suite, Guitar Rig 3 LE, and DAW Ableton Live Lite.

On a serious note, there is no denying that there is a Linux fan base (regardless the size), so a larger developer stepping up to the plate to support them is impressive. As someone who only has one vehicle that doesn't fall into the antique/historic class, the last thing I am going to do is sling mud at the people who still make those parts. There is zero requirement to "support" this, but it is definitely appreciated.

Aren't you the one that was looking for a couple of Behringer monitors in mint condition too? ?

Fyxed. ? ?

It is an often overlooked fact that most people have more than the average number of hands.

Sometimes it really does pay to jump quickly! The Native Instruments one was a genuine pricing mistake, so that was never coming back once they realised. This one seems like lack of preparation and not anticipating the volumes and then compounded by them not being able to resolve it quickly, but there is still a slight chance they may add it back ?

It's basically that it seems from what I read.. Just a bit of an distributor insight (we distribute TAL to our reseller network), Patrick didn't give us a heads up about this deal so we were sorely understocked with digital codes. So our resellers have people buying this but are unable to fulfil them because they themselves don't have enough digital codes. Since Patrick is is another timezone, we've been trying to contact him but he's a bit elusive since he only answers via email and doesn't list his phone. Eventually the whole thing will be resolved and everyone will get their digital codes but its left a bitter taste in a few resellers and they've decided to remove TAL from their store entirely to avoid messes like this again.

Well, since I have no issues with I guess I'll stick for a while. Bought 2 x64 Pro versions (legal) way back. Why? end of 10 security updates. Thanks for the input!

I used 'em both ways, but mostly for support. As far as the CPU hit, I didn't think it's bad at all but I have a pretty powerful machine. Some Straylight presets will bring my machine to its knees too. I've yet to run into the same issue with this. Check out all the demos before you make a move. It's one of those libraries that you really do get what you hear (I've had some libraries that I can't make it sound anything like the demos I've heard). Can you use other synths to do the same kinda thing? Probably. But there's an inspiration factor working with this one that inspires me. I open this and I just play. And then get lost.

Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth is no longer supported in the latest Cakewalk 2023.09 Have you tried TTS-1 instead? It's GM2 compatible.

Hey @Peter - IK Multimedia Just a thought: if IK don't want to sign their Windows binaries (for whatever reason), would they consider putting up SHA-256 checksums or something so people can verify their downloads if they want to?

Sample Pack https://www.pluginboutique.com/product/3-Studio-Tools/68-Sample-Packs/11331-Live-Drums-4-Pros

In case you weren't paying attention, the third teaser came out yesterday. There are some waveforms in a DAW which might suggest some clue as to what this thing is. More interestingly, Best Service said this was the last teaser and we will know soon. Scared about my wallet.

What I imagine how it went: AudioDeluxe: "Yo, TAL, it's my 13th anniversary, can you give me a discount to celebrate it?" TAL: "Sure, how about 13% because it's the 13th anniversary" Hours later: TAL: "WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?! I meant 13% OFF!"

One thing that I hate about the audio software industry is that you can never tell a really good deal from a price error. When something is very cheap but you don't instantly get the license, there's always this fear that it was an error and you won't get it in the end. I've never experienced that anywhere else. Only audio software.

Excellent from both creative and engineering perspectives. I think this is the best mix you've done so far. All instruments sound clear and really well balanced (maybe bring the bass up a dB or so). Sophisticated changes, relentless pacing, quick rhythmic shifts, stabbing melodies are all excellent elements to create the mood shifts and tension you mentioned. This must have been a huge job to mix but the results sound great. Reminds me of some of the Bowie/Eno tracks from Low and "Heroes" but with a harder edge????

The Virtual Pianos are among my very favorite UVI products. ? I have them all.