Mr No Name

Ik multimedia are one of the better companies imo, make some very good plug ins at a decent price, not tried their physical equipment. Hopefully you just got a dodgy unit and it's not a major manufacturing fault at the factory, that would be a disaster.

I had the full suite of IK t-racks plugs by that stage, around £85 for 50 plugins, the mixbox ones seemed a bit lame compared to those I thought, I found I still have them on my computer, only has presets and a few plugins that are selected by the presets, nothing like the full version as you say. $20 dollars probably a good deal.

stop whining .

I do enjoy his pessimistic and whinging rants, he is usually right in what he says.

yeah $ 0.00 after you've kept your money any not spent it on this. on a side note plugin alliance are having a super duper megasale at the moment, I haven't bought a single plugin there since N.I took over the site.

Remember getting this free with an audio interface, uninstalled it after trying it, may have been a lite version, don't remember 70 plug ins. possible reason for uninstalling was the look of the plugins, usually don't bother, awful to look at. Bitwig 8 track is good though (not as good as Sonar obviously)

having never heard a real sp1200 I can't say if it's a faithful emulation, tried the demo compared it to decimort 2 version, sounds completely different. kept my money.

had an email about this , $19 Am considering it ??

is the 64 bit audio engine enabled in both DAWS? edit: just noticed problem was solved.

some people have very good hearing, I personally can hear dog whistles very clearly.

no, you'll have to automate it yourself with your fingers.

front DAW top pre-amp plugin, £4 no brainer.

15 posts and no one mentioned this yet, what's going on.

Use a singer with a lisp, save money on a d-esser.

possibly. Sonalksis were the best plug in back in them days, I doubt anyone still uses them, all fabfilter now, same with synths probably. Rob Papen did have good stuff.