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@mibby Good catch! The manager looks pretty new - don't think it was there last time I checked. The latest version was released in June, current version is v1.0.23 "You still need to figure out which ones you own because there is no 'My Plugins' option" I thought so too but turns out it can identify** what plugins have been installed and will show if they are up to date or if there are available updates! If you have demo'd but not purchased a plugin and just deleted the VST instead of uninstalling it, you can uninstall it via the Manager so you stop getting nagged about updating a noninstalled plugin. **edit: the manager could only identify 1/2 of what I had previously installed. I had to install the 'missing' plugins with the manager for it to know what was installed or not; but now it looks like it recognizes them all. left clicking on the ellipsis of installed plugin...

Hi E.D. - not picking on you, just giving information. CPU is probably the bottleneck. CPU architecture has improved a lot over the last couple of years and an i7 in itself is no longer an indicator of sufficient performance. E.G. I had a 2012 Alienware i7, 24GB RAM, 2 4TB SDD Samsung EVO drives and finally had to concede that it was outperformed by my kids newer i5 powered laptop. I found this info googling around... In general you will get better performance with a newer i5 vs older i7. Older i7's (like your i7-6700HQ) were 4 cores with 8 threads. Newer i5's are either 6 cores and 6 threads or 6 cores with 12 threads. The i5 9600K achieves better performance than the i7 7700K, and the i5 10600K achieves better performance than an i7 8700K. UserBenchmark: Intel Core i7-6700HQ vs i7-7700K Don't know if upgrading your CPU is an option, but in terms of bang for the buck might be worth checking out.

SoundToys Spring Sale ended June 14th If last year is used as the model the next big sale is probably BF/end of year with one off sales (individual plugins or lite versions) occasionally in between. Also JRR Shop or other 3rd party vendors have one off sales from time to time. Edit: or you can pick up a used Sie-Q on KVR

My upgrade price from 9 Pro to 10 Pro is $79.99 Don't think that this is an intro price (no info if is or not). The question is if I'm not going to immediately use it should I hold off hoping for a sale?

BlueLab plugins - development ceased in 2021 and made freely available. Mainly tools, some Fx - see list below... Download the whole set at https://web.archive.org/web/20211120133206/https://bluelab-plugs.com/ or just check out devs old web site for plugin details. or individually at https://plugins4free.com/dev/606/ Scanned on both ESET and Bitdefender as clean. Plugin list Air - Air extraction and remixing plugin. Autogain - Gain rider plugin, which follows and adjusts the level of a track automatically. Chroma - Chromagram visualization plugin. Denoiser - Plugin that attenuates or even suppress the background noise (hiss) on a track. EQ Hack - Plugin to retrieve visually and accurately an equalization previously done on an audio file. Gain 60 - Plugin that modifies the gain of a track from -60dB to +60dB. Gain12 - Plugin that modifies the gain of a track from -12dB to +12dB. Gain24 - Plugin that modifies the gain of a track from -24dB to +24dB. Ghost - Powerful spectrogram visualization and editing software. GhostViewer - Simple spectrogram visualization plugin. Impulses - Plugin that captures the acoustic characteristics of a place by using impulse responses (IRs). Infra - Phantom fundamental bass enhancer plugin. Lo Fi - Simple and efficient bitcrusher plugin. Panogram - Stereo sound field visualization plugin. PitchShift - Plugin that changes the pitch of a sound, from one octave below to one octave above the original sound. Precedence - Precedence (Haas) effect processing plugin. Rebalance - Single track spectral demixer plugin. SampleDelay - Plugin that simply applies a short delay to a track, with a precision at the level of one sample. Saturate - Simple saturation plugin. Shaper - Transient shaper plugin that amplifies or attenuates the transients on an audio track. Sine - Simple and accurate sine wave generator plugin. Spatialiser - Binaural HRTF spatialization plugin. SpectralDiff - Plugin that detects if two audio files are identical or slightly different. StereoPan - Plugin that sets the panning of a stereo track for each of the two channels independently. StereoWidth - Stereo widening plugin. Wav3s - Sound visualization in 3D. While some of these looked interesting I never really got to checking them out in depth due to bad timing, i.e. my previous computer dying and not realizing (till now) that I had never installed them on my new one.

Indeed, for me every update loads slower than the previous release. At some point they won't have to bother updating because the previous release will still be trying to load.

The crossgrade for current PSP StereoPack users costs only $29 only. All mine for $29.

If you already have any Kirk Hunter libraries CHECK YOUR EMAIL.... Subject: Loyalty Discount: Kinetic Woodwinds Plus Mine was sent 6/1923 at 5:30am

other vendors https://www.audiodeluxe.com/products/audio-plugins/united-plugins-voxessor| $65 or https://unitedplugins.com/Voxessor/ €64 (or cheaper if you have web site credits...)

I haven't noticed issues with Cakewalk & Opus (I just fired it up & tested). You're not really giving up any clues as to why you might be having issues. What are your system specs?. (OS, CPU, RAM, hard drive type, etc.).

No idea but per webpage: The CV Inputs appear to be dedicated sidechain connections

Oh Boy! A day at Disney Land can run you $179. So BFD Land is truly a bargain! But it does make it hard to take the time off for work / school if you exit the park a month after entering...

LOL, sounds good. ?

umm.. From SOS review: https://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/moog-moogerfooger-plug-ins (need account on SOS to read full article) and that was at the MSRP of $249 Kind of disappointing when people either slam stuff or praise it as mana from heaven without either trying it or at least researching it. I haven't tried Moog's plugins so I can't comment on how good or bad they are. A couple of videos for your consideration Edit: Here's the web page on Moog's site documenting the Moogerfoogers plugins https://www.moogmusic.com/products/moogerfooger-effects-plug-ins There are sound demos for all of them (it's a side scroller - check about 3 screens over).

Do you mean GP5 is around the corner? I have PA's GP3 and GP4 v4.5.8 NM, I'm sure it's just a typo...

Please cite some credible sources re Windows going SAAS. Regarding Microsoft fixing issues - Microsoft is constantly fixing issues, but how soon or whether your issue is addressed really depends on the issue and what priority they place on it. If it's a Windows 10 issue that was fixed in Windows 11 the priority may be zero. Security issues or Issues that affect corporate customers - those rank pretty high. A number of people turn off receiving Windows updates - for them issues will never get fixed as they'll never receive the fixes. Also if there is a hardware factor in your issue it may not be entirely a Microsoft issue to fix (it may take either a Windows update, a driver update or both to resolve some issues). Dell for example is constantly pushing updates (seems like weekly updates come out on their higher end models).

If you're into trance / stutter-gating or sidechaining this plugin is supposed to be one of the better ones. Also multiband capable.

... see my previous post

The following are not part of Amp Room, not included in the deal: Eden WT800 Bass amp Marshall Murder One Lemmy Signature Kerry King Signature Marshall Plexi Super Lead 1959 (my bad, this is included)

Here's another $50, min spend $75 2023-06-50HENGZDG8A7

Ok, so who in Europe used their VPN to pay as an American and screwed up PayPal for the US? I'll have you know that we Americans can screw things up on our own quite nicely. We don't need assistance. So next time let us handle it. What? Oh... Hmm, maybe that didn't come off as I intended.

Not sure why any of this this (Gig Performer/PA stuff) is a surprise to anyone who bought into/purchased the PA version and did at least 10 seconds of research into what they were buying.

Just checked and I've got my code!