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If it is to do with this forum, just disable the thing that allows followers in your Profile and see how you go.

you're missing the point . . .

https://techbuzzireland.com/2018/03/31/jabra-redefines-wearable-tech-with-launch-of-jabra-speaker-sneaker-jabra-tech-wearable/

http://forum.cakewalk.com/FindPost/3564242

The only PA Amp Sim worth any of your time, (imo, ymmv etc etc) having said that I even gave it away back a while along with the rest. I might get the Lindell 254E or Lindell 354E, or possibly the Lindell PEX-500 and the Lindell 7X-500 just to use the voucher. There's nothing there I really want that I don't already have, or have had at one time and either sold or given away. Maybe I should just pass (and that I surely am)

Ray Davies

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Yes, and the others there at one time or another. Not worth signing up for, don't waste your time.

I let them die because they sounded bad (compared to others)I don't know why I kept on upgrading from 2 to 3 to U, perhaps hoping, perhaps GAS, but after TH-U my cup was full of TH's, so I let them go. Still have other OVERLOUD stuff that I keep and will likely never part with while I still breathe.

I believe you are incorrect, wrong, mistaken, off the reserve, out of your tree. 😇

Yes, I just turn of the cabs first thing (and save default presets for each amp so I never have to do it again) Then just add some good IR's after the amps and it's party time.

No, sorry, I can't go through with it, I Be A Tool forgive me.

Only here great things about this here thingamajig, good price, can't really pass it up at this price. Even better, $15.99 with code IBA2L

You do have to have a version of TH-U to have the Rig Player, but you don't need the FULL Version of TH-U, You can just get either TH-U Rock, TH-U Metal, or TH-U Funk and R&B, which are on sale now for $39, and you WILL have the Rig Player. Rig player is part of TH-U not separate, and that is part of TH-U Full, TH-U Rock, TH-U Metal, or TH-U Funk and R&B https://overloud.com/products/th-u-rock

Yes, that is what we are talking about, and if you want the cheapest way to experience it, purchase 1 of the TH-U Collections, Rock, Metal, or Funk and R&B for $39 and you'll be set to go. Those collections include a small selection of stock 'Rigs' or you can purchase whatever Rig Library you desire from what's available.

Rig Player is part of TH-U, it is inside TH-U, you can just drag it in from the menu like you would any other amp, cab or FX, select what 'Rig' you want from it's own menu, add what FX you want before or after it. There are also 'Presets' available for each Rig Library available from the TH-U preset menu like regular presets which already contain added FX etc. When you use Rig Player by dragging it from the menu, you can select different Rigs from within it's own menu system. I got rid of all my TH2,TH3,TH-U stuff not so long back, but that is how it works.

TH-U Rock, TH-U Metal, TH-U Funk and R&B all come with the Rig Player yes. Here is a comparison of the TH-U Rock Collection with TH-U Full https://overloud.com/node/210/compare note 'Rig Player' 3rd from the bottom.

Absolutely sure, it even states it on the OVERLOUD site when you go to the Rig Library of choice page as I mentioned above. https://overloud.com/products/lrs-reverend-g

If by IR things, you mean the Rig Libraries, the amp match type stuff, you can do that with either the Full version of TH-U or any of the TH-U Editions/Collections like the TH-U Rock Collection, which you can get from this sale for $39, no need for the Full version to use the Rig Libraries. https://overloud.com/products/lrs-reverend-g

It says at the bottom of the KVR Email But that may be just for those who purchase on of the TH-U Editions, like Rock etc, but it may also include other upgrades. You could also purchase one of the TH-U Editions, like Rock for $39US, and then see what the upgrades next month bring, maybe worth a shot to you. I got rid of all my TH-U stuff a while back, it was TH-U Full with TH2 Full, TH3 Full and about 8 TH-U Rig packs, if I had known you could have had that for free

Sorry I didn't see your post, and have been otherwise occupied with family issues. It would be either Fender Collection or Fender Collection 2 take your pick, for Amplitube. Plenty of models to choose from and pretty much all give you close to that authentic Fender vibe/feeling. Also the Fender amp in the Softube Vintage Amp Room does a fine job, and Kuassa Matchlock is no slouch either, and with A360 things a are better still. I use them with Redwirez IR's, a Fender Twin with Jensen C12N's mainly, or another Redwirez Twin or Tweed Deluxe or Deluxe Reverb IR's, sounds pretty good. I have used a few Fender amps in my time, still have 2 or 3 packed away in storage, the above are the closest I have found to the Fender sound/vibe/feel. I use to play around now and then with the Custom 57 or the 'Duke' (loosely based on a Fender Super Reverb) from S-Gear 2, but that was years ago, they weren't strict Fender emulations, but I never really liked S-Gear much anyway so never used them much. Haven't used S-Gear in years, and always thought it was highly over rated. There was a few in ReValver, Amp Clones, they sounded ok, but you know, not quite there really, and a couple in BIAS, again sounded ok but not quite. This here Sound Master thing sounds ok, but to me not a real authentic sound, especially when upping the gain, seems to go out into anymans land, where it can sound like any other Brand emulation. Wasn't to impressed with it overall really, it sounds ok, better than dragging a knife up and down a cheese grater I guess, or pegging cardboard in your bicycle spokes😉. I have yet to find any of his Amp Sims that I have kept, bought and sold 2 of them, then just demo'd the rest. At the intro price it would be good if they done it for me, but alas. To me they suffer from a similar thing to PA Amp Sims, which is no surprise 🙂. PA Amp Sims all have this hideous thing about them, apart from the cabs (recording chains as they call them?) all totally sucking the big one, I don't know, just something that sounds like shite to my ears. Again would be good if they done it for me at the prices you can get them for. I had them all up until when they released the Deizels, gave them all away. imo ymmv etc, etc, etc . . .

I understand the reticence for all things iLok and PACE, I had an aversion to them for the longest time from my exposure to PACE a very long time ago. But about 18 months or so ago there was something I really wanted that required the PACE Software iLok manager thingy, so I backed up my system drive and bit the bullet. All was fine, so I kept adding new plugins I wanted that required the Software iLok manager. Then after reading about the possible issues involved with the software variant if your HD died etc, I decided to get a physical iLok, transferred all my Licenses over to it, was smooth sailing during and after the transition. Glad I finally overcome my PACE/iLok hesitance, because I wouldn't have found the best Amp Sims out there for me, Softube, wouldn't want to be without them. Not trying to talk you into PACE/iLok, I certainly understand it, but if like me you had a bad experience years ago, things seem to have changed a lot for the better. But if you don't feel comfortable, I would say don't do it until if and when you do, or if and when you find some plugin you just have to have. There certainly is life without PACE/iLok, but not for me anymore 😇