Bapu

3 hours ago, craigb said:

Me too.  I thought it was fun to watch Edge just staring at Jimmy in awe. 🙂

Because Jimmy could play full chords (which typically elude Edge's playing)?

I outlaid a pretty penny for my Warwick Thumb BO Bass.

I have them on my air guitar, that's why you doan see them.

33 minutes ago, mettelus said:

 

I have had a hankering for carving a guitar over the past several years, so this side project may explode in scope.

 

I hope the guitar doesn't explode 😞 

39 minutes ago, kitekrazy said:

 Licensing is the top choice for me.   I don't buy Waves anymore.  Even dongled software allows at least two machines. 

Methinks you may not be aware of this when you have WUP.

https://www.waves.com/support/using-waves-plugins-on-multiple-computers

21 minutes ago, craigb said:

I keep Photoshop CS6 installed on my computer just for this reason.  It was the last version that you could pay for and own.  Am I missing out on lots of new features, compatibility and bug-fixes that I would get if I subscribed?  Probably, but for occasional use there's no way I could justify paying for this monthly!

Same here. And Illustrator CS6 too.

32 minutes ago, craigb said:

 

Unobtanium? 🤔

Impossible to get or find?

15 minutes ago, Brian Walton said:

Things like WUP where you are buying the entire plugin again for the cost of service/maintenance is pretty absurd.  

Absolutely true if you own a few $29 pieces from Waves.

I own Mercury, Abbey Road and Studio Classics and the Instruments bundle. ~$240 per year (from Every Plugin) is a very reasonable price for me to keep up to date, get free new plugins, and in the case of Abbey Road, get new releases at great loyalty release prices.

28 minutes ago, RSMcGuitar said:

Good idea! You could name it after some sort of rare metal or something...

Ozmium?

I am a Waves WUP supporter, and I am on several subscriptions (Slate, Kilohearts, Kush & McDSP). I'm also a Plugged In Member with Harrison.

I have no beef with any of these business models. 

3 hours ago, Grem said:

@Bapu did you get a chance to record with them yet?

Not yet. 😞 

I have a Towsend Labs L22,  Slate ML-1 (with the Slate preamp) and the AEA R84. These are my mic locker choices for vocals.

I also have the AEA R88 for drum overheads.

Sad news.

1 minute ago, abacab said:

How did you get that? I have the original...

Got a code in an email from Kirk.

Installed!

Loyalty price = $50.

I mix 100% using cans (Sennheiser HD650s) and test in the car while driving. I rarely use my speakers in the studio any more.

WOW that is something I would surely buy and probably never use, even if it is interesting.

Getting ready for Volume 6?

I discovered a problem with the 64bit version of these plugins if you paired them up in CbB FX bin with 64bit UAD plugins. Can't remember if it was DA->UAD or UAD->DA chain. Crash city.

On the other hand, I don't recall having the same problem in Studio One or Reaper. Those were the other DAWs I owned at the time.

For gits and shiggles I download the latest installers.

On 1/8/2023 at 4:05 PM, craigb said:

  

 

That was Genesis before the exodus! 😆

Who is that bushy haired virile young man on the droooms? 🙂 

On 1/6/2023 at 9:48 AM, aidan o driscoll said:

GREAT to have PETER GABRIEL back with NEW ORIGINAL Material.

First track called Panopticom from up and coming new album I/O .. ENJOY.

Touring in May/June 2023 in EUROPE but also the USA ..

The shows AND for ‘Panopticom’ features long-time collaborators:

Tony Levin - BASS
David Rhodes - GUITARS
Manu Katché - DRUMS
Brian Eno - SYNTHS and BELLS

Additional backing vocals are from Ríoghnach Connolly of The Breath.

 

 

FURTHER DETAIL HERE - https://superdeluxeedition.com/news/new-song-from-peter-gabriel/

 

Turn up the vocal in the first few lines. 😮 

2 hours ago, Old Joad said:

I love the 20-inch kick on the drum set ✌🏼️

20" ???

That is at least a 22 but it looks more like a 24 to me.

I already have everything on the (acceptable) list so I'll say it once again.....

(already) Installed!

Installed!

I'm on the edge of my seat to see what Dirk's final sale is.