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Thanks @Wookiee; I appreciate it

Ah yes... forgot about the voucher minimum spend 'to combat voucher swapping'

Looks like $49.99 is the new flash-sale price

But full Massive X required... just in case anybody can't be bothered to fire up Native Access

I really like the Ample Sound acoustics. For electrics, I think that ISW Shreddage 3 is pretty good too. PS. I love AAS's stuff. GS-2 is good, but to my ears it isn't the most realistic sounding guitar. As Reid suggested, the best thing might be to give it a demo.

But... how is SEQUI2R pronounced?

For all the physicists out there: Two kittens are sitting on a roof. Which one slides off first? The one with the smallest mu

I was quite surprised by the range of the glockenspiel: it's quite low; almost like a bass-glockenspiel is such a thing exists

To me, a composer is someone who writes musical phrases for one or more instruments and puts them together to form a piece of music. A producer is someone who takes a composed piece of music and targets it for the application: maybe suggest some additional percussion if it's for an action piece; maybe strip it back a little for something emotional; maybe add some special reverb in places for epicness.

You're right; it's not, but it may or may not include it.

Kinda reminds me of the control rooms in classic cartoons... in a good way 😀

Link above got truncated and doesn't work; full link below https://github.com/hisschemoller/music-pattern-generator

What type of material benefits best from spring reverbs? I've used the classic algorithms (hall, room, etc.) and occasionally plates, but I've never really used springs before.

Isn't Valhalla Shimmer similar to Blackhole?

Wouldn't seem as fancy if it just said that. Think of it like this: if you were trying to sell a volume knob, you'd probably market it as a beautifully and minimalisticly designed easy-to-use single-band full-spectrum EQ. 😛

Seems interesting... can this do crazy reverb effects like Eventide Blackhole/Valhalla Shimmer?

I find the treble clef easier to read as well, but that might be to do with the fact that I first learned to read music that used the treble clef exclusively. Thing is though, the centre 'spiral' of the treble clef doesn't just denote the line its on to be G, it means it's the G above middle C: two staffs using the treble clef (even if glued together) would suggest that both melodies should be played in the same octave, although you could use the octave modifier.

If you wait long enough, it might appear in a group buy

Rhythmic Aura I and II are also part of the bundle: all in all you get six titles for $148

Hmm... following Albion, they have Albion ONE, and now they cunningly name their new library Albion NEO, i.e. 'ONE' but with the O put on the end. I suspect the eventual successor to this will be Albion EON 😜

Looks like whatever's being 'recorded' would benefit best from having absolutely no cables in the setup; including from the mixer to the DAW

Seems like some fish & chip shops are willing to fry anything these days...

This looks amazing for a freebie... what's the catch?

Anyone know if this course is any good?

I wonder why they gave their UI an 80s vibe though