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Looks like there is no intro price discount - $59.95 is MSRP. I expect 3rd party resellers to soon be offering better price. ++++++++++++++++++++++++ March 19, 2022: Voxengo is happy to release Peakbuster version 1.4, an attack-phase boosting and harmonic enhancement plugin for professional music and sound production applications, available in AAX, AudioUnit, VST, and VST3 plugin formats, for macOS and Windows computers. Version 1.4 features a redesigned user interface. The amount of effect can be chosen independently for the lower and higher frequency ranges: this permits use of Peakbuster on a variety of program material, both full mixes and individual tracks. Additionally, due to the nature of the algorithm’s design, Peakbuster applies a unique harmonic coloration or enhancement: so, even if the gain adjustment meter shows only a minimal transient boosting amount at a given time, the plug-in still transforms the sound being processed in a way that to some engineers may sound “on a completely another level”; we at Voxengo would call it “beyond tube warmness”. Peakbuster features: Automatic transient boosting Selectable processing band count Stereo processing Up to 8x oversampling 64-bit floating point processing Preset manager Undo/redo history A/B comparisons Contextual hint messages All sample rates support Zero processing latency Demo version of Peakbuster can be downloaded freely at the Voxengo web site: https://www.voxengo.com/product/peakbuster/?eref=ml

@Bad Penguin thanks! I missed seeing the email yesterday. Edit: Ah... Fine print. You received gift card up on a purchase. Promotion ends midnight March 31, 2022. Gift cards are valid until midnight August 31, 2022. Look like it is being advertised on their website so presumably open to all. So maybe not as sexy as a $10 off upon a purchase, still nice.

Note If you already have latest version of ADSR installed can just log in an have access to The Drop. In ADSR you can access your account panel by either using the View menu at the top or clicking on the man in the cloud on the left edge of the program. Note: if you haven't downloaded sample with ADSR it will ask for the download location - this location cannot be in one of the scanned locations. If you try you may not see the error message and it will put the downloads in its default location: ..\Documents\ADSR\Downloads

It's actually only a single installer - clicking on the VST, etc. button only changes the picture underneath VST3 file is named: Numa Player.vst3

Update - website is dead but you can still download the BlueLab plugins at https://web.archive.org/web/20211120133206/https://bluelab-plugs.com/ and ESET antivirus scans shows they're clean.

https://heavyocity.com/product-category/mosaic/ Last day of sale!

Not that there aren't occasional issues but for the most part iLok problems are XP era issues... Had/have more problems with assorted VST3 plugins - still constantly seeing developers of all stripes (for example Arturia's latest updates) releasing VST3 bug fixes. I use to not care for iLok but the last time I had to switch computers - my iLok plugins were all installed, activated & working by the 2nd day; it took me weeks to completely install/activate all the others.

I recently got an email about from PSP about a coupon code that drops my price to $28.98 Still on the fence though... Usually with any interesting plugin there would be a 1/2 dozen or more gushing reviews/demo videos out, I'm only seeing the one linked on PSP's website. Anyone here taken the time to run it through its paces?

Already got SplitEQ & SP2016. Updates are usually free. When I chatted with Eventide support about upgrading the only potential benefit they mentioned was everything would be under one license. So no compelling reason for me to spend $39.

Anthology XII = Anthology XI + H9 Plug-In Series or am I missing something? For $39 I can upgrade to Anthology XI + H9 Plug-In Series to Anthology XII, but no new plugins.

He has a number of excellent Cakewalk videos tutorials. Creative Sauce for example:

ADSR Sample Manager updated to 1.7.2 This was actually released in Sept 2021 but I missed it and a number of previous updates. I checked this forum for a mention and the most recent one I could find was "ADSR Sample Manager updated to 1.5.2" so I figure maybe others missed it as well... ADSR Sample Manager updated to 1.7.2 Info from web site: The optimal starting point for every production session, ADSR Sample Manager makes organizing, finding and auditioning samples refreshingly simple. The most effective way to access all your samples at once, ADSR Sample Manager keeps your project in the flow. Work in standalone or keep all the action right in your DAW with the plugin. Search all your local samples or your purchased ADSR samples in the cloud by type, genre, bpm or key. Best of all… it’s FREE! ADSR Sample Manager features Apple silicon native support (new in 1.7.0) Expand your library – Browse a near-unlimited library of sounds Find sounds with similar tags Automatically tags all your samples in a flash All your samples (local or cloud) searchable in an instant Standalone or VST/AU/AAX Hear samples in the context of your music with MIDI input Sync key and BPM to preview samples in context ADSR Account integration – browse your purchased samples in the cloud, preview in real time and download what you need. Ableton LINK – sync your loops and one-shots with others using multiple devices running Link-enabled software / mobile apps Tag by sound type, genre or label Favourite Collections (new in 1.7.0) Multiple searches in one instance with search tabs (new in 1.7.0) Frequency analysis with waveform display (new in 1.7.0) Detect duplicate samples Drag samples directly into your project (raw or processed) Key detection and transpose to key Use multiple instances directly in your project Loops sync to your project tempo Quantised start points Trim sample start and end points Play samples forward, reverse or ping pong Order by sample info : type, key, bpm, tag, length, file size and date Order by sample info (new in 1.7.0) : file path, library, effective length, bit depth, sample rate, channel count & codec Save your favourite sounds and searches Use with services like Splice, Noiiz and Loopcloud Instant inspiration with the random button Unlock your sample library and find the perfect sound New in ADSR Sample Manager 1.7 Added Favourite Collections Added Search tabs Added frequency analysis to waveform display Added new columns: file path, library, effective length, bit depth, sample rate, channel count & codec Added Apple Silicon native support Improved add tag dialogue Improved stability Improved zooming when using the +- buttons or pinch gesture Fixed folder list closing when files dragged from Sample Manager Fixed tag panel not showing at startup Fixed missing tag buttons in sample view Fixed crash when editing BPM for multiple samples Fixed problem with all tags disappearing after restore from settings panel Fixed issue with selecting tags from the auto-complete list when in AND mode and the text partial excludes the tag selected Fixed issue where downloading files from website purchases would ask for library refresh at every startup Various small bug fixes and UI improvements New in ADSR Sample Manager 1.6 Sample manipulation controls: HP/LP filters, fade in and out, gain, normalize and meter Zoom waveform with snapping for start / end points (zero crossing and note division) Looped previews with quantized start points Ableton LINK enabled – Join the same network and sync your loops and one-shots with others using multiple devices running Link-enabled software / mobile apps ADSR Account Integration: login and browse your purchased sample packs. Search and preview samples from the cloud like you would your local library. Listen in sync with your track (key/bpm) – download everything or just what you need. New sample info columns: length, file size and date added, with the ability to show/hide what you need. New genre and label tag types. Find the right sound at the right time. Dragging into your DAW renders the sample with all of your selected settings (fades, tempo etc) or drag the raw sample by user choice Midi mappable controls; random/random back, filters, fades, gain AAX Support Duplicate sample detection with hide duplicate function Resizeable waveform display (drag up and down to resize) with added retina support Collapsible left panel and reduced minimum size allowed Various performance improvements and bug fixes

(text form email announcement) The Unfinished 10th Anniversary Twenty Twelve Eight re-released soundsets now available to download for free! Note this link takes you to The Unfinished freebie page where there are 11 other free libraries offered! Back in 2012, I started my journey as The Unfinished. To kick off my 10th anniversary celebrations I have decided to make the eight soundsets I released that year available to download for free. All eight were removed from my site a little while ago in a clean-up operation but, were still available as part of either the Massive Bundle or the Absynth Bundle. Now, they are available to all and absolutely free! The soundsets are Absynth Geometron, Absynth Heliopolis, Absynth Metatron, Massive Ammunition, Massive Darkscore I, Massive Darkscore II, Massive Darkscore III and Massive Stratosphere. There are over 900 sounds in the collection. These are the soundsets that inspired my first forays into bespoke programming and also gave me the confidence to quit my job, move to London to live with my then girlfriend (now wife) and begin this whole mad adventure, so they all mean a great deal to me. Take care of them! To reflect their free release into the wild, the prices for both the Absynth and Massive Bundles has been reduced. If you have bought either bundle recently, get in touch and I will be happy to provide a partial refund reflecting this. Right, I'm off to create some wallpapers for the website, so you can enjoy some of your favourite The Unfinished artwork on your desktop. All the best, Matt

In the current installer you can change the install location for VST2 versions by clicking on 'VST2 plugins' and then the 'Browse' button as shown in the image below. the installer will create a 'ToneBoosters' folder in the location you select or create. You can't change the location of the VST3, AAX or Standalone versions - although you can opt to not have them installed.. The VST3 versions will be installed at C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3\ToneBoosters The Standalone versions are installed at C:\Program Files\ToneBoosters

Critical Bug Fix Update 1.3.2 for Kazrog's True Iron Full True Iron 1.3.2 has been released, which resolves a serious issue affecting wet/dry blend and internal bypass in 1.3.1. True Iron 1.3.2 is recommended for all users, and True Iron 1.3.1 is now considered a deprecated release. Stable releases of True Iron (1.3.2 and 1.3.0) are accessible via the user area. Registered users should have received an email from skypilotall.com with links.

I like PSP's stuff and but even with the combined discounts - don't know if I need yet another saturator... Be interested in hearing the opinion of anyone who has actually tried it. My current favorite saturation plugin at the moment is Thermal by Output

PSP NobleQ update 1.8.1 released (announced Feb 18 2022) Changes: Cubase 11 (macOS and Win) accidentally crashed - fixed incorrect Peak Freq scale on PSP NobleQex GUI - fixed minor bugs - fixed Update is free of charge for the current PSP NobleQ users. PSP User Area Link

I have several Spitfire libraries and as far as I know 0 credit... what/how?

Is this just a one day sale? I'd be a lot more interested if I had a bet more time so that I could demo some of these. I find many of the SSL video demos are great at just how little they actually show you. For example XValveComp No A/B comparison, no hearing it manipulating isolated tracks, just someone twiddling knobs over a mix I'm unfamiliar with. Edit: I've just watched it again and must conclude that the soundtrack is not tied to the actions shown. If I don't get a chance to demo it, I'll probably pick it up anyway because of what I think it should do. Re: XPhase - video demo sucks, I can't tell squat from it other than it has a pretty GUI. "X-Phase can also be used to create a comb filter by applying a filtered signal to an unfiltered version of the same signal." If this is a big selling point - then why no wet/dry mix control? As an alignment tool if you're trying to align/fix the combination of 2 tracks you might be able to do wonders with it (providing you have the patience to manually dial everything in) but for combining / fixing multiple tracks - for example poorly done multimic'd drum tracks, I just can't see it working.

Sorry Larry, missed seeing it in my prepost search.

Just tried it out - this one can play VST2 & VST3 plugins at the same time! One thing that vPlayer 3 could really use is the ability to drag & drop plugins on to it. Note Kushview Element supports both VST2 & VST3 as well as drag & drop

Surreal Machines plugins - Free Update with Apple Silicon support and Resizable UIs Surreal Machines Email text: We're happy to announce the wait is finally over! All of our plugins have now been updated to support Apple Silicon natively (no more using rosetta). If you are on a new M1 Mac, that means huge performance gains and one step closer to worry free start and go music making. RESIZEABLE UIs! Yes, we heard you. Sorry for the wait. Just like on Impact and Crack, Diffuse and Modnetic now both can scale their interfaces via a menu in the preset menu to set your favourite size. To get the free update, visit our site Surreal Machines and login. Then go to account/downloads and re-download and install your plugins

or you can use this deal ( code PRESDAY) to get Keyscape for $322.15

The installer does tell you what needs (or maybe better phrased - what will be) updating... but I agree that details would be nice.

+ updates for DS-10 Drum Shaper, Additive Keys & Addictive Trigger. Mine says 6 updates requiring 1.7GB