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Last day to bite on this. I pulled the trigger, but haven't fully explored yet.

I love this quote, Thanks to Ghost drummer Ludvig Kennberg and producer & engineer Niels Nielsen (Ghost, In Flames, Dead Soul, MCC), Unholy Drums will complement our drum sampler OneShot with great joy and death

If you put 8 DynIR cabs, normal price $80, you get 2 for free, so you are only charged for 6, normal price $60, but then you use the code " genome24 " and get 8 cabs for $44! That's $5.50 per cab, which is pretty reasonable for their quality and they claim that it is equivalent to 160,000 individual IR files. You can demo, and absolutely should, every cab that you are interested in and even save presets, even if you haven't purchased them, so you can quickly compare to determine which cabs you want. You do need either WoS or Genome to use DynIR. I think a great comparison cab with other personal IRs is their 4x12 Mesa Standard OS Slant cab. YMMV. https://www.two-notes.com/en/create-your-own-dynir-bundle-save-big/

I was glad this wasn't related to the OTHER Skynet: https://youtu.be/4DQsG3TKQ0I?si=oKw0qMSMUmXEjdzL

When I checked, the price was: $149 For the Mac/PC version

Wish they had a demo. I mean it isn't expensive, but I don't know if I need it or not. Has anyone bought it and tried it out? Does it sound comparable to other neural plugs like Neuraldsp or Tonex?

https://puremagnetik.com/collections/device-bundles/products/back-to-school-device-bundle Until September 6th, get the Back to School Device Bundle for only $15, a savings of more than 90% from its total value of $160. This year, get ready for school with an essential bundle of tools carefully curated by Puremagnetik. The Back to School Bundle includes 8 devices — synths and effects for producing new, creative sounds in the studio. Choose from JP-style supersaw synths, bit-crushing chip tune processors, and lush ambience reverbs — all for an unbeatable price

Using code BOOMBAP for 20% off $79 at: https://audialab.com/

An open source semi-modular VST3 synthesizer and effect plugin. https://sjoerdvankreel.github.io/infernal-synth/

Ouch on the suggested platforms specs though for some people: Windows Win 10+ (64bit) 4 GB RAM 4 cores CPU, 3.4 GHz (4.0 GHz Turbo-boost) 6GB free hard disk space OpenGL 2.0 compatible GPU ARM processors not supported on Windows

It is worth checking out tonehunt.org, which currently has: 1,821 models, including 1,354 amps, and 305 pedals.

🎉New plugin release! Version 0.7.2🎉 https://github.com/sdatkinson/NeuralAmpModelerPlugin/releases/tag/v0.7.2 Here's a few of the new things: * "Normalize" switch makes models* the same loudness as each other. Demo in video! * Performance improvements! Should drop CPU usage by 30-40% * Bug fixes! File paths with non-ASCII characters should behave now, and the last directory used for models & IRs should track correctly on macOS now. Enjoy! *Models have to be from trainer version 0.5.1 and onwards. It's already in the source code so early adopters can use it today, but I'll make a proper release and point the Colab toward it by default soon. Hang tight! -- the above was posted on the Facebook page from the creator - - Steve Ack —

It sounds fantastic though, so definitely worth adding it to your toolbox IMO.

Glad to hear its working out for you too. I really couldn't get the GUI to work, but opening the text file and adjusting the settings manually wasn't very difficult, but it did take some time reading the documentation and trial and error.

I'm not currently using cakewalk, but I can watch YouTube videos and play guitar through Vsts in Reaper at the same time with no issues. I've also heard people using OBS for screen video recording while using other DAWs as well. The trickiest part of FlexASIO is setting the configuration file to fit your workflow, but once it is done properly it works very well. https://github.com/dechamps/FlexASIO