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Interesting! I find PA's plugins to be highly CPU efficient. A little less so compared to NF, ToneBoosters (v2 and v3, which are now free), and, of course, Overloud. My guess is that bx_cleansweap was one of their first plugins and still has a lot of legacy amateurish code.

Changelog https://download.plugivery.com/pvdl/?do=changelog&dir=release&prod=british-bundle&bid=39

Thanks, Nigel! This example shows a fairly simple rhythm, which can be mimicked with basically any decent rompler on the market, and NI Session Guitarist libs run circles around it. I'm seriously considering OTS Complete bundle, but the more I think about it, the more it becomes obvious, that I need to invest more time in practicing keyboard playing.

Thanks! I take it, it's good enough for mockups and demos. I need to learn how to program virtual guitars to make them sound a little better than OK. As of now, extensive MIDI programming kills my creative impulses and inspiration.

Currently, I'm evaluating SLIDE bundle, particularly, Lap Steel instrument and do find it worth every cent. Seriously speaking, the more I think about, the more it makes sense to buy libraries of instruments that I don't actually play. I'm trying to decide between Banjo and ...

Bassoon = bundle of sticks, oboe = loud woodwind, saxophone = sonic device by Adolphe Sax, but Flute = Installed? Alright! If you say so...

Enter the Zen

Counting down...

At this price it's an easy buy: https://auroradsp.com/plugins/eq510

Correct link: https://auroradsp.com/

You beat me to it. Nevertheless, here's my take on the number https://www.youtube.com/clip/UgkxABDScxDZLJX0YPhZS376L8C6MBax26u6

Hope, it's just scheduled maintenance done poorly and not cyberattacks.

https://www.youtube.com/clip/UgkxABDScxDZLJX0YPhZS376L8C6MBax26u6