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It certainly sounds good. Do we get individual instrument patches with this one (e.g. strings only, flutes only), or are they combined patches (e.g. strings + flute)? Looking at the web site suggests the former, but I may have missed something.

Why not go one further? Try there, their, they're, dare...

Ooo… so many questions: Were the drinks free? Was there fun and sunshine? Was there enough for everyone? or maybe I'm thinking about another club I heard about...

If I remember correctly, it's unfortunately not possible to use more than one code per checkout

If anyone's looking for other alternatives, the guitars from Ample Sound are really good; they are pricier though. https://amplesound.net/en/index.asp

I wonder how this compares with iZotope's (free) Vinyl

It does sound really good. No idea if it will be the case with this library, but one thing I found with Strummed Acoustic (that comes with standard Komplete) is that it's not as flexible as I would like sometimes.

I get it Craig: you need a rest; a breve. Have yourself a nice bag of Quavers too.

nah; it's washable marker pen... I hope...

Closest I could find was Hooked on Classics ?

Not at all trying to talk this one down because it sounds really good, but I'm a little confused: a sketchpad to me sounds like something fairly comprehensive but lightweight, so someone can put down ideas quickly without worrying about library loading times; that said, 26 GB seems like quite a large library.

That would be two steps already ?

Probably because the word Reamp is a little like ReValver

Doing so would either augment, or diminish it.

I have to admit that I don't really know what type of material the LA3 is best suited for. Would someone be so kind as to enlighten me?

I love my Faderport 8, but then again I've not used another control surface so I have nothing to compare against.

Nothing when you're the king of the world, right?... right?...

As great as some of those plugins are, I would rather pay $39.99 for one and use it forever* rather than have nothing after two months. *barring technical reasons, e.g. OS compatibility, etc.

Looks like a good deal; not as good as during the pre-subscription era, but heading in the right direction.

Thanks. I'm just an avid hobbyist that's developed a really bad case of GAS. I hadn't really looked into mastering with T-Racks before and I didn't know if there was some kind of must-have feature I was missing out on... that, and the temptation of a 'shiny new toy'.

You could try renaming that folder and see if causes any problems when you open up some projects. That way it's easy to restore if you need to. I was thinking about doing the same at some point; If you give it a go, let us know how it turns out.

You could always try creating a symbolic link https://www.howtogeek.com/howto/16226/complete-guide-to-symbolic-links-symlinks-on-windows-or-linux/

Was confused as I couldn't find it on Overloud's own website; I love their GEM plugins. Also keep in mind that they occasionally have intro/one-week-special offers, which you can use the 20% code in addition to.

This might be a loaded question, but is there a good reason to get the mastering stuff if I have Ozone Advanced?

I thought it was just me that was getting sick of all of the different ways to subscribe. Instead of offering plugins by one manufacturer, it would make more sense to me to offer subscriptions based on different work flows (e.g. mastering/mixing) or music genres (e.g. rap/EDM). Regardless of bundle combination though, I don't think I'm going to bite. I have a diverse enough collection of plugins and while I still add to it (must learn to control GAS), there has to be a really good reason to do so through a sub.