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5 hours ago, mibby said:

It looks interesting - and pricey.  And it's not very encouraging that their other plugin offerings are all 32bit only...  🤔

Unisum  really is very good. They had a long time away from developing I believe which is why all previous plugins are 32bit

Link just goes to a page of code and weirdly same if I just put in root address. Is that because I’m outside of US or something?

Yeah instachord is great. Takes a while to understand the layout but after that I find it intuitive and fun to use. I don’t have scaler 2 but have a a few Ableton ones and I prefer Instachord
There was a better deal at Christmas when WA sold this with instascale and a bunch of other midi tools they have for less than $9

Pain to install but worth it. This sounds really really good. Great amp sim with tons of tweakablity

18 minutes ago, Piotr said:

What is destroying me now is what you and ZokZTM stated: Nebula is providing better quality than aqua plugins

 

Yeah for me, all Tim Petherick libraries outclass Acquas and I have nearly all of them now but they are an adjustment to my workflow, which isnt for everyone. I use Bluecat patchwork so each instance in a Comp or EQ opens up stacked up each time I open.  I freeze tracks a lot when using N4 and AA plugins, too much of a CPU killer otherwise

Demo Modula first if anyone considering. I love Acustica and N4 but Modula is the one product that just does not make sense. Adds a layer of complexity just not needed.

3 hours ago, Kal S said:

The Upgrade page mentions:

You can buy upgrades as downloads, but the links will not be visible in your download area until the order has been verified and cleared for upgrade.

The links will be available in your download area within 24 hours

 

Will have to email as I bought it like 4 days ago

1 hour ago, dee said:

where is this deal please? if i click on the link there is guitar not strobe2....also that website seems like super crapy...unresponsive, now even down.

If you’re outside US you need to use a VPN

They really screwed early adopters on this, shameful. Told them they were getting Modula at special intro price of $699 with full price reverting to $999. Many bought even though buggy as hell and even when they already had the 3 included Aqua plugins, only for them to drop price to $599 and now this for $99! (minus any acquas plugins yes but those aquas are always on sale for around 60Euros each). I'm a fan of AA but this was low. There's a lot of anger out there towards Acustica at the moment and totally justified

1 hour ago, Canopus said:

It’s a small company so everything is done manually. Depending on time of day, you would normally have to wait maybe half a day or so until the download links appear in your account. I bought the Rain Piano Mk II two days ago and found the links in my account within a couple of hours.

ah i see, thanks

so I bought the upgrade from WG Jr to White Grand and its showing in my order history but nothing is showing in my downloads, do we have to wait for orders to be approved manually?

12 hours ago, antler said:

Big Beautiful Door looks interesting - am I right in thinking that it's the 'bigger' version of Gatey Watey? i.e. Big Beautiful Door can do everything that Gatey Watey can and more?

Yes totally, it’s a great utility plugin. Download demo, no time limit on it

35 minutes ago, antler said:

Are there any uses that this is particularly good for?

Great for removing HiHat bleed on drum stems and similar. I just bought Big Beautiful Door from Boz that takes idea to next level

2 hours ago, Greg said:

Anyone using this?  I was reading about this online and someone mentioned that if you wanted 4 bands of EQ via N4, you need 4 instances of N4 loaded.  Anyone know if that is right?

Yeah thats right, Ive used Nebula for years and absoultely love it but it takes a workflow adjustment. I use Bluecat patchwork to store Nebula instances and it allows me to recall them in the correct order in a session with the windows open as i set them. Its  a steep learning curve but for that analog sound ITB its unbeatable. If you do go for it, the Compressors to get are Tim Petherick who has a 20% sale on currently https://www.timpetherick.co.uk/ as well as Cupwise. AlexB for consoles and EQs. Its a rabbit hole!

Do your research but I can never go back. Due to latency and CPU usage though, when Im writing I use stock plugins and then Neb for mixing

Demoing Big Beautiful Door, excellent on Live drum stems for de-bleeding. Anyone have it cheaper? Not on JRR or Audiodeluxe

can't seem to get realtime and offline settings to stick with this update, anyone else? Refresh rate and size is fine

EDIT: Nevermind, had only VST2 installed so Installed VST3 version too and seemed to work OK after a DAW restart

I managed to import a  midi file that was full of single notes and chords badly played (by me) and it recognised  them fine including single notes and lay them out across the keyboard. I was very impressed 

2 hours ago, ensconced said:

It's priced well.

I have all the usual suspects, Sonarworks Reference 3/4, Waves NX (and the Abbey Road Studio 3 thing), Toneboosters Morphit, use Sonarworks mostly. Might as well check this out see how it goes.

Interested to know how they all compare, please report back!

Midi file importer is great. What’s new in this version, can’t see a list?

If you like Neve EQs, demo Gold, I love it as a colour EQ on guitars and Drums. So many flavours. I find the comp on it hard to dial in though

4 hours ago, Lizzie Foster said:

What's a good starter to get?  I don't really need anything, so I'm always looking for something different, if that makes sense.  

Thanks 

Just to confirm that you need the full N4 commercial edition for these to work, not the free N4 player.
 

His compressors are the best imo even compared to all the acquas. RA6 for tons of character as well as Sum100. Opto3a and U76 for great LA2A/3A and 1176 emulations. Actually can’t go wrong with any of it, tapes are amazing and  best ITB distortion is SCS power distortion 

Pretty niche market but if anyone owns Acustica Nebula, Tim Petherick has released a new transient EQ library with intro price

https://www.timpetherick.co.uk/downloads/smteq/

2 hours ago, Fleer said:

What? Better than Gullfoss? Gotta look into this. 

I mean some people may massively disagree but I was very impressed fwiw 😁

This is really good. I have gullfoss but actually preferring the extra control I have with this

just get a trial of this to work has been such a nightmare that I gave up. Even at 9.99, the trial alone pissed me off enough to sack the whole thing off