Joakim

In swedish but one bar is turnover and the other profit. Multiply the numbers with 10 to get the dollar value (in thousands). I’ll do one for toontrack as well for comparison

These were made by virsyn I think

Its 20 of you own psp mix pack

Session bass?

Also at toontrack.com

It’s useful without Vcollection for sure. The best thing with it is the ability to filter presets based on categories and characteristics. It does allow tweaking of key parameters and there are effects, but you don’t get to edit the underlying synth(s) unless you own them. AL satisfies 80% of my synth and keyboard needs, and the rest of the time I try something else or need to edit the synth itself (i.e Vcollection and pigments). I never open these directly nowadays, as AL is the perfect front end.

Softube saturation knob, echoboy jr., Arturia plate, Kilohearts snap heap,

Yes

This one is a gem, and they recently added the capability to track the pitch of audio (like surfer eq) which is awesome for taming bass parts. It can be wild , but I often just use it for subtle movement or problem solving. The animated GUI is a piece of art.

Metric AB is deeper with regards to spectral and stereo analysis. The best feature for me is the way you can plot both tracks on top of each other and compare the spectrogram, loop sections etc. Streamliner obviously stands out in volume management department and I use both frequently. My most used PA plugins, followed by blackbox and bx_control.

Its definately more expensive. I am currently building a 12th gen Intel with 64 gb ram, 4 TB M2 SSD and top of the line fans, psu, chassis etc for about 3000€ Including 25% VAT. A Mac Pro like that would be like 10k. My rig will beat any Mac currently available as well. I don’t think you can even buy a PC laptop for 65k€. I do get why people like macs though, and most people get the cheaper ones with 8gb ram etc which are reasonably priced, as long as you don’t upgrade anything. The apple silicon chip is also awesome from a power performance ratio which is what it was designed for, so battery life is outstanding.

Same prices on the toontrack web, has been for a month. All the old ones at the same price, and the newer at regular.

Skaka = Shake Pipa = slang for a strong voice (pipa otherwise means peep/beep) brusfri= Without noise (fri=free) Stark=Strong, but förstärkare means (pre-)amplifier and people often just say “Stärkare” in swedish

The personal code worked for me just now

There is usually a discount if you have singles from the upcoming vcollection (but not for improved versions of existing synths though).

It is useful for most effects and it has a special compression mode.. You can see a compressor’s noise/hum, distortion etc and visualize attack and release settings.

Its really nice on drums using the punch knob, and the release can be synced to host for pumping effects.

A long thread over at gearspace indicates that new features will be exclusive to sub-versions only going forward. This means all perpetual licenses effectively just became abandonware, unless they change the policy.

Smart eq from Sonible does that, and that feature will likely be added to smartcomp as well. Smartcomp can already do spectral ducking for multiple tracks if you feed the side chain from a group.

I’d say this plugin is not for edm type music then singer songwriter stuff. It has that slightly robotic and chopped sound that frequently features in modern disco. For that it’s usable imho.

My best compressor for drums and I have way too many. Just did a shoot out with a bunch of 1176 clones and none sounded like the fetpressor.

Only the one you use to upgrade, i e not all duplicate licenses in the bundle

it’s not so much that it effect the audio above 20 k than the fact the curve bends differently below 20k when the peak is at 30k rather then 20. I didn’t believe the hype until I tried the PSP Avedis eq but it really did bring something new.

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Bat? Anyway, the 30k is in fact useful as it provides a different curve below 20k than the other options included.