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Are mixing tutorials useless?
Bruno de Souza Lino replied to Bruno de Souza Lino's topic in The Coffee House
Aren't those shaken cocktails? I didn't see a single blender in there, so there's no mixing involved. -
IK The final Krazy Deal of the year starts now!
Bruno de Souza Lino replied to cclarry's topic in Deals
And yet they added this option in Amplitube 5 where you can hide models you don't own licenses for. -
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I did receive that in my email but in the fine print it said the minimum expenditure was 100 bucks. So, it's not a voucher, but a discount code.
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If only MTurboAmp was cheaper. Maybe I'll get MDistortionMB or something.
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ReWire was discontinued in version 11.
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If I'm not mistaken, VST support was added in version 9 and VST3 in 12.
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Difference here is you can turn that off permanently in Linux. On Windows, you can maybe turn it off then it turns itself back on next time you update the system, meaning you have to constantly rely on third party software like "ShutUp10" to disable that telemetry. Market competition. Having only two companies determining what the vast majority of people can and cannot do with their operating systems is no different than a monopoly.
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It's good to see they also replicated the experience of watching a Venus Theory video....Except you're waiting for something that will happen.
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NOT A DEAL: Looking for Foley Sounds
Bruno de Souza Lino replied to Sander Verstraten's topic in Deals
I don't know if the offer was still up, but there were around 1+ TB of foley sounds available to download at some stage. -
Is this the future of songwriting? AI?
Bruno de Souza Lino replied to Notes_Norton's topic in The Coffee House
I don't think so, at least not in the next 20 years. One of the biggest pitfalls of using AI for generating image sequences is that the algorithm doesn't understand the image sequence you're generating has to be consistent because it's a composition. Which is why you have those weird interpolation and shifting issues with the video. The amount of doctoring necessary to make AI generated stuff passable is so much more work and with multiple people with different skill sets. An example of that was that infamous Corridor Crew video with a clickbait title they changed later (most likely due to heavy criticism) which took them six months in total to create a 4 minute animation which looks like bad rotoscoping. In that time period, they had to train at least two new algos to give them the closest output to what they wanted and had to manually doctor and tweak all generated frames in post or run it through a separate AI which did just that. -
While that aspect of tweaking was unique to Revalver back then (BIAS Amp has some minor form of tweaking), that extensive tweakability doesn't seem to be a feature everyone is after nowadays. Peavey really dropped the ball with the product because it had emulations of every single amp Peavey made and you could only find those emulations in their product. MTurboAmp is the product which gets closest to what Revalver does.
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You can buy another Push 3 or a Linnstrument for the price of that upgrade, seeing as the standalone Push 3 costs 2 grand.
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You can activate to a physical iLoK dongle though, but not throught software or cloud.