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https://www.pluginboutique.com/product/2-Effects/46-Randomiser/12151-Randomachine Seems to be a multi-effect with randomisation features. According to Plugin Boutique the list price is €48.59. I have no idea for how long it will be free.

https://www.humblebundle.com/software/krotos-sfx-plugins-for-sound-design-software You can get Concept 2 & Simple Concept for 1€ ? AS ALWAYS: Check how you want to distribute your payment. (Company / Humble Bundle / Charity) I'm a bit miffed because I bought this bundle the last time and the Krotos Fundamentals Library wasn't part of it ? 1€ Simple Concept Concept 2 16,11€ Simple Concept Concept 2 Krotos Starter Library 23,09€ Simple Concept Concept 2 Krotos Starter Library Krotos Fundamentals Library Krotos Studio 3 months Subscription

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6 days as of now. https://unitedplugins.com/Randomachine/

Hello All, I am on the UAD website, and I am seeing some really nice deals. I just purchased the The Fairchild Tube Limiter Collection for $39.99 plus tax. The plugins on the low but good side start at $29.99 and go up to $49.99, $79.99 and above. There is no coupon to use for this sale and offers end May 28th. Check it out if you can. ?

Wow, maybe it’s only because I own some of their other plugins. $1 is sweet. I guess I should do it

Also here https://unitedplugins.com/Randomachine/

The Project menu was introduced with Skylight in X1. Not sure why exactly except possibly just to keep the Insert menu from getting overloaded. All the "Insert items" in the Project menu are related to the timeline where the Insert menu is more about adding content. Works for me.

Not to gloat, but yes it was an incredible deal and it was only $142 for everything. . My advice is never buy individual plugins from Universal Audio. If you can afford to do so, buy the bundles when they are sale, Ideally around black Friday. All the new native plugins coming out now will be in the next newly branded bundle for sure.

Well, I have done a lot of work on my Nord over the years to get it sounding perfect in nearly all situations, from straight jazz solo piano to Tribute Band stuff, to Rock/Pop/Funk. Not using much of the factory patches, mostly my own, doctored ones, downloaded sound banks from Nord artists as well as 3rd party. Seems I can usually find what I need. Probably the weakest link, IMO are the brass sections and such, but I tweak them or layer and it does a decent job, and I don't hear too many other keyboards whose sounds are much better, although that is definitely a matter of taste and type of music.

Hi, Bristol Jonesey thanks for the input! I updated Sonar and Concrete Limiter appeared this time. I don't know if it's related but it's cool to get this classic PC effect!

Heck, went ahead and paid the full $1. Call me Rock-a-fella.

Thanks. And their UniChannel is $1

Roxy Music - Out of the Blue

https://unitedplugins.com/news/detail/114 Randomachine is compatible with the majority of VST/AAX/AU DAWs on PC and Mac. Its regular price is €49, but you can get it for free until April 21. (From April 22 till May 21, Randomachine will be available for the intro price of €9.

I'm going with this one as my favorite guitar solo Kenny

...for that state of euphoria that music can sometimes elicit? I know there's a word for it. It's the dragon I'm always chasing. This literally brought tears to my eyes.

Hound Dog — Big Mama Thorton

A dog gave birth to puppies near the road and was ticketed for littering.

Nothing, but I trust the company's judgement. ?

Aaa. But just think you could have put that dollar towards something you’ll actually use.

As far as you don't know, Spire is one of the best emulsions of the Acc Virus T2 hence its great sound quality, obviously you can't compare with Avenger or Falcon which are workstations...

Wow, I’ve got 56 credits in account. Guess I’ll use one of them for this baby. Anyway, here’s my referral code; UP7153575 “Any new customer who uses your code during checkout gets a 20% discount for themselves. 10% of their purchase goes to you in form of United Credits.” and ”Right after you complete your first order you will get 10 United Credits Anyway, these guys are good, as they’re part of the Melda empire now.

Please, bump this thread only when the sale happens! ?

Yah, I logged in and I can get it for 49...

Do you know a little about him ?

The Cooper Temple Clause - Let's Kill Music

Hawkwind - Angels of Death

Blue Oyster Cult - Fallen Angel

Bauhaus - Kick in the Eye

Rainbow - Eyes of the World

808 State - Lambrusco Cowboy

Mickaël Albisser is now Audio DSP Engineer for Slate Digital. In the Video section they talk about it.

Carpenters - Calling Occupants Of Interplanetary Craft

I really enjoyed it. I'm a bit in awe of the people who make this kind of music. It's beyond me how you do it.

Since Fabrice doesn't work no more with Slate , i wonder how the new coding is and by whom it is done ?

You could use a resource editor to change the wording in the String folder contained in the TTSRes file.

Markers View = yes Markers Module = no If nothing else I'd like to see a Delete button when I right-click a Marker -or- click the Module dropdown and right-click a marker to delete. I never open or use the Markers View so it would add time and inconvenience to my workflow.

Speiser went to the Steven Slate School of Marketing. Unfortunately he didn't get himself a degree in Fabrice Gabriel.

I've seen scook post in Feb/Mar on both KVR and VI, so he's still out there solving issues.

Thanks so much, Jim! Your insight comes at just the right time for me. Guitar players routinely pick up new axes the way some people casually buy a new pair of shoes. Keyboard players have to be much more prudent. And not just because it's a lot of money (my instrument cases alone each cost more than a nice guitar amp) - each acquisition represents a serious learning commitment. And like Jim says, you don't find out the limitations until later. I, too, bought the NS3 simply because every band on the planet seemed to have one. My decision was cinched when I saw Brit Floyd, a jaw-droppingly good note-perfect Pink Floyd tribute band. All those critical Rick Wright organ, piano and synth parts were credibly reproduced on an NS2. But I'll just say it: Nord synths are over-hyped and overpriced. My now-ancient Korg Kronos bests the Nord by every measure except weight. Its progressively-weighted keys feel more piano-like than anything short of a dedicated digital piano. The piano samples are comparable to anything in my Kontakt collection. It contains 9 synth engines, basically the entire Korg history in one box. Sadly, neither the Korg nor the Nord replicate a Hammond to my satisfaction. I am thinking it's time to go back to Suzuki for that, as the XK-5 seems to have nailed it. At the moment I'm picturing the Montage 7 on the lower tier and the Hammond on top. That combination's eight grand not including flight cases, and the combined resale value of my current instruments is about four grand. A big purchase for a guy living mostly on social security. Arturia, you almost solved all my problems. Please keep trying.

Always good to know when something has been enjoyed, thanks t for your continued support.

Fabulous cover my friend. I wish I could sing like you. The beginning of the song sounds original. Excellent work, Bob.

scook = Steve Cook One of the most helpful and prolific posters here. Seems to have disappeared a while back (maybe Sept 2023).

I still hope that the Bakers can do something to separate the ProChannel strip from the Track, as mentioned previously. Note: Obviously, I am not a graphic artist. This is just to get the idea across: :^)

I wonder how many hours of practice and bodywork this took!

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1on7JV7nx2ukw46alZc1Xx5jNIjoroRsJ/view?usp=sharing there you go

FWIW I still use sf2 as my preferred sampling format. My main reasons: 1. They're easy to manage as they're self contained (unlike sfz which has all the samples loose in a separate folder). I can also easily combine many of them into a single sound-font. 2. It's supported by several different players across many platforms. 3. Most players are far lighter on CPU than something like Kontakt. The only thing that I find missing from sf2 is it not supporting release samples, but I've never found this to be a huge issue. Setting the release time on the player usually suffices for me. Sure, if you want massive control over your samples and need scripting, then Kontakt is the way to go... but 99% of the time sf2 does the job. Oh, and I use SampleLord as my preferred player. It's 32 bit so I run it through JBridge in CbB. I also have it running on my SMPro V-Machine.