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    What are the deals you really want to see?

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    21 hours ago, PavlovsCat said:

    I'm pretty sure that I stumbled across someone trying to sell the NI Session Horns Upgrade to Pro when I was doing searches at the unfortunately-named KnobCloud a couple of weeks ago. If you're not familiar with the site, it was created by a forum member from VI Control as a place where people can resell their sample libraries and plugins (in the cases where the developers permit it). I've found that people sell NI libraries for a small fraction of their list prices there. I've only done one purchase and it was Abbey Road Modern Drummer, and I bought it a couple of weeks ago, and paid around $21 USD, which is less than half of the lowest price I've ever seen NI sell it for. Everything went smoothly (I bought it from a seller with a lot of transactions with a top review rating). I think Izotope allows resale, so you might want to check search on that there too. 

    Thank you for the hind.

    Best PLUGINs ever!

    in The Coffee House

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    16 hours ago, whoisp said:

    Ive always thought about getting Scheps Omni channel strip for that reasons. Basically 5 modules for preamp color, EQ, de-essing, compression, gating and im could be black friday buy as i think waves are doping a one off purchase for it 

    Well, the Scheps Omni channel is also a good channel strip    more cpu hungry .

    It's the  question  which  sound you prefer.

     

     

     

     

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    Best PLUGINs ever!

    in The Coffee House

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    1 hour ago, whoisp said:

    PC76 U-Type Channel Compressor is also solid state like the SSL 4000, what you think the different is just the FET colouring with more options 

    It's not easy to express this in words. For me, firstly, it's my go to channel strip, which gives me immediate more control and melting in the mids and highs in just one plugin, especially when recording guitars, which I only have with a few other plugins, e.g. UAD-

    and that it is resource-saving  and easy to use .

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    Best PLUGINs ever!

    in The Coffee House

    Posted · Edited by Pragi

    My favs:

    PA Amek 200 eq - incredible sounding mastering eq

    Waves SSL 4000 - an oldie but goldie for nearly every track

    Melodyne 5 Standard, imo the best pitch correction tool  aso

    D16 Sigmund, imo the best single delay and multi fx plugin, sometimes to much....

     

     

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    Can we get a "Not a Deals" forum, but it talks about old deals, plugins, and samples?

    in The Coffee House

    Posted · Edited by Pragi

    A man went to the hospital to visit his mother-in-law, who was in " serious" condition. On the way back the wife, very worried, asks: "So, honey? How's my mom doing?"

    He replies: "She looks great! She is in good health! She will still live for many years! Next week she will be released from the hospital and will come and live with us, forever!"
    "Wow that's amazing!" - says the wife - "But this is very strange, dear... yesterday she seemed to be on her deathbed, the doctors said she should have a few days to live!"
    "Well, I don't know how she was yesterday" - he replied - "But today when I arrived at the hospital, the doctor told me that we should prepare for the worst"

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    Oh, great! Does this mean I have to grow a beard and a poney tail, wear thick glasses, sandals, and tye dye shirts, and smoke weed now?

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    Posted · Edited by Pragi

    8 hours ago, Rain said:

    And one element is that I'm not much of a fan of drums as a lead instrument - that type of hyperactive drumming. Mitch Mitchell did it with Hendrix and I've never been a fan, but Jimi's playing and his music seem to make it easier for me to ignore, something that's not happening with The Who most of the time.

    Your points on the Who's drummer are easily understood by me.

    Moony has been well known for his wild drum style; he was well known as a drummer who has never practiced.

    On the other hand, Bonham did also play very dominantly and loudly and is eventually the best rock drummer ever.

    If the Who would  not have released Quadrophenia, I would more agree with you,but most songs of Qdph are very band-focused.

    As a teenager, I  fall in love with this very emotional album.

    Discussions about the quality of "the Ox (Entwistle) are impossible imo.

    The band history with the Mods is also a big point for them.

    What's crucial is whether or not you appreciate the band's music or even not.

    I don't like the music of Van Halen, AC/DC, and the Beatles, but I know most of them are good musicians.

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    Oh, great! Does this mean I have to grow a beard and a poney tail, wear thick glasses, sandals, and tye dye shirts, and smoke weed now?

    in The Coffee House

    Posted · Edited by Pragi

    On 10/18/2023 at 12:41 PM, Rain said:

    One band that I keep trying to figure out is The Who. However, while I could still objectively appreciate Rush and I never thought of them as overrated even if I didn't like them, I find such a thing to be impossible with The Who.

    That's what I've always tried with Van Halen, AC/DC, and the Beatles.

    I know that this is great Bands, but I don't like their music.

    The bass player and the drummer of the Who have been phenomenal.

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