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I am just waiting on a MAutoAlign sale.

Was that a typo?

Sweet! I've been really worried to have to try and find other places y'all would be. Just in case, is there a emergency forums that we could go to next time?

Kind of sucks, as it crashes my DAW as soon as sound goes thru the phase detection button. My computer (bought in 2015): i7-6700HQ, 24gb of RAM, 1 TB SSD, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 965M DAW used: Reaper DAW The plugin may work for you, but when I tested it, it crashes every single time I used it. I bought InPhase at Waves Audio for the awesome idea of using Phase to help with tracks!

My chrome is complaining about they're website SSL isn't working.

I've not heard of, but I treat all freeware the same. I don't get them unless they are open source and I can compile them myself. If the freeware is from a company that sells plugins, then yes, I'll install those... Otherwise, I avoid freeware as the potential to be malware is much greater. They could put a harvesting Bitcoin program on your computer to harvest Bitcoin too. It may not "harm" your computer, but they are stealing your resources.

I must have caught Koby while he was sleeping... Sent him a accept for offer and it's been half an hour... I guess I'll just have to do something else till I get a reply?

Good thing upgrades are less expensive on everplugin! I'm going to be able to buy an upgrade and buy 1 item and get one free costing me a total of $11 per plugin!

I don't go searching for sample libraries, unless I need a certain instrument that I don't have... Line Saxophone or French Horn... As far as Drum sets, once you have one, you can change how it sounds to be anything you want.

Dude... that's suppose to be a secret sale. Now your giving away secrets, which actually hurts the dev from making money.

If your an anonymous You-tuber that never takes money from any company, be it free product, money, etc., what can the developer do? If they send you a threatening email (If they could figure it out your email address), you could show that to your users as proof of your being threatened by stating your own opinions. In reality, you could also show proof of purchase (without showing your personal details / product activation codes). I'm trying to figure out the best way to start this for myself... I have a channel ready to go... I could start my own product reviews, but I want to prove to the public I'm not a paid influencer. How would you best do that?

Can't go wrong with White Sea Studio

The only way they could make Sonible Smart EQ better is if they somehow figured out how to add Rotate feature that crashes my computer when I try to use FUSER by Mastering the Mix. I was so hoping to buy the 2 for 1 package ..,. but tried it out and crash after crash after crash.

If you buy a product or test a trial version of that product and give your honest review, can you still be sued or "pressured to remove the bad review" (if so, pressured how?)

How could you be sued?

How did we go from FUSER to RESO? Yes, the two plugins are similar (other than FUSER crashes Reaper DAW users when you use the Rotate Feature).

White Noise Studio is clearly a paid influencer, right?

After I wrote that, I shouldn't have, as curiosity got the best of me and I read it anyhow..lol!

The only issue with Native Access to 2 is in order to install older products, you'll have to reinstall the older Native Access to do so.

I thought about reviewing products I've already bought and upload to a YouTube channel. I would hate to be influenced by a plugin developer's money because then I'll be forced to say mostly good things and have to ask if I can let others know about any bad things I find. That kind of babysitting isn't worth it for me. I would love getting free plugins or newly developed plugins from plugin makers I've already vested money into, but personally I wouldn't trust any new plugin developers, because they could be mischievous and create a virus or malware product to harm my computer. You do know that plugins CAN harm your computer just like any other program. Even though they are a "plugin", they execute like a program (other than another program is executing them), they have all the functions and abilities just like a regular program. There's no sandbox or anything. I've written my own plugins using Delphi, but others mainly use C++. Since my programming sucks, I wouldn't recommend anyone use my plugins or buy them for now. Plugins are as hazardous as a normal program is and you shouldn't just download any plugin as if it was safe. That's another reason I don't use free plugins!

Wow! Either you had an AI write that for you or you have a lot to say. That's a lot to read and like... Sorry, but I'll have to read it later, if that's okay?

I own it, but is it better than Mastering the Mix Reference 2?

Nope.. Not when you can get the Everything bundle for $125 once a year.

I'm still waiting on a plugin that calculates PDC for plugins like Reaktor.