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So much for hinting....

Love the funk and you did a fantastic job reviving this HS. If you hadn't said anything about the past, I would've never thought it. Great job!!

Really good stuff from Larry C. and was a great way to start my morning.

I think we all suffer from that and until that initial idea/progression evolves into something more meaningful, it stays with the initial name. I generally use the name of a patch or preset when starting off.

Fluid Shorts II would truly compliment my Undershreddie side business......it's not for the faint of heart.

Bapu got his first Alembic when Julian went Gregorian?

Tezza, that's exactly how I want to do things and if I can't get a good thing with the EQ, will disable Sonarworks on the master. I briefly tried Fabfilter's Pro-Q3 last evening and it was better, but didn't have that 'open air response/feel' (like when you play through a real amp) which I got on the amp sim when Sonarworks was disabled. It seems a bit counterproductive to add more plugins just to get back the original sound/tones I had without Sonarworks. However, I can see this being a big help when mixing as that's exactly what you want. That's why (some of) us guitarists aren't meant to be sound engineers.....we just plug and play.

Thanks Craig! Will definitely do that.

Heavy, heavy, heavy!!

I have the trial version of Sonarworks which I put on the Master output and it works well in getting flat/neutral response. I do like that the lows are tamed, but I also noticed that the mids and highs have lost that 'sparkle' (especially when playing my guitar through amp sims). When I disable Sonarworks, the tones/responses/feel are much more livelier which is what I want when playing and recording. Don't like that dull effect it does to the sound where I have to re-tweak all the amps/fx's in trying to get that 'openness with full tones' I get when it's disabled. Will the full version (Headphone Edition) add or allow more control on the mid/high tones or what other adjustments would I need to do? My signal path is: guitar plugged into IK's Axe I/O and into the DAW using an amp sim.

Thanks Bryan, but that code may be for specific customers and didn't work for me. The sale prices are still really good.

Soulful singer.....love me them blues!!

G'day lads, rise and shine school has begun.

Get it....get it.....get it, and then rock it!!

Once all those Fx's are added, it turns into a Les Paul.

Thanks Mitch....I get the same thing.

Even though the title says "Blues for Tony"

I totally get you Zinc and that's one of my biggest problems in getting guitar based libraries. I just bought Riffendium this morning (looking for some different takes/themes to add on to my song bed). The quality of recording on the guitars were done really well. Hopefully, I won't have to resort to the dreaded manual (there's a lot of tutorials on YT). Now that Cakewalk has done some serious updates on editing, I'm looking forward to using this. I'm always in the hunt for some quick-fix ideas to put my guitar on top of (now resorting to loop based instruments coz I'm too lazy to do it myself LOL). I do like what Paths 1 & 2 have to offer and might pick that up as well.

After getting Riffendium, I've been looking at more loop based Kontakt instruments. Paths 1 & 2 and Opacity look to be very nice as well. Now, it looks like I have to check this one as well....that's a lot of content for $8 . The MIDI files might be worth the ticket.

Sorry, wrong thread

That's whom I live with . Of course in here, it's only smoking in the boys room.