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Nice price. I got an open box one for that. I was interested it in for the UAD control but I had a client that used it a lot so I wanted it on deck for the mixes we lined up so that convinced me to get one. I HATED it when I 1st got it. But they came up with some updates, and now it's pretty dang cool too have all my Softube channel strips customized with my fav Chandler/Weiss/SSL/Tubetech/Empirical/etc however I want. My 2 main gripes: hard to read- the LEDs are tiny, so you need good light on it to work with it. It doesn't work with Modular- I know this one would be tricky due to the layout, but SOME usage would be helpful.

yes. yes. This is $29. Think of it like a plug in with a kick ***** bonus. Sell or gift if you don't want the clutter. I got several just for gifts. Hell- a buddy of mine uses it just for the meter (sends into it but doesn't send the output anywhere). The reverb itself- I think it's slightly underated. I think of them on the bright side out the gate. Adding modulation is something I tend to always do. I don't think I've even liked the spring reverb in it. Note: it's also this price on Ebay if you have Ebay bucks to spend.

Wondering if there's any type of upgrade path from the old versions. I literally own every MF pedal and will plunk down the buckfiddy if I have to, but might dragass a little to see if something comes up.

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One of my favorite plug ins to be released this (fiscal) year.

I didn't know they left.

Expired. Sorry.

Audio-Technica AT2020 Cardioid Condenser Studio XLR Microphone $59 Bang for the buck and all that. Cheapest I've seen in a while.

Exactly what a russian bot would say. Nice try, Putin!

This is one of my favorite plug ins. I don't know if Softtube did something different when they made this one, but it stands out to me, even compared to the other Chandler stuff. The sidechain is a way more dramatic control than you'd expect. Insanely good on live drums. Too much feedback can make things sound cluttered here. Zener hard is great for solid bass compression. I highly recommend demoing this before the sale runs out unless you are banking on a Black Friday sale.

Is there a Ukrainian plug in company that has developed an equivalent of this? Don't care if it costs a lot more.

PRS SE Parlor P20 Acoustic Guitar (Various Finishes) $299

Check your account if you own others for a discount code. I had one that knocked @$10 off. Modulation stuff can be tricky, but I'm a big fan of the other ReMatrix offerings and I use it a lot. 17¢ per IR seems decent enough to me (with my discount) to buy without demoing.

Donner Electric Guitar Amplifier 10 Watt Classical Guitar AMP DEA-1 use code:  ALL15 $25.50 Use code : ALL15 to get it for $25.50 shipped. Even has an aux in. Is it a Dumble? Probably not.

Anyone that's tried to post a deal here already knows.... larry is always first....

The plans have it listed on the bottom of the XL doc. Currently, "If you need more than 3 active devices for a plugin, you can purchase an additional license." under my mega plan.

buh. ***** this company. Seriously. Ban me with Lar. None shits given.

I... this..... this stuff is so confusing.... and I just explained analog tape bias to my GF....

I mean, for now on anything IK does that isn't a groupbuy is like...

Just noticed this:

RIP, Ed Cherney.

I'm not the biggest fan of this company, but they have some emus I'd really like to try out. I've been tempted in the past to get something like this ( https://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/msg/d/valencia-antelope-audio-zen-go-synergy/7506433364.html )second hand, but then I don't know if the plug in's are compatible or how much dsp they'll offer, etc and eventually I give up.

(nope)