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Nah. I'm good.

I'm not sure if that's true. I bought one of these bundles a couple of years ago and soundforge was a couple back but came with standard set of add-ons even though these things were not listed individually. You are right that they gave separate serial for it, just like when you buy it regularly.

@Brian Walton sadly I agree. Like you, I have always felt empathy for those who have been begging for staff view improvements, while feeling it would be an impractical allocation of resources that ignores the needs of things more in demand

Oops..i misread "autoequalizer" and thought it said "autodynamic". My fault

MAutodunamic EQ is not only the best bang for the buck at this price, it can emulate any of the eqs found in Melda'sTurboEQ. Oops...wrong eq

Does anyone knows how this compares to the melda hack version posted by Paul the third?

This version of autotune is trash, even on sale. I for it for free and still don't use it.

I still use AD 1 and it still slaps. ??‍♂️ Maybe if I did more rock or folk stuff I might see it differently.

Just to be clear, graillon is not better or even equal to autotune. If you have a lot of rappers or modern rnb/trap based pop singers to record, it will pale in comparison, but it is great if you only have occasional needs for the effect

Was not aware since I am on windows. Even more reason to give Graillon a look as a budget alternative. I blame apple for making software companies jump through hoops. I use both windows and mac and it it sometimes frustrates me that i go through this with mac every few months but i have windows vsts that i originally got for win 7 that stull work.

Graillon is one of the better autotune alternatives imo. It has a very warm sound compared to other autotune type plugins. I think crispy tuner (when bought in sale) is a better deal than regular price graillon, but still an option.

Hmmm

That's petty but I approve

Thanks. Almost forgot. I definitely need a drive for this

This is one of the greatest tests of gas resistance ever. 69.99 for all of this seems crazy to pass up, yet i know i don't need it. I will likely grab because ik has been great to me over the years.

Yes. I love it.

My son found a like new promo copy of Stevie Wonder's Innervisions on Vinyl.

I got this and never actually registered or installed

I keep forgetting I have Bassroom. I also forgot what Animate even does lol. I just got Reso amd use it a lot. I am sad they dropped their balancing channels site. It was a great teaching aid

I wonder if they will ever fix the bpm inaccuracy?

This is an absolute no brainer, especially if you mix any form of pop music.

Neutron should be in any debate of best channel strips. It just gets omitted a lot because: 1) it doesn't look like or emulate any one classic channel strip 2) People get caught up in AI aspect and forget that you can use it 100% without using AI. The user interface is far more functional than using mouse to get frustrated with a bunch if round knobs. Each individual component is damn good on it's own and despite not emulating any one product, does a good job of providing the functionality of those products minus the exact colorization ( something most emulations fall short on). With that said, it's not my favorite, but when I do use it, I find myself wondering why I don't use it more

The timeshaper freebie pushes it over the edge. Most pb freebies have been meh. I will actually use this one even if the comp is redundant.

The last thing I need is another compressor but too good too pass up. ( sounds like a title if a chapter in the book of Gas).

The last thing I need is another compressor but too good too pass up. ( sounds like a title if a chapter in the book of Gas).