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I was only slightly curious about these. I just bought all the plug in's for the cause. I otherwise wouldn't have so... good on Aurora.

what a steal, indeed

And the built in reverb, polyphonic aftertouch (set to each layer individually), and a host of other cool workflow improvements and advances. It's kinda in line with Softtube being pricey, but usually worth it. And I love modular, so I'll likely get it.

Price drop to $699 @ Sweetwater Price drop $699 -$76.89 (with code FORUM)  = $622.1 (with tax here $676.54) @ JRR Shop

Honestly, not super stoked on it, but... nice offer from them.... I had to goto Manage Plugins to see my price.

I own a bunch of the hardware modules. Love em. They used to be hard to come by and when you did find them, they were stupid expensive and in questionable condition. I think Apogee did a great job on the Auto Flanger. However, the AutoPhaser rolls off your top end- like, molests everything above 12k, when running sessions lower than 88.2k sample rate . Worse, this happens with the module set to 100% dry but engaged. *insert Charlie Brown squiggly above my head* This is a significant problem if you'd like to, say, automate it on your master fader, but also generally just sounds weird to me. Higher sample rates- this goes away. Therefore, I consider this a permanent bug and a disappointment in an otherwise great plug in. *elbow nudge* Feel free to email Apogee tech support about this. If they reply that Bob himself signed off on the plug in, ask them if he or anyone else there worked at 44.1k or 48k ever when testing it.

I'm completed disappointed that 3 pages in, not one of you has mentioned how easy it is to fart in them. For shame.

I should note, some of these you can get even cheaper if you call in. I called my gearpimp "Melissa" over there, and she got me the Pro 1 for $200. I had to preorder that spring reverb (which I had preordered elsewhere for $20 more). Also worth noting, some of these are the same price of MusiciansFriend which offers point rewards. So tempted to get a wing.

I own the hardware eqs. I own this bundle. It's worth it. But the drive control on the eq is a big let down to me, and colossal missed opportunity. Also the mid and low band on the parametric seem to be exactly the same, where they a bit different on every hardware unit. You'll probably dig them if you've never used the hardware.

If you have no upgrade path, it's worth considering : https://www.pluginboutique.com/product/81-Bundles/58-Instrument-Bundles/12714-KORG-Collection-5 Since you get a free plug in with the purchase.

Note the free Izotope Ozone Elements added to that page.

I got a pair of the blackout Sparks, and a pair of the Baby Bottles, and now 4 of the Bluebirds. I have no real opinion of these yet. I have been keeping my eye on the Blueberry, which I feel is a bit of a sleeper mic, and could be a great value if on sale.

Nice catch, Decay.

King Larry beat ya to it.

Any idea how to cash them in? I saw the code: UP5215798 in my account, but it won't allow me to redeem.

417 megs on just the AAX. Meh- I'll live. I'm glad that it's finally out after all these years. This company has me confused about the upgrade from the VSR. They did offer the upgrade for $129. I went ahead and got it because the client I was with was going crazy over it at the time. I did run into a weird bug where when I tweaked the early reflections, the reverb time wigged out. At first I thought it was a dirty trackball or something, but I saw it again later.

The link: https://cymatics.fm/pages/50-free-packs

pretty sure Cardi B wrote a song about this...

Ashdown Pro-FX  pedals, $50 each

This is kind of a weird visualizer, and kinda tricky to get to trigger to audio input (youtube can walk you through it), but it's a good deal if you want to have some need visualizer stuff for your clients or yourself to look at.

I don't remember the auth procedure, but I find Snail hella useful. I leave it open as a stand alone program and usually set it to see a webcam input, etc and if I have to, say, tune a vocal note, I select the part and solo it, and can quickly see where it lands on notewise. There's a million ways to do this workflow, but to have it constantly up is good for my workflow, and musicians can look at it for everything from tuning to hitting notes, and for the price rn, it's a great value.

man I wish they'd add a friggin' search function...

Would've copped. A boy can dream...