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I think any "advanced" izotope product will work. I just bought it and it worked for me (having Ozone 7 advanced and Neutron advanced earlier).

I have waited for a good price for advanced crossgrade to O8N2, and audiodeluxe has it for $133.99 (in cart). Is this the lowest price? Can't find it at JRRshop etc.

https://www.audiodeluxe.com/products/audio-plug-ins/izotope-o8n2-bundle-crossgrade-any-advanced-product

"Requires Syntronik 1.2 or higher or SampleTank 3.7.2 or higher"

"If it weren't for Mendy you'd still be irrelevant". Ouch, that hurt! 😛

On 1/30/2019 at 10:15 PM, chris.r said:

For low budget boxes it's worth taking a look on Zoom UAC-2. Don't own any but heard opinions it's among the lowest latency usb interfaces. Note that it's USB3 specifically.

I got the RME UCX after saving money for like two years, but if I hadn't I would definitely look up the Zoom UAC-2.

2 hours ago, abacab said:

Why? World domination, obviously!

Just remember what happened to  Netscape Navigator (paid web browser) after Microsoft gave away Internet Explorer with Windows, and the "browser wars" began ... https://www.engadget.com/2014/05/10/history-of-netscape/

Yeah, I always wondered how the guys making IE could make a living giving that away for free. 😉

When I do orchestral stuff I mainly use EW Spaces. Otherwise Valhalla Room and Shimmer.  Adding a little touch of shimmer always does it for the big soundscapes. Sometimes I fall back to Breverb and even Sonitus Reverb, because I know it better than the other.

How do I provide feedback about my amp?

I have tried a gain, and a gain.

Agree with Victor Borge, great humour. I heard he started joking to ease off nervousity from his concerts. When he noticed that worked, the joking part became bigger than the musical part.

This is another favorite from my childhood. It was sent on swedish television, so we recorded it on VHS. I looked at this hilarious concert many times:

7 hours ago, Fwrend said:

Back on topic?

I use my DAW to store all the plugins I got on sale but rarely use!

 

+1 on that (d*mn you Larry)!

From time to time I use my DAW for making original (not so original) music. Nowadays mostly cinematic/classical style. 4 instrumentals was all it were last year, I really hope I can beat that this year.

Edit: And I have started to sell some tracks on Audiojungle. It's hard to get the tracks accepted and even harder to get them sold, but it is a good school for learning to mix and master properly. It doesnt matter if its a great arrangement if the mix sucks, it won't be accepted.

Daryl gets it close in this one: