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https://www.softube.com/vca-compressor A meticulous model of an iconic 1970s-era compressor and its famous punchy sound Added features such as new ratios, parallel compression, and detector filtering Excellent for adding musical texture, sheen, and attack to snare drums, guitars, and bass
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https://www.softube.com/tape-echoes If you own Dirty Tape from Softube, you can get Tape Echoes for €/$ 15 Log in to your account, find Tape Echoes and click the purple upgrade button. Use code TAPEYOURECHOES on checkout to bring the price down to fifteen currency. I think there's also a crossgrade to Dirty Tape if you own something (couldn't find the requirement/pricing for it, since I already own the plugin.) You can get Dirty Tape for $10 if you have Tape Echoes. Apparently a similar deal happened a bit over a year ago and Dirty Tape has been free a few times here and there. -
Icons: The Compressor Collection | Softube link https://www.softube.com/icons-the-compressor-collection ; Purchase Icons: The Compressor Collection with your exclusive promo code VOLUMETOICONS to SAVE 55%
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60% off with code CELESTION60 VALID UNTIL JUNE25TH 2022
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Get it here. From January 25th to January 31st, 2022 https://www.softube.com/dirty-tape
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We've got new Amp Room-ready gear. Introducing Celestion Speaker Shaper & Marshall Murder One Lemmy Signature. Speaker Shaper gives you total control over the specs of genuine Celestion guitar and bass speakers. Murder One is the distilled sound of Motörhead's Lemmy Kilmister with modules for his unique amp and custom cab setup. Take an extra 10% off the intro price of Speaker Shaper & Murder One Use this checkout code to get Celestion Speaker Shaper and Marshall Murder One Lemmy Signature at the exclusive price of $79 each (Reg. $99): ROCKANDCONTROL link : https://www.softube.com/?utm_source=Softube Newsletter&utm_campaign=d8584fc1cf-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2019_11_19_02_45_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_97a92143ea-d8584fc1cf-39871010#celestion-speaker-shaper-marshall-murder-one-lemmy-signature
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Unable to write automation using Softube Console1 and Console fadeF
Mr Matthew Gough posted a question in Q&A
Hi All, I'm a very (19years) long time user of Cakewalk and never encountered a problem I couldn't sort out, but this has me stumped. I'm trying to write the fader movements from my Softube Fader (I have the Console 1 MK II as well). I'm familiar with drawing and recording automation for native CW features as well as available plugin lanes. I'm familiar with arming automation 'write' and 'read' etc Whether I choose to 'write' the CW volume envelope or select Volume from the plugin for Console 1, it will not write. All fader movements aren't registered as soon as I hit play with 'write' enabled etc. Other than this the Console and fader are flawless. For static mixing I have even tried to add Console 1 (Fader) as a MIDI input device (which shouldn't be necessary) but CW reports that there is not enough memory as reported by windows and therefore is unchecked. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!! -
There is a thread in the deals forum Basically since the most recent Softube update prochannel modules are not functioning correctly and attempting to open a project with them in will cause Cakewalk to crash to the desktop. I reported this to Softube who say in their initial response. I have now contacted Cakewalk support with a crash dump in case they can help. For the time being I would recommend against updating Softube products if yo use them in the Pro Channel. Also I would tend to use the VST versions in the FX bin until some clarification or solution is found. Do Softube support Cakewalk by Bandlab particularly with regard to Prochannel? Their list mentions Sonar but scook says the problem also occurs in Platinum. It maybe the particular service person at Softube was unaware of the link between Sonar and Cakewalk? -
Softube launches Mutable instruments Rings for Modular A physical modeling phenomenon. After the great success of Mutable Instruments’ Clouds and Braids modules in our software Eurorack environment, Modular, we’re excited to announce the introduction of Rings, the multi-resonator that no physical synthesist should be without. Three specialized resonator models Rings uses tuned filters to physically model just about any resonant material imaginable, in three broad categories. ● The ‘modal’ resonator emulates the resonant qualities of plates, strings, membranes, and tubes, which reinforce energy fed into them by organizing certain frequencies of sound around certain physical points (called modes) based on their size, shape, and structure. ● The ‘sympathetic strings’ model offers the kinds of droning and over-toning sounds and textures offered by instruments such as the sitar. Virtual strings other than the one ‘plucked’ ring in sympathy with the main note. ● The ‘modulated/inharmonic string’ model is an extension of Karplus-Strong synthesis, which uses a delay with very high feedback and very short period to synthesize a pitched wave like a string being struck, bowed, or plucked. In addition to these fascinating and endlessly explorable varieties, Rings offers the user timbral control of the resulting sound, as well as the ability to excite the resonator models in any way they choose in the first place, either with an internally generated noise burst or with external audio signals. Even strummed chords are possible with Rings, due to a built-in polyphony mechanism which generates a new virtual string (up to 4 in total) for every trigger – even while the last note is still ringing. This product is available at an intro price of $29 until March 5th, 2019. The regular price will be $39. Requires Softube’s Modular synth platform. https://www.softube.com/
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A secret weapon to some, a hidden treasure to the rest, the Valley People Dyna-mite is a Swiss Army knife limiter/expander design with incredible sound and unique character that has inspired engineers to be inventive with their dynamics processing for decades. That said, it’s always been a bit of a pig to deal with. It’s anything but user-friendly. Genius, but impossible. So we’ve boiled it down into a simple, modern package. Meet Dyna-mite Slam, and Dyna-mite Gate! Updated & expanded Paul Buff built custom gear for Frank Zappa. Need we say more? The cool factor is tangible. By the time he patented his TA-101 VCA (‘The Electronic Gain Control Device’ – the heart of the Dyna-mite) in 1980, his reputation was already unimpeachable. The Dyna-mite is essentially a limiter or an expander, but through a near-unfathomable combination of switch positions, it is capable of more or less any manipulation of dynamics from gating to RMS compression, from keying and ducking to ridiculously extreme levelling. Now, however, the user can find all of these magical combinations easily with two new plug-ins, Slam and Gate. Slam takes care of all of the downward stuff – the compression and limiting – in as close to a one-knob format as Dyna-mite could ever become, while Gate deals with the upward operations – the gating and expanding. Control bleed in a subtle manner, add punch to a snare, crush a rock vocal into submission, or duck a synth bass around a kick. All these great functions and more, and no need to read the manual. The original plug-in is included (with a slightly updated look) for experts, but all the joy of the Dyna-mite, and crucially, none of the headaches, come forward in Slam and Gate. And best of all, existing owners of the original plug-in will get the additions as a free upgrade! https://www.softube.com/
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