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#3.. I found 3 delete duplicates! Do I get a prize?

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UJAM.. Bought them.. sit in VST library unused.. bought them for GAS...🤣 Originally bought for one of the metal guitars, but the patterns got old quick, honestly. *Shrug*

iLok ☹️

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This is something that I use frequently. Definitely a good plug in! Just don't overdo it.

Does Eventide use iLok?

One for each side of stereo?

Despite Waves Audio being a sour taste in everyone's mouth, I have gone back to several of their plugins because they "just work" and are the most bug free and dependable of plugins I've used, except for Sync VX. Other than their recent plugins, Most of those older plugins they carry have gone thru the ringer and are very stable and that makes working on your project not a waste of time. What I hate is companies that put out products too soon without much work on getting them completely bug free... Looking at Sonible and WA Productions.. Sonible Smart Limiter is the only dependable plug-in of their lineup.. I've ran into many bugs working with all their other plugins. WA Productions plugins just buggy from the get go.. Flashy and all. Bugs.. not worth your time..

I'm curious.. you might be one of those that needs Blue Cat's Patchworks as a way to load it? You could try that if Blue Cat's Patchworks works in your version of S1. It can load just about anything.. my old version of Sonar Products 8.5.3 doesn't have VST3 capabilities and Blue Cat's Patchworks was able to load VST3 in my VST2 environment that Sonar Products 8.5.3 operates in... So.. Blue Cat's Patchworks is usually recommended to those who can't load certain plugins in their own DAW.. It's a workaround. Although... There is a cheaper plug-in That might work for you. I have never tried and does something similar. I think it's $24 that plug boutique.. which is much cheaper than patchworks and is more organized, but I've heard it uses a lot more CPU then patchworks.. and since ozone is super heavy.. You may want to go with patchworks.. But if you're trying to save money and you got a super computer.. Then you could go with this other one.. or at least try it out.. I haven't tried it out.. But I've heard good things.. The only reason I don't get it.. because it can be CPU heavy.. There's another plug-in that can do this.. It's an older plug in.. The same person that makes the plug-in doctor also makes a plug-in that can help you.. I think it's called DMF something like that. It's got more than that. It's like four letters or maybe it's 8... I don't know. It starts like DMF or DFM.. and I can load plugins too. So you're basically looking for something that can load ozone into your environment.. and all you have to do is get a plug in that can do that.. If anything, everybody will probably agree with me. Patchworks is probably the best one. https://www.bluecataudio.com/Products/Product_PatchWork/ https://www.pluginboutique.com/product/3-Studio-Tools/72-Utility/9641-KSHMR-Chain Or you could consider switching to Sonar.

I have to admit, I couldn't find a way to do this with Sonar, my favorite DAW, I had to use a competitor DAW and some scripting.

Sonar definitely has the best output for sound quality when it comes to finalizing a finished product!

Your almost right .. 5 to 10 different plugins per song.. Not every song gets the same plugins.. because I work with different genres.. They all need different types of styles of plugins.. But same genres usually use the same plugins.. get all depends on the signal and the quality of the recordings that I get..

Is that why Wookiee keeps asking for Bapu?