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Not sure this is what you are looking for, but there are Cakewalk and third-party MIDI Effects (aka MFX) such as Cakewalk's MFX Velocity. You can find that in the Browser Module > Plugins Tab > MIDI FX Button. See also Variorum's Velocity Compander and MultiCompander. Some related discussion:

Thanks for the tip! Using the mouse wheel to change the filter mode is much easier!

HUH????? Are you saying IK upped the price to $/€49.99 so it could be included in the BOGT promo at that price point? Say it isn't so!!!!! My bad. I was logged in when I clicked on the link, so I saw the upgrade/crossgrade price 9.99. After I logged out I saw it was 49.99.

Are there any promo items $10 or less?

In this case the replies that I saw were not offensive. At worst, they quoted either too much or inappropriately reveal too much about the issue which had been handled respectfully (in my opinion) by regular forum contributors prior to the troll. I will admit that my reply was far more assertive that I usually am: Mine was the first reply. I tried to be very judicious about what I references I chose. I was very offended by the post for several reasons. In retrospect I should have just asked for the post to be removed in hopes that it would be gone before anyone else saw it and replied.

I left clicked-and-held inside the knob and then moved the mouse upwards and downwards. Not sure if that's a universal or if I set up AT that way. I tried standalone mode and the VST3. For me it works in a host I use as well as CbB. Note: click-and-hold was done in the knob's face, but hold-and-slide (up and down) went beyond the knob itself.

LOL. I just got done reading that and saw you posted a link!!! I would recommend it to others, though.

This is a comment, not a new video to change the the chain of associations. I heard the band's name before, but never their music. So watching this video gave me a excellent opportunity to listen and find out more about the band. I was struck by a comment in the following clip. An audience member tries to defend the band with an interpretation of another song (Kill the Poor). I can relate to the subsequent comment made in response about the neutron bomb. I had a very similar reaction to the neutron bomb when it was being put out there as a potential new weapon. (Its cued up to the questioner (2:16)); its a short Q&A (goes to 2:56).

JMO: I think its a bad idea to repost the posts of forum members taken from other forums like this, for example to make a point about the activities of a forum member. However well intentioned, I think it opens up a can of worms.

I agree Tom, Craig. I just took a look at the now-closed thread. So that readers of this thread don't go looking, the troll's rant and everything after has indeed been deleted. Not sure if the troll has been banned.

JMO: I could be wrong, but I suspect it was locked because some [expletive deleted by choice] posted a message tirade that was totally inappropriate given the love the rest of us were sharing and amounted to a diatribe tirade against all participants in the forum. In short, one inconsiderate, self-serving [expletive deleted by choice] ruined it for the everyone else. When I read the post that lambasted everyone on the forum (to put it mildly), it occurred to me that the intent of that post was to get the thread locked. We should have heeded the "Ignore the TROLL" heads up.

I cut and pasted https://stream.radioparadise.com/aac-320 into Winamp 5.6666 which I have been using for a few years. It works as I would expect. Hope this info helps. EDIT: The above link is the first one from what you have listed as "New site." I also tried this from the section that says for older player like Winamp. http://radioparadise.com/m3u/aac-320.m3u . Both work on my version of Winamp 5.6666 . I have no idea which versions I had over the years. When the proverbial you know what hit the fan, I took opted for 5.6666 and it has work for me for playing files, internet radio stations, ad hoc concerts/performances, etc.

That reminds me of this old video:

One Cheap Trick deserves another!!!! Ain't that a shame. 😉

Even though its a *.dll plug-in, it looks like there are about 600-800 parameters exposed. I just tested a handful in Voltage Modular with CVs and the ones I tried work. Although some are just switches, it looks like many provide for fluid control of parameter values. I suspect that many parameters change the sound at trigger time (as opposed to real time), but there seems to be a whole lot of sound shaping options. Even with the "vintage" look and functionality, this appeals to the sound sculptor in me. Thanks, @Frank for posting this. 🙂

LOL. This is too funny! I'd rather have Jam Points than duplicate licenses. In fact, a number of times I have thought of suggesting they give Jam Points instead of duplicate licenses. Congrats to you guys who get both. EDIT: Oh. This explains it (I think). Thanks for the explanation.

I don't need it, but I want to see if doing this will get me on the IK mailing list I keep hearing about. 😜 Also, redeeming it stops the pop-up from returning. 🙂

Thanks for the reply. Glad to hear the messages have not reappeared.

Is this what you are saying: (1) you have soft synths that are not routed to any destinations, (2) the unrouted soft synths are playing midi tracks, and (3) you can hear the audio from the soft synths?

Cardinal caught my eye/ear; the link Cameron has led me to a 404 error (seems fixed now); found it on Github; had to read through a lot to find out where pre-built Windows packages were; downloaded; gonna try to install . . . . The "Free Stuff With Grump Mustache Man" video has popped in my YT list before, but I passed on it because I don't need any more free stuff. Nevertheless, thanks for mentioning the video. UPDATE: Cardinal sounds nice, but with the UI showing it consumes quite a bit of CPU power on the default setting. But there is a display refresh parameter that reduces the power consumption: View > Update Rate Limit. However, without the UI showing (plug-in window closed / minimized) it uses considerably less power. Those of you with state-of-the art PCs might not notice and issue. But if its an issue, take a look at the Update Rate Limit setting. The default is none. There's also 2x and 4x on the build I installed today.

Excellent!!! Very useful info. Excellent hypothesis, too!!! I have used hosts like Tone2 and Voltage Modular (among a couple of others) with FX and instrument plig-ins, but that was with the core program installed on the computer. If no one else runs a test or already knows if the *.dlls and *.vsts require the core program, in several hours I'll be up for running a test on my older audio pc. My first guess is that the core program would be needed. EDIT: Not worth my time to try a test w/o the core program for the reasoning @abacab provided. (See immediately below.)

While I enjoyed it the first time, I did not give it a "like" emoji. I just fixed that.

Yes. And before I had them all, if I selected one I didn't "own," my CbB would have a shut down crash (just CbB, not the PC). The IK "You don't own this, wanna buy it?" dialog caused some sort of conflict with CbB on my older PC. I had the free version: T-RackS 5 CS. At one point I either moved all the modules (*.dll and *.vst3) to a separate folder so they wouldn't get picked up by the VST scan or I may have deleted them. Eventually I picked up a bundle that had the then-current version of T-RackS 5 MAX. I have switched to a slightly newer PC and if you'd like, I could try that with all but Comprexxor on the older PC. Or, if you have room to install them all and test the removal (or hiding) of all-but-Comprexxor, I'd be interested to know if that still works. I am not sure which T-RackS 5 software engine I had at the time, but that might not matter for this strategy.

That confirms my guess (thanks): " If you have one (Comprexxor with a SN / License), maybe you bought it as a single? That might explain why yours can be transferred (if someone offers you more than the $20 transfer fee)." But to me there still might be an unexplained mystery (or two), unless my explanation is accurate. If Grem only has a GB / NFR Comprexxor, that could be the reason no second license was issued. However, I also had a GB /NFR Comprexxor and got a new license. To me, that's a mystery. Unless either of my two guess** is correct (or there is another explanation). **My guesses as to why I got a new SN / License: I purchased Comprexxor as part of a bundle that included T-RackS 5 MAX, or I purchased a bundle that included T-RackS 5 MAX that didn't include Comprexxor In any case, to me there's a mystery since different people had different results and so far the only explanations as to why are guesses.