Marc Cormier

Who doesn’t need shapelier transients? Thanks, Larry!

Awesome. I love the update, but reauthorizing my expansions is not fun.

Did you rescan your content locations?

The extra copy is spoken for but if there's anyone else with an extra serial, there's folks on the forum that are still looking.

I have an extra one, too - cart got hung up on https://www.producerspot.com/product/ik-multimedia-t-racks-6-upgrade-to-max/ and I started another session not realizing the first went through. PM if you're interested.

If I'm gonna get schooled, this exactly how I want it!!!! Thanks, Starship - this is good info.

MTurboEQ 12 vintage-style equalizers in one plugin MTurboEQ is a unique vintage-style equalizer inspired by most of the well-known classic hardware. It's not one of them, it's all of them! For quick and easy equalization with pristine results. https://www.meldaproduction.com/MTurboEQ

LAAAARRRRY!!!!!! I couldn’t believe my eyes. So good to see you here again. Uh oh - where’s my wallet??!

Hmmmm…isn’t this already free? Maybe it’s about to be unfree.

Thanks, Jesse. It was (and still is) a good forum, but it changed when Larry left. Hasn't been the same but I stick around for the peeps and the occasional no-brainer. Far fewer of those today as I have many of them from the past. They are still no brainers today, and I committed to learning them before moving on to anything else that would do something they can't. I reduced the plugin count over the holidays and added MSoundfactory. I seem to be recording more music as a result. All the best to you. Do stop by once in a while - I really appreciated your posts and thoughts.

I just dabbled with Illusion. I had a trial last year and really liked it but decided to just put my toe into LiquidSonics with Tai Chi lite. It’s deep, but the UI is surprisingly easy to understand - it’s more a matter of whether you need the additional features and can use them to good effect, pun intended. i think it’s a good “all-arounder” and I’m certainly not going to be using its full potential for a while. It’s not a colored as Tai Chi, for sure. It is really good at placing things in a space, but you can also play with echoes, predelay, etc. I’m sure we’ll get along just fine. All that said, ProR2 will always be close at hand because workflow matters and I don’t think I gave the “2” part of the name enough credit here.

I would have to go into the preset menu to look, but like most other plug-ins, the presets are a starting point. I found many of the designer presets to be very good if not interesting, mainly due to the dynamics and EQ shaping that are in the full product. I rarely keep what settings come with the presets. There was on designer that dialed in rooms, for instance, that got me about halfway there. After slight tweaks to dynamics and EQ, it was stellar. This is like adding some surgical tools to something like Raum, which I consider underrated, but equally colorful. Tai Chi’s algos seem warmer than what I have relied on to now, like ProR-2 and Sparkverb which ring metallic to my ears. Might not be for everybody but this sale only happens once a year so I want to make sure that loose change in the pockets or $20 bill you left in your winter coat from last year finds a home. Only $9 more to pick up a very capable (but comparatively limited) Tai Chi Lite. Sure wish I was home screwing around with these verbs.

I thought that was what you were referring to. I only know of their existing coupon-stacking program. For Tai Chi, the coupon can’t be applied for an upgrade within the same product line so it’s $70 for the upgrade, unless you have other reverbs and use their codes. My upgrade was $54 since I have Illusion which carries a 22.5% discount in their shop.

I don’t remember seeing that code last year—would have bought Seventh Heaven, too, if that was the case. If I knew what Tai Chi Full could do back then, I wouldn’t have bothered with Lite. That said, it did help bring the cost of Illusion down. I wouldn’t have bothered with Illusion, either, if I’d gotten Tai Chi full first. It’s that good. I need a reverb support group. STAT.

I bought Tai Chi lite last year and while it sounds really good, I still ran to Pro-R2 or Arturia verbs for everyday purposes. I decided to upgrade to full Tai Chi last night and holy hell, what a difference. This thing is really something. It's a "colour" reverb and yet the rooms and spaces sound more full and rich (dare I say realistic) that most of the verbs I've collected over the years. I stayed up way too late last night and can't wait to put it on a few more drum busses just to make sure I'm not losing my mind. Keys and guitars NEVER sounded better with just a little wet signal, and the controls provide the perfect balance of flexiblity and ease. I'm not a tinkerer, and Tai Chi is right in my wheelhouse. I did get Illusion and Seventh Heaven Standard (love those stacked discounts) and while they both sound amazing in different ways, I can't believe how many ways Tai Chi can get used across my mix. As a reverb hoarder, I have found my match. Fleer, you gotta check these out. Our only sale of the year ends today! This is the final chance to save up to a massive 70% on critically acclaimed reverbs including Cinematic Rooms Professional for $249 (saving $150) and Seventh Heaven Professional for $179 (saving 40%). https://www.liquidsonics.com/ Save hundreds of dollars with our bundles - check out the Reverb Suite to get seven stunning reverbs for $579, that's 65% off! The sale ends today. There will be no extensions. If you want to save in the store do not delay!