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Fury For $49 - lowest price I've seen. Previous low was, IIRC, $79 same as the intro price. https://heavyocity.com/product/fury

Nice mics. I have the old non-SL Bluebird and love it. Great vocal mic. Here a SOS review: https://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/blue-essential-sl

Sounds nice (web sound clips & Simeon's video) just wondering if this (VB3-II) offers anything over either the IKM version or the UA version?

Signing up gets you on their email list i.e. to be notified. As @BTP mentioned "You have to be fast on 24th to get the plugin." What a crock...

I found stir fry all over my bed this morning... I must have been sleep wokking again.

Hi Larry, For multitrack they weren't wrong (sonic wise) as 2" 16-track has the same specs per track as 1/4" 1/2 track that was used to mix masters. That studio was Mystic Sound on Selma (which ran parallel between Hollywood & Sunset) & Vine in Hollywood. We had an Ampex MM1000 2" 16track ran at either 15 or 7.5 ips. Also had a swapable headstack for 1" 8 track. Mixing console was a Spectra Sonic Spectra Sonics Model 1012 Control room monitors: JBL 4320 If you'd like to discuss it further we probably should discuss it in a PM or open a thread in the Coffee House

It looks like there may be a lot of control for muting but it's only briefly touched on in the walkthough (a couple of seconds) Maybe someone who has it can comment further... muted single notes:

Three free reverbs this time - don't recall how many it was last time... HYBRID FREE: reverb impulse library that combines real spaces with the tones of legendary digital reverb units. DUSTY RACKS FREE: a selection of 15 rare reverb units of the 80s and 90s BLACKSTAR STUDIO: a full capture of all the rooms of the Blackstar recording studio, with multiple mic setups. All libraries come with the REmatrix Player plug-in for free! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ from https://www.overloud.com/products/dusty-racks-free#getfreelib GET THE LIBRARY FOR FREE The library is FREE. It can be loaded into REmatrix Full as well as the free REmatrix Player, with the following steps: If you already have REmatrix Full or REmatrix player installed, please skip to step 5 If you do not have an Overloud account, you need to create one for free. Download and install the free REmatrix Player. That’s our IR loader. Open the plugin in your daw and when asked for the authorization, log in with your Overloud account. Your license will be automatically displayed: Download the Dusty Racks Free library Drag the downloaded library into REmatrix in order to install it. IF ASKED FOR A SERIAL, CLICK CANCEL: the library will be authorized anyway.

posted Wednesday... As commented on the other thread - upgrade prices aren't as tempting as last year but who's to say if/when they'll hit that price again.

I don't recall a FabFilter upgrade ever being cheaper than the price you'd get directly from FabFilter...

At lot of people have problems with their spelling - don't be so hard on yourself.

Most bald men still own a comb - they just can't part with it.

My upgrade price directly from FabFilter is $59.19

@bjornpdx Don't know why you have this posted as not a deal. The only deals/sales on Indiginus products are the introductory offers. The current price is an introductory price $59 for v2 - v1 is selling for $69 V2 will be selling for $69 or higher once the introductory pricing expires - don't know if upgrade pricing will change.

My upgrade offer is almost twice the price of last year's offer. It was debatable then, a definite pass now. Maybe it's a decent deal if you're just now buying in but going from Signature to the All Plugins bundle where the only change is getting "new" plugins that only work in FL Studio? Nah...

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ROTFL I was referring to OP.

Links don't work... Try this: https://www.pspaudioware.net/UserArea/user/assets

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Looks interesting...

Your user presets should be backed up online to: https://www.xlnaudio.com/account/my_files

Back in the day every producer, engineer & artist was trying to the cleanest, punchiest tracks they could and it was a constant battle. 2" 24 track machines gave you more tracks but with the narrower tracks you had more crosstalk, higher noise floor & less dynamics. 2" 16 track was considered to be audiowise superior but for more tracks it was a sacrifice most people were willing to make. Once 30ips tape machines became available (which had a lower noise floor and better dynamics) - people didn't record at 15ips because they loved the sound they did it because magnetic tape was expensive and they had tight budgets. Some producers would even mix on 1/2" 2 track (30ips) because the wider tracks had less tape noise & better dynamics than 1/4". In the '80 I worked at the only studio in Southern California that had a 2" multitrack (Ampex MM1000 16 track) that could run at 7 1/2 ips. That speed was utter total garbage but the studio owner loved it because anyone who used it could never go to any other studio to work on their project. IMHO while there are some artistic uses of clipping/ saturation/ distortion /tape emulation, etc. most of the hype is snake oil - misrepresenting the efforts and technology of the past to push plugin sales. If this was the food industry they'd be advertising: "Now days, food has lost its flavor. Everything is too clean and sanitary. Bring back that vintage taste of farm cuisine! Just add a touch of Farm Magic! A delicious blend of vintage ingredients (American soil, excessive salt and sugar, that touch of cow, hog, & chicken excrement that granny couldn't remove because her house lacked running water, plus minute quantities of lead from buckshot and paint chips). Farm Magic brings back that taste of great grandma's cooking where it took her half the day and she still sometimes scorched half the meal on her wood burning stove. Yum Yum! Use it on every dish!"

At the moment my feelings are that this should have been free to Pitchmap owners. Has anyone here tried Pitchmap Colors? Not much of anything yet on the web about it. IMHO the demo video they have on the website is garbage - sounds like something my nephew would come up with if you allowed 8 year olds to drink hard liquor. Common Zynaptiq - show us at least one practical or artist usage of it... Maybe someone will post a decent walkthrough at some point. If I have to base a purchase decision solely on the video, it's going to be a hard pass. Looks like you can get a demo here: https://www.zynaptiq.com/pitchmapcolors/pitchmapcolors-downloads/ If I have time and can get motivated maybe I'll check out the demo. As always YMMV but if you find or create an example of Pitchmap Colors being lovely please share it with us.

Yes, as long as I pay for them... (I had a $29 offer for this one)