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  1. Now through December 13th on the OwnHammer website and December 7th in the Line 6 Marketplace, get an additional 30% off of any purchase by entering the following coupon code during checkout for the respective online stores:

    Use Code at checkout at Ownhammer website: CM2021

    Line6: CYBER30

     

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  2. https://puremagnetik.com/products/back-to-school-blast

     

    However you get back to school this year, Puremagnetik has got your sound library covered. We've bundled together an essential collection of sounds designed to kickstart your music productivity this school year. Through September 10th, get 9 Packs - over 2GB of sounds and over $130 in value - for only $10.

    From drum kits to drum machines, bass guitars to vintage synths, pianos to glitch devices, Back to School Blast covers your instrument needs for all types of music making this season.

    It includes DeeEx, Big Bertha, Analog Drums, TrapKit, Digital Beatboxes, Kardoni, PM-70, alphaSynth and Comput0 : Synths in Live, Kontakt and Logic formats.

     

     

  3. Hey all,

    I stumbled, or rather re-stumbled across the old Synth 1.  HOWEVER, it has been reworked as a 64 bit and has better effects, etc., and can be downloaded here:

    Synth1 - Daichi Laboratory https://daichilab.com/synth1/
     

    AND, there is a place where you can subscribe and get access to 25,000 presets:

    25,000 Synth 1 Presets: A Treat to all Music Producers | Techno Addicts Blog (techno-addicts.com)   https://www.techno-addicts.com/uncategorized/25000-synth-1-presets

    Direct link for those who don't want to subscribe here:

    http://www.mediafire.com/file/si3klmmxeshy2ce/25%2C000_Synth1_Presets_%28UPDATED_2020_Download%29_%281%29.rar/file

     

    AND, there is a librarian that can work with the presets in a wonderful way:

    Downloads – Neutrino Sky  https://neutrinosky.com/downloads/

    These presets are really wonderful and easily hold their own against plenty of high caliber commercial plugins.

    Hope you all enjoy these as much as I do!

     

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  4. Thanks for sharing!  I feel the same way with amplitube and THU, but didn't really give S-Gear much attention.  I forgot to mention Revalver 4, Vandal, and Mercuriall, which I also respect.  And I also agree with Bruno de Souza Lino, that the cab part is crucial.

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  5. 1 hour ago, cclarry said:

    I certainly wasn't impressed...but that's just me....

    So what impresses you?  I've actually wanted to ask you that for a while.  I'm guessing UAD or Kemper, but even more curious about pure software solutions worth raving about.  I enjoy the SmartAmpPro, Nembrini, Neural Granophyre, and surprisingly, Toneforge's Jason Richardson plugins.

  6. So I actually started working with these machine learning plugins with the PedalNet, where you download the git package and open the documents for setting up the software.  This video describes the software setup and then you can skip and download the SmartGuitarPro part and use the commandline at the bottom of this post.

    Once I had completed that, I also installed the pip requirements for the SmartGuitarPro software.  However, once I ran the plugin, a commandline window opened that said that I needed to install python and tensorflow, etc.  Instead, I ran the terminal through Anaconda3 which I had used for the previous plugin and ran the following command lines for each stereo, hard-panned, un-effected on the left, effected on the right:

    (base) C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\GuitarML\SmartAmpPro\training>python train.py C:\Users\<username>\<location_of_stereo_wav_file(uneffected-Left, effected-Right)>\G1X4_MS800.wav G1X4_MS800

    I kept the name of the wave file, but removed the *.wav extension and that is the name of the model saved.  It saves in the models and tones folders in this location: C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\GuitarML\SmartAmpPro\

    When you reopen the plugin, it re-scans the *.JSON models and you can access them from the pull-down.  

    Each model takes about 5 minutes because it splits the data and using the power of your CPU to process the data more quickly than the GPU-accelerated PedalNet variant, which takes 8 hours to 2.5 days to create models depending upon your computer and hardware.  I downloaded the non-cuda pytorch package because I do not have any GPUs that support either machine learning algorithms.   

    I have spoken to the developer about my CPU woes with this plugin as well, and he suggested compiling for the specific system that you have to improve performance.  I plan to do this and look at the code to see if I can see any optimizations that can reduce CPU.  I have found that closing the GUI greatly reduces CPU, so I think that the GUI coding is probably trying to update too frequently, but I am not sure.

    Post what you create if you can!  I'd love to see what others produce too.  And here are a few new ones I made that I think also turned out pretty well:

     

     

    G1X4_HG_Throttle.json G1X4_RedCrunch.json G1X4_UK30A.json ENGL_Savage_120.json

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  7. If anyone wants me to convert a model for them, I can.  Just send me the direct guitar recording and the one from the plugin or hardware pedal or amplifier and I can convert and post or email the .JSON file for you.  The recording has to be about 3.5min long to get the best model.  The plugin was struggling to work for me for conversions, so I am doing it via command line syntax to create the models.  I could also share how to do that for others if there is interest.

     

    Here are a couple of other models that I think turned out well, too, taken from a plugin and from the G1X4 pedal from Zoom:

     

    G1X4_DZ_DRV.json G1X4_ORG120.json G1X4_NYC_Muff.json Marshall_Super_Lead_1959_Plexi_100W.json

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  8. I spoke to the developer and he is gathering models to share.  Anyone willing to share their .JSON models, I'd be interested too.  I'll post some here for those interested.

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  9. This machine learning plugin is amazing.  It is CPU heavy, but the tone is fantastic.

    Guitar plugin made with JUCE that uses neural network models to emulate real world hardware. This plugin uses a LSTM model to recreate the sound of real amps and pedals. You can record samples and train models from the plugin. Tone models are saved in .json format. Model training is accomplished using Tensorflow/Keras. The main improvement from the original SmartAmp is that training takes less than five minutes on CPU (vs. 8 hours on GPU) for comparable sound quality. Training has also been integrated into the plugin.

    https://github.com/GuitarML/SmartAmpPro

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  10. I know that Larry posted back in NOV, but this is actually really good except for the 9GB download and I did not disable my firewall to download.

    Inspired Acoustics released Inspirata Lite, a $199 convolution reverb plugin that is free to download until January 31st, 2021.

    https://pluginfox.co/products/inspired-acoustics-inspirata-lite-edition?aff=bpb

     

    Info from bpb:

    https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://bedroomproducersblog.com/2020/12/12/inspirata-lite-free/&ved=2ahUKEwixycrrhrnuAhVEx4UKHQB8BBMQFjABegQIGRAB&usg=AOvVaw2MkPq1xwsAWLhUxPt8K_E3

  11. Available in VST/VST3 and AU plugin formats for Windows and Mac, 2B Delayed is free to download through October 16th, 2020.

    Use coupon code FREEPLUGIN at the checkout to reduce the price to zero (regular 7.99 EUR).

    More information: 2B Played Music

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