MusicMan

I wouldn't actually recommend buying it from Plugin Alliance unless a combination of vouchers works in someone's favor. Although that is is pretty common with Plugin Alliance and sometimes you can get some insanely good discounts combining offers! Good callout for the ADSR deal too. I'd only mentioned the JRR one which is technically cheaper with the GROUP code, but ADSR is a good option if anyone wants the Melda plug too.

Initial Audio ⚡️ 808 Studio 2: ($29.99 @ Plugin Alliance - 48Hr Deal) 48 HRS – BEST PRICE GUARANTEE (Umm.. no.. they must not know about JRR!) Might be good if it works for any voucher trickery and stacking especially if you want anything else from PA Can be $49.99 without the voucher or $29.99 with which can help to get the most use out of vouchers sometimes. 808 Studio 2: the cutting-edge sound of 808 sub bass that's perfect for Hip Hop, Trap and any song that needs hard-hitting bass synth. Expanded features, include drag and drop modulation for advanced synthesis and advanced sequencer for adding that classic pitch glide effect to overlapping notes, making this the perfect secret weapon for any aspiring Trap producer. Use this voucher code during checkout 808-STUDIO-2999 it expires 11:59 pm PST on August 8 How does PA_EXT work? PA_EXT is the 1st pop-up store. We will offer you plugins from our new EXTernal brands with a best price guarantee. These offers will be time limited, valid for 48 hours only! After that time, these offers will be removed from the PA store. PA_EXT brands will not be sold via PA permanently, and they will not be included in our subscription bundles. 1. Purchase at PA You purchase EXT plugins via plugin-alliance.com just like you are used to. Make sure to follow the Plugin Alliance newsletter so you won't miss any EXT offers! 2. Receive EXT Voucher from PA You will receive an email from PA with a voucher and the link to the EXT website right after your purchase. 3. Redeem EXT Voucher Please follow the EXT link in your PA email and redeem your individual code on the EXT page. The EXT page is also where you will download your new plugin. https://www.plugin-alliance.com/en/products/initial-audio-808-studio-2.html

Would I be right in thinking this is kind of like their ReAmp, but instead a single interface to use all of the amps you own inside it? Their website didn't really explain anything and their email was the same. But the name and after messing around with it seem to be that way. I can demo some of the amps I own but probably need to update so they show as registered in Amp Locker I suspect. Actually to unlock the modules it seems to this: If you already have purchased the AHM 5050 or Hellbeast, you just have to register the plugins by accessing the following link: https://register.audioassault.mx/recover.php

We've already got this one covered on here

The steps Niky outlined worked for me: The link is there, you just can't click the button otherwise.

Which code?

GEM Voice is great to get in the bundle, as it's often the most expensive even when on sale. It's really good for processing vocals, as that's what it's designed for, but there are a lot of modules in it and I've also enjoyed using some of the components in it, on different instruments. Even the reverb and delay modules in there are good too, so it's a lot of bang for buck. If you're getting the bundle that would be the best 3rd choice in my opinion. I have CompLA which includes the 2A and 3A and are up there with the best I have and the Comp670 is my favourite Fairchild compressor so far. I also own EQ495 which is great too. Their Tapedesk is great and very versatile as you can choose different analog consoles (desks) emulations on the way in for the pres. Lighter on CPU than many of the other options, which is something that Overloud does really well. Not sure they make a bad GEM so I don't think you could go too far wrong with any of them! But... whatever you get, you're likely to want to buy another bundle to get more after using them for a while ?

Great pics Lars and hope you had a really nice and relaxing time in Memphis, with a nice hard earned break from posting deals as a bonus! I assumed it was some simple explanation, but you were missed and the natives were getting restless! ?

Welcome back! I don't know this site, but that's a great price

That would be pretty poor on their part if they did. Sounds like it's not the case though hopefully

Will have to check this one out too. As for Vicious Antelope, pretty hit and miss and I would agree on the experimental comment. I have got some nice presets from them, but some that I would never use and never bother trying to understand, or recreate. As long as I get some ideas from them then they're worthwhile, but otherwise they just take up space and time. Not a fan of a lot of developers just reusing a bunch of wavetables so a preset pack is 500mb.. I'm more impressed when a developer creates amazing sounds with only stock, or no wavetables.

Moving Tension by Vicious Antelope: (DUNE 3 Presets) Free @ Pluginomat (RRP $10) Moving Tension is a collection of 40 arp presets for Synapse Audio Dune 3 synthesizer. The patches carry a dark yet evocative sound and they share the same arp pattern. In the video of walkthrough, the tempo is set to 111Bpm. With slower tempos the sounds throw darker intensity through the monitors and they are a nice fit to add moving and emotional sonic dimensions. This soundbank could be used in many genres but mainly for dark electronic and cinematic based productions. Disabling the arp could transform the patches to classic synths in terms of performance. For most of the sounds MW adds vibrato and Aftertouch is modulating the overall pitch. Presets were design with DUNE 3.520 and run best with this or newer version https://pluginomat.com/product/moving-tension-by-vicious-antelope/

It could be a silent one ?

Should be the whole month I believe.

What store did you get this one from?

Agreed. I gave it a demo after their last 50% off sale had just ended. I wanted to try out some of the alternatives I already owned. I decided this still had a place as it is quite light on CPU. They all alter the sound a little differently too, so sometimes it's good to try Sonible, this and iZotope on each source and see which works better.

Yep, me too! The more time I spend using it, the more I like it as well ?

That's also pretty handy! Some of the prices aren't current any more as they were for last month. The Moog ones for example I noticed just changed earlier.

That sounds handy, I'll have to check that. Thanks ?

Spire Synth by Reveal Sound: $94 @ Plugin Boutique https://www.pluginboutique.com/product/1-Instruments/4-Synth/3187-Spire

Trackspacer by Wavesfactory: $29 @ Plugin Boutique https://www.pluginboutique.com/product/3-Studio-Tools/71-Dynamic-Processor/3259-Trackspacer

We probably won't.. but I like your optimism! Haha...

I looked at that one too and came to the same conclusion. The Moog Saturator was another option for $14.99, but I decided I didn't really need either of them. If anything else comes up on a deep discount that I like I might consider it, but I don't think I'll buy something I don't need, or will never use just to get the plugin.

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For an ecommerce site, it's about the worst I've seen... In most places it doesn't show the prices so you have to click on things and open them up, or at best hover over things. In some pages you can sort, some you can't.. terrible!