locrian

You didn't really miss much; the freebie was kinda meh.

I'm surprised at just how few built-in arpeggiator patterns exist in Ostinato Woodwinds. Do folks typically create their own?

Here's what 4.1 includes. For you, what's new is fairly meager and probably not worth the upgrade price.

I too am interested in upgrading from MPS 2.1 to MPS 4.1 and have been looking for a better deal than $199. The best I've found thus far is $171.64 at Plugin Discounts. But given that I've upgraded a few of the MPS products separately, I don't want to spend more than $129 (which is what I paid for the MPS 2 crossgrade from Ozone 8 Advanced).

Just a head-up ... there may be an issue with BBCSO Pro v1.5.0: https://vi-control.net/community/threads/bbcso-pro-v1-5-0-breaks-audio-output.118315/

Are we able to drag the MIDI data out of Opus into our DAW such that it incorporates the Orchestrator data?

It's not down due to poor maintenance; it was brought down by sabotage: Plugin Alliance!!!

https://www.waves.com/lpn/black-friday-2021/free-plugin Supposedly quantities are limited, so if you want this one, better to get it sooner than later. It took about ten minutes to receive my S/N (though the ad said it could take up to four hours). Here's a useful video:

The demo was underwhelming. And it contains just one patch (which sounds like a gazillion other synths). So what's all the hype about?

I would get it for that price but already used the Survey Voucher. Sniff.

They've lowered it to $49.99, so now it's on trajectory to $29.99. I can wait.

Or, keep the plugins and trash the Mac.

https://www.hooktheory.com/hookpad

And it's currently only $53.76 at Plugin Discounts.

Wow, when did they add that?

Respectfully and strongly disagree. Junk? Really?

Great company, great product.

I too am a fan of AD2. I have most the ADpaks and MIDI packs which I obtained from several purchases of the Custom Collections (the bundle that allows you to select 3 ADpaks, 3 MIDIpaks, 3 Kitpiece Paks of your choice). What I like most about AD2, compared to other drum VIs, is the huge variety and quality of MIDI loops, the way in which you can easily and extensively modify them, the large variety of kits/timbres, the plugin's CPU-friendliness and stability, and the relatively low-cost to own (I only paid between $55-60 for each of those Custom Collections). With just a few 3rd-party plugins you can create some really great drum tracks (and I'm not even a drummer). The only thing I wish for is the ability to increase the size of the GUI. Thanks to Kamikaze (below), I now know that we can resize the GUI!

If the next one is a paid version, I will gladly pay to support continued development. Not only is the feature set great, but it's so easy to use. It's obvious that a lot of thought went into the design.

Wow, all this new stuff and the update is free? Sweet!

Some of these are new to me, so I thought I'd post the link here... https://www.sageaudio.com/blog/audio-plugins/top-11-free-reverb-plugins.php 1. Roboverb – Kushview 2. MVerb2020 – SocaLabs 3. KR-Reverb FS – KResearch 4. TAL Reverb 4 – Togu Audio Line 5. Harmonic Reverb – ChromaDSP 6. Schroeder – DiscoDSP 7. MConvolutionEZ – Melda Audio 8. Panagement 2 – Auburn Sounds 9. Old Skool Verb – Voxengo 10. Verberate Basic 2 – Acon Digital 11. Teufelsburg Reverb – Balance Audio Tools

Oh great, now I have to watch the whole thing...

Each plugin is a work of art. I had to stop using Pro-R because rather than applying reverb to my track, I'd end up staring at the beautiful display for hours. 😀

This is truly bizarre! Have you tried 1) moving the Free Angels folder to a different drive, 2) adding the new drive/folder to the Soundpaint scan path, and 3) re-scanning?

Yeah, me too. When someone says "gem" it raises my expectations. Then again, when the gem is given to me for free, it lowers it right back down, so no complaints. 😉