Soundwise

Maybe it's a sword or a lingam. Speaking of symbolism, the heart shape bears no resemblance to the real heart because it actually is that "lower mouth", as described above. Computers generally have history with daemons running in the background, SATA mass storage devices and lots of wizardry.

Blue Tubes collection update would be nice. I'm also looking forward to updates for Magma.

I've seen this in the recent Sonar review. Hopefully, it's going to be available again.

I actually purchased this bass instrument. No regrets so far. The sound character is both unique and versatile. The instrument is very light on CPU and doesn't take much RAM. The frequency response is very even across the lower part (which is notorious for occasional bumps and gaps). I like it and highly recommend it!

Some interesting stuff there for sure! Two takes on octave bass: https://www.kvraudio.com/marketplace/basscomputer8-by-synth-kiiwi https://www.kvraudio.com/marketplace/virtual-bassline-buster-std8-plus-8-string-by-pfundstein-audio-plugins G-Sonique tape emulation plugin: https://www.kvraudio.com/marketplace/analog-tape-asx-72-by-g-sonique Their other plugins are moderately priced: https://www.kvraudio.com/marketplace/g-sonique Don't know about Jupiter and Mars, but the Earth Day is promising.

I'm not a BFD3 user, can't compare libraries directly, but in my book the latest free BFD Player is the worst drum VSTi that I have ever tried. Not really sure why you would still put it above AD2 and SSD5. Could you elaborate?

I think it's too early to jump to conclusions. Let's wait and see if the new products are worth the household name. I do have my hopes and expectations, because Sonar and then CbB always just worked, and that is the best compliment for software product that I can think of.

This approach to modelling had been driving crazy until I realized, that any profile can be easily tweaked to one's heart content. Although there is a difference between the real signal chain capture and a tweaked preset, it is so miniscule and negligible, that it's easier to just use, say, three presets from one profile than to endlessly sort profiles, looking for the perfect combination.

Yes. It used to be widely available, probably, you can still install it. UPD: "Formatted for Cakewalk Session Drummer 3 and Dimension Pro".

Great, detailed modelling, loads of ready to go profiles. Really an outstanding piece of software. But the profiling process is too slow and can occasionally stall, requiring another attempt with from scratch, which includes setting up routing and filling the preset form with information, etc. Profiling a little pedal (with my favorite settings) took me almost three days. I haven't tried profiling with AA Snapshot Maker, but the player is indeed very CPU efficient.

Speaking of which, I highly recommend this Platinum Samples Brush Kit library.

It appears so. On the other hand, the promotion is set to run through the middle of May. Never say never, they say.

Elvis is back! I knew he's alive (and kicking)!

Hope, retailers will come up with a better offer.

I trusted Steven? Live and learn! 😅