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MixBox by IK Multimedia $19.99 +Free Bitwing Studio 8-track
Mr No Name replied to JT music's topic in Deals
I had the full suite of IK t-racks plugs by that stage, around £85 for 50 plugins, the mixbox ones seemed a bit lame compared to those I thought, I found I still have them on my computer, only has presets and a few plugins that are selected by the presets, nothing like the full version as you say. $20 dollars probably a good deal. -
yeah $ 0.00 after you've kept your money any not spent it on this. on a side note plugin alliance are having a super duper megasale at the moment, I haven't bought a single plugin there since N.I took over the site.
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MixBox by IK Multimedia $19.99 +Free Bitwing Studio 8-track
Mr No Name replied to JT music's topic in Deals
Remember getting this free with an audio interface, uninstalled it after trying it, may have been a lite version, don't remember 70 plug ins. possible reason for uninstalling was the look of the plugins, usually don't bother, awful to look at. Bitwig 8 track is good though (not as good as Sonar obviously) -
Beatskillz - Embrace the Past, Create the Future: S12X Sampler for $15!
Mr No Name replied to Larry Shelby's topic in Deals
having never heard a real sp1200 I can't say if it's a faithful emulation, tried the demo compared it to decimort 2 version, sounds completely different. kept my money. -
Beatskillz - Embrace the Past, Create the Future: S12X Sampler for $15!
Mr No Name replied to Larry Shelby's topic in Deals
had an email about this , $19 Am considering it ?? -
no, you'll have to automate it yourself with your fingers.
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front DAW top pre-amp plugin, £4 no brainer.
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15 posts and no one mentioned this yet, what's going on.
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Introducing Velvet, A smarter de-esser for smoother vocals | iZotope
Mr No Name replied to Larry Shelby's topic in Deals
Use a singer with a lisp, save money on a d-esser. -
possibly. Sonalksis were the best plug in back in them days, I doubt anyone still uses them, all fabfilter now, same with synths probably. Rob Papen did have good stuff.
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Rob Papen is a bit 2010's No ?
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how does this compare to the old Ohmboyz reverb from many moons ago? edit: found some sound examples, not comparible. Ohmboyz still no 1 edit2: still sounds good though.
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The Real Story of How Linda Ronstadt Helped Launch The Eagles:
Mr No Name replied to Old Joad's topic in The Coffee House
Hey, leave Linda alone. -
Groundbreaking pieces of music (in your opinion)
Mr No Name replied to Mr No Name's topic in The Coffee House
interesting music, basically invented movie film music 50 years ahead of time sounds like. -
Groundbreaking pieces of music (in your opinion)
Mr No Name replied to Mr No Name's topic in The Coffee House
A hero for autistic people everywhere. -
Groundbreaking pieces of music (in your opinion)
Mr No Name replied to Mr No Name's topic in The Coffee House
Great Song, definately groundbreaking. Went to see the film recently, so good I watched it twice. -
Groundbreaking pieces of music (in your opinion)
Mr No Name replied to Mr No Name's topic in The Coffee House
and part 3 -
Groundbreaking pieces of music (in your opinion)
Mr No Name replied to Mr No Name's topic in The Coffee House
Thanks for the tips, I'm not familiar with those composers, I will have a listen to them. There is a small article I found about the Concerto for Harpsichord, apparently it was a prank. good prank. https://culture.pl/en/work/concerto-for-harpsichord-henryk-mikolaj-gorecki Yes, I believe they call "symphony of sorrowful songs" symphony number 3, it's the second movement which I am a fan of, reminded me a bit of Ralph Vaughn Williams when I heard it. -
Groundbreaking pieces of music (in your opinion)
Mr No Name replied to Mr No Name's topic in The Coffee House
What a sad tale that was, I almost had to get a box of tissues to wipe my eyes. -
What music would you describe as "groundbreaking" music you heard and thought "wow this really breaks new ground" I'll start with this one, I heard a piece of music on the radio a while back called - Symphony of sorrowful songs - Gorecki number 2 in particular, beautiful piece of music. I then looked into more Gorecki music (he was around in the mid 20th century era) and found not much, a lot of religious hymnal music. then I happened across this - Henryk Górecki - Concerto for Harpsichord and String Orchestra Op. 40 amazing, nothing like hearing something like that for the first time, struggled to get my head around it tbh but you knew it was something special. threw the rule book out of the window. anyway, here is the track, feel free to post your own examples.