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I love H76, but was surprised how well Harmoniq works that I've used it on multiple tracks!

You really need a strong computer to run East-West stuff. I install some of their stuff a while back when my computer was in it's prime and their stuff lagged the hell out of my machine.

Blue Cat never really goes on any hard sells.. Been kind of watching. Seen some small discounts, but nothing large. Kind of like Cableguys.

When you used the installer, did it trigger Microsoft Smart blue Screen and showed the company that made it on the screen or did it turn yellow asking if you sure you want to install it?

Nice.. Brings it down to $16.20.

I meant iPad.

Looks like it got a GUI overhaul. Pretty good plugin.

Plugin Delay Compensation (PDC) is a feature in digital audio workstations (DAWs) that ensures that all audio tracks stay in sync, even when certain plugins introduce processing delays. When you use certain effects or processors, like some compressors, limiters, or linear phase equalizers, they can cause a delay because of the time it takes to process the audio signal. Without PDC, this delay could cause tracks to become misaligned, leading to phase issues or an overall disjointed mix. PDC works by automatically delaying all the other tracks by the same amount of time as the track with the plugin delay. This ensures that all tracks are perfectly aligned, regardless of the processing delays introduced by individual plugins. In simpler terms, it compensates for the latency caused by plugins so that everything plays back in sync. This feature is crucial in modern DAWs for maintaining the timing and phase integrity of a mix, especially when working with complex projects that involve multiple plugins on different tracks.

Cubasis has pissed me off and didn't mention they don't support PDC!! Cubasis was a huge waste of my time and money! I currently use Sonar Producer 8.5.3 and is the best DAW, but I need to get something more mobile. Paid $500 for it! Please, Cakewalk, bring Sonar to iOS with PDC and woop thier ***. Show them who's really the boss! I would buy Sonar on iPad!

I have Shaperbox. Is the Filtershaper the same as the EQ morph? I actually don't understand what it's filtering.

I'm looking at the 60% off “Morph EQ” by Minimal Audio. Anyone have this plugin that would like to comment?

Kind of sucks that Kaspersky was banned in the US. I'm only installing / downloading from developers I've already trusted before until I can either find another solution. Otherwise, I would have tried them this time.

I don't receive the newsletter in any of my email accounts (just checked), however I do receive receipts.

There shouldn't be any kind of knob hiss with any level of product! Unless they just want to varnish thier own name!

I've owned two focusrite interfaces. They are horrible build quality. Both devices knobs create a hiss / noise when you turn them. Both my old and brand new interface. I'll be buying a different brand next time.

Free sounds good, but just don't buy'em. WA productions tendency to create flaky plugins that don't get updated. I know. I've bought 3 of them. They look really nice, but other than that, I don't use them. They are unstable.

I think I love ReverbShaper because of how easy it is compared to the rest of the package. There's a large learning curve with the other Shapers compared to ReverbShaper. I rarely dig out the other Shapers because I've got other better ways to accomplish those tasks with less headache.

Hi, I am still using Sonar Producer 8.5.3. The current only way I'm able to use it with VST3 is by using Blue Cat's Patchwork plugin wrapper for VST2 to VST3. Curious if the newest Cakewalk would have a perpetual license ability?

Yeah... Even with my discount at $49... It's pretty steep for a reverb effect, when I'm getting hands down the best from ReverbShaper. Plus, with inflation, I'm looking to for a real deal I'll wait till it drops in price.

Yeah, I just learned it doesn't use IRs and it's totally using just mathematics. Also... When I logged into Plugin Alliance I read this: As a registered owner of the bx_oberhausen, you can get the bx_aura for $49.99.

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I still think ReverbShaper by Cableguys to be a better Reverb plugin. You can also import impulse responses into ReverbShaper! ReverbShaper also has multi-band capabilities. Does bx_aura do that? I bought Shaperbox bundle, but all I should have bought was just ReverbShaper as it's the most used tool out of all my thousands of plugins! ReverbShaper is the last tool for reverb that you'll ever need (unless they create a way to do something different that no other reverb plugin had yet to do). ReverbShaper is the master of all reverb tools! $39 https://www.cableguys.com/reverbshaper You can even draw a custom ducking curve and trigger it from transients. Immerse your sounds in 127 fantastically diverse reverbs, from lush rooms and halls to shimmering vintage plates, epic ambiences, old-school spring units, and classic gated 'verbs.

So, if I made a Tribute Plugin with cclarry's name on it, what would be the appropriate next step to be approved for the deals section? Can free plugins be added to the deals section or do I need to sell it to be able to put it in the deals section?

What's the reason the thread was deleted or maybe I lost it?

Well that's new to me. Is that hearsay or legit?