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Not everyone paid $25 or less for GP from PA so a one sized upgrade price is not ideal.

How much a month is the Meh level subscription? The one where they don't give you access to any plugins but still charge you a monthly WUP fee...

It's a nice set.

https://www.rigid-audio.com/products_grainstates.html Sale $5.60 Thought this was new but an inventory check reveals I already have it... GRAINSTATES AT A GLANCE: 128 FACTORY PRESETS. 3 DIFFERENT STATES WITHIN EACH FACTORY PRESET. 4X 64 (256) SOURCE WAV SOUNDS. 4 ENGINES (2X GRAIN, 1X WAVETABLE, 1X TIMESTRETCHING). 2X 64-STEP MODULATION TABLES. CONTROL OVER GRAIN FLUX, SPEED, DETUNING, LENGTH AND SAMPLE OFFSET. STATE-SEQUENCER WITH 8 STEPS AND MORPHING. PRESET RANDOMIZATION. SOUND RANDOMIZATION. RANDOM SOURCE SOUND SELECTION WHILE PLAYING. BUILT-IN PRODUCTION-QUALITY REVERB. FLANGER, PHASER AND "FLAIR"-EFFECTS. USER AUDIO FILE IMPORT VIA DRAG AND DROP.

Vimana features 4,083 designed sound effects with a high-tech extraterrestrial aesthetic. Sound designer Ivo Ivanov brings us a massive collection of brand new science fiction sounds including high-tech UI effects, mutated biomechanical organisms, morphing flybys, shape-shifting dimensional rifts, twisted humanoid articulations and ancient alien artefacts that defy categorization. Vimana comes with 4.7 GB of 24-bit/96 kHz .wav audio content that is equally geared toward music production, game audio and multimedia applications. Whether you’re working on a blockbuster sci-fi shooter game, a modern electronic music album or a high-tech multimedia project, you will undoubtedly find this collection to be an indispensable resource. While our sound effects are carefully designed to work with your favourite samplers and DAWs, they pair up particularly well with our own brand of audio contortion devices. Our wide selection of packs grant Polygon and Cataract users access to thousands of fresh ingredients.

For $10 it's worth adding to my glitchmachine collection. </curmudgeon mode=on> The Windows installer is a totally non-intuitive, minimalist piece of garbage. It doesn't tell you crap. Unless you've read the User Guide (and who reads the UG just to install a plugin?) you're left wondering WTF happened and how did I bollix that up? Looks like the only VST installed is a 64 bit VST3 version. If there is a VST2 version is installed I haven't found it yet looking in the usual places and I don't feel like searching my whole system for it. When you run the VST3 it'll ask for the sample folder location which you'll need to have manually placed somewhere. As far as installing things the User Guide only has minimal info on installing - for example doesn't tell you what VSTs get installed. A real installer could have done the whole job elegantly. Or at least displayed coherent instructions. </curmudgeon mode=off>

I've been using it for reamping with my IK AXE I/O. Has a nice midrange bump that works well with my 12" amp speakers, easier to find a sweat spot. I haven't recorded anything else with it; though I initially tested it when I received it (bought it used and needed to check that it wasn't dead) by talking into it and it sounded nice (for my voice), the slight EQ bump helped. So it's not as flat as the e906 can be, but that's not a bad thing. Edit: plus at the time I was able to buy it for somewhere around $50 less than I could find an e906...

PA didn't announce their 'deal' until after the developer's pre-release sale was over... and their (PA's) price is higher than the prerelease developer's price. Expected but still shitty

The e609 is good too. I've got the e609 and love it.

Been waiting for this to either go on sale or popup on eBay / Craigslist/ etc. Great price. Thanks Lars might have missed this.

In other words - if you bought it from us at sale (ie everyone) then no soup for you! Intro price (for new users) $169 is same price as Gig Performer from developer.

Interesting but I'm not wow'd enough by the demo video to drop my panties and shell out $107.40 That it has 11 operators is interesting - hopefully there'll be patches then really shine because they use all 11, but I really don't think there will be many. FWIR Poison (imageline) has 8 operators but that wasn't enough of a feature to get me to switch from FM8 by NI. A great many classic FM patches don't even use the 6 operators spec'ed out for the DX7 family of synths. If adding more operators was the magic formula to sonic nirvana everyone & their mom would have added it to their cupcakes ages ago...

Send their support an email that you didn't get the 50% code. They provided me with one.

pfft - that's a rooky question...

S.pending O.n N.everending G.as Except for the label 'Be productive' and possible grammar issues - how are the options in the OP different?

The main thing that I see different from other meters is the Bit Monitor. Still wrapping my head around what value it actually has other than - ooh that's pretty... Cakewalk has an option to automatically remove DC offset as do a number other DAWs, audio interfaces and even plugins. and it might help identify a plugin that doesn't doesn't actually handle the advertised bitrate but not sure how often I'll run into that. Still if you've got something odd happening in your mix and it points you in the right direction it's paid for itself. But like I said initially still trying to wrap my head around it... is it really a useful feature or just eyecandy?

Looks really nice... this code with a $25 monthly voucher drops price to $14.99 That's no-brainer territory... even if you already own a shelf load of nice multi-functional meters.

https://www.jrrshop.com/blue-cat-audio-late-replies $129 $88.11 with code FORUM

Dear Customer, We are happy to announce the release of Blue Cat's Late Replies 1.5, with a new dual-mode user interface, multicore and Apple Silicon support, and many new features and improvements (full change list below). This is a free update that you can download from the same location as the original full version New Features & Improvements: New dual user interface: browse and quick-edit presets with the new easy mode, or create your own delays and reverb with the full editor. Up to 8 times more processing power with the new multicore engine that can process each reply on a separate core. New echoes and ping pong delay presets with effects. New DSP workload meter that displays the DSP activity and CPU load. Added MIDI control support (MIDI CC messages) for Next and Previous Preset commands, with MIDI learn. Reduced time to load Late Replies, or any built-in plug-in. Multiple DSP performance improvements. Level meters and spectrum analyzers are not updated anymore when the user interface is closed, reducing CPU usage. Reduced the number of threads used by the plug-in. Improved global and preset settings window loading time on Windows. Added ability to select the plug-in to load when a shell plug-in file is dragged and dropped onto a slot. Full unicode support. Preset files can now be dropped onto the preset LCD area to be loaded. Smoother loops Freeze when quickly switched from 0 to 100%. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Detailed Description With its unique topology, the plug-in is a full-featured delay machine with unlimited powers: both the 8 taps pattern module and the two nested feedback loops include plug-in slots that can host built-in effects or third party plug-ins. So it's not just about delays! The plug-in includes 29 built-in effects to further manipulate the delay lines: modulation effects, EQ and filters, dynamics processors, pitch and frequency shifters, wave shaper... With the integrated ducker and its side chain input, ducking delays or reverbs has never been so easy. Blue Cat's Late Replies is delivered with hundreds of presets producing many kinds of audio effects: classic delays, rhythmic or melodic patterns, reverbs, vintage echoes, shimmer effects, sci-fi sounds... Browse and edit them quickly with only a few parameters in "easy mode", or expand the user interface to "full edit" mode to create your own creative delays, reverbs and effects, with complete control over the entire signal chain. Credits: this plug-in includes several factory presets created by Sink and Hans Van Even. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++= Main Features Powerful delay with built-in effects and third party plug-ins support. 8 taps pattern section with integrated mixer and plug-ins slots. 2 feedback loops with crossfeed and plug-ins slots. 30 built-in effects: EQ, filters, pitch & frequency shifter, delays, modulation effects, compressor, gate, bit crusher, wave shaper and more. Dual user interface: browse and quick-edit presets in easy mode, or create your own delays and reverb with the full editor. Supports third party VST, VST3 and Audio Unit plug-ins, with latency compensation. Tempo/Host Synchronization. Global stereo spread control. Several hundreds of fully editable presets. Integrated ducking, with internal and external side chain. Comprehensive visual feedback with detailed impulse response display. Protect your ears with the included feedback and output brickwall limiters. No latency.

Larry's right if EW is true to form Opus will be free in 6 months. I'll wait...

None of the download links are working, at least for me, on the new website. The links work on the old web site: https://daichilab.sakura.ne.jp/softsynth/index.html#down

The plugin menu changes in this release are awesome! This alone was worth a new release. Plug-in menu improvements Plug-in menus have been greatly enhanced to make it easier and faster to find and select plug-ins: Plug-in menus show color coded plug-in types (DX/VST2/VST3/32 bit) Large plug-in menus can now show over 1,000 plug-ins Multiple columns appear when applicable Clearer fonts Supports mouse wheel scrolling Supports keyboard navigation: HOME / END PAGE UP / PAGE DOWN Press any alpha-numeric key to go to the first plug-in beginning with that character; press the same character again to go to the next plug-in, etc. Here's a screen shot from my system. Thank you Bakers!

New features control the sensitivity for error detection. Valid values for this setting are:Below is a list of some of the new and updated features in the latest version of Cakewalk. For current and previous release notes, visit www.bandlab.com/products/cakewalk/whats-new New in Cakewalk 2021.04: In addition to workflow enhancements and bug fixes, the following new features are introduced in the 2021.04 release: Integrated BandLab library access Tempo track and Tempo Inspector PC2A T-Type Leveling Amplifier ProChannel module Loop current arrangement Convert between MIDI continuous controller (CC) events and automation envelopes Optimizations Misc enhancements

UPDATE 17-May-2021: Cakewalk 2021.04 Update 1 (build 27.04.0.175) now available We're pleased to announce the 2021.04 release! This release integrates BandLab library access directly within Cakewalk, introduces a new Tempo track and Tempo Inspector, PC2A T-Type Leveling Amplifier ProChannel module, automation enhancements, Arranger enhancements, lots of other enhancements and optimizations, and over 80 bug fixes, all in keeping with our goal of making Cakewalk as reliable and enjoyable as possible. Thanks, The Bakers

Out of curiosity - anyone actually using MDrummer? Opinions?