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Larry, you are the man. It worked like a charm!! Thanks for the Code 👍 Can you tell the folks how long this promotion will last?

Ok, I understand 👍

Read it carefully,!! When signals from different microphones (or sources) arrive at slightly different times, they can interfere destructively, leading to a loss of low-end punch, a weaker sound, or a "hollow" or "thin" sound, especially with instruments like drums where multiple mics are used Do you mix drum kits that were recorded by others? Do you use drum samples? Do you have two kicks with one being heavily compressed? what about a recorded bass via DI and amp? Not supporting Neutron, I just like the video.

Shane, When signals from different microphones (or sources) arrive at slightly different times, they can interfere destructively, leading to a loss of low-end punch, a weaker sound, or a "hollow" or "thin" sound, especially with instruments like drums where multiple mics are used

I just discovered "Mr-Label Self-Laminating Wrap Around Cable Labels" I use the MR610 cable labels which come in a pack of 5 colors. These are self laminating labels that easily wrap around the audio cable. I tried the MR-Label’s Online Design Tool but it couldn't give me what I wanted. Here is how I use them. I purchased a set of Consecutive number stickers here~~~> Amazon. I then purchased the MR 610 Laminated labels from mr-label.com (you will see the purchase option as you scroll under the template online). I place a number above on the color portion of the label and wrap it around the cable being careful not to be too close to the end of the cable. I used 1 and 1/inches for distance, this will all you see the numbers when all of the cables are together behind the rack. Please pay attention to the orientation of the label when applying the number to the label. apply to the short side Facing up. The included video will show you how it's done. It looks great behind my rack where I have my gear. I can easily identify the cable I am looking for from one end to the other. Keeping a chart is good too.

It's legit

I was watching some videos and came across one about Phase Alignment. I use Waves "Inphase", I've used it so long, it's part of my arm now. I began wondering how others are dealing with phase alignment in their studios. What other plugins are being used or are you doing it manually?

Warm Audio fan here I love their WA 73-EQ, I have two of them and their WA Bus comp, however, no mics yet.

Larry, Thanks, I tried it and I liked it, just like Mikey

Fleer, How would you get all of them in a $99.00 Bundle?

Have you seen the price for the following with out having to WUP anything!! Empirical Labs EL8 Distressor for $39.00 The Fairchild Tube Limiter Collection for $29.00 API Vision Channel Strip for $29.00 Manley® Massive Passive EQ for $39.00 Manley® Variable Mu Limiter Compressor for 39.00 API 2500 Bus Compressor $ 49.00 Just to name a few, great plugins . Get back to the website and make your purchase 😎

Hello All, Save up to 75% on Our Top 50 UAD Plug-Ins Plus there’s a limited-time $50 coupon in your cart for blockbuster savings! Ends on March 31st.

Where is the link? 😗

Thanks Cakewalk for the update to External Inserts. ❤️What good was it to be able to use a stereo compressor as a EI and then not use it as a Mono EI for another channel later when needed. I think I feel a purchase brewing.. 💲

Hello All, Warm Audio SALE: Buy One Get One Free, WA-DI-P Passive DI at participating retailers through March 31 View the sale here ~~~> Warm Audio Direct Boxes Passive Di Active Di

Hello All, I haven't come back to the new version of Cakewalk Sonar yet. I still have BandLab on my computer along with another DAW that I have grown fond of using mainly because I can easily use my collected hardware processers with it without any problems. With the old Cakewalk Sonar, if you connect a stereo Processor, and wanted to use one of it's mono channels, you had to remove the already attached stereo pair and attach it as mono. So my question is, has this been addressed in Cakewalk Sonar now since the release of it as a full fledge DAW again, or is it still the same setup for hardware inserts? Sorry, however, this lack of a feature was the reason why I started falling away from Cakewalk. I loved using the old Sonar and the BandLab DAW itself, but the problem was adding my hardware to it so I could use it as mono or a stereo pair when I wanted. Thanks for any news about this.

Nothing I really want ....

I wish I would have been around to see that T-Racks 6 Max glitch, oh how I would have jumped on that!

Hello Everyone, This is new from Behringer today. Behringer is not calling it a 1073, they are calling it a 1273 in compact form. Today, we pay homage to that iconic studio cornerstone with the Behringer 73, a more compact version of the Behringer 1273. Developed with one of the original engineers, their valuable knowledge and experience ensure that the 73 not only maintains the great sound of the original but also meets the demands of modern production. The 73 is a 1273 in a compact package and shares the same architecture. This makes it great for combining with your favorite EQ or compressor or building a whole array of preamps in one rack. The solid steel chassis gives it durability and provides isolation from other units in your setup. The 1273 includes an electronically controlled, resistor-stepped rotary gain switch that offers up to 80 dB of gain adjustment. This allows you to precisely set optimal input levels with the least amount of noise and is also great for recalling your settings consistently for every mix scenario. Beringer73 500 Series $249.00 at ~~sold here Behringer's 1273 Behringer Video

Sorry, but I've been over seas for a while and I am jut noticing that most of the Tracks Plugins are selling for $29.99 each or Tracks 6 Max is now $99.99, Effective now through 3/31/2025 Which Includes the following high-quality plug-ins: Classic T-RackS Equalizer Classic T-RackS Compressor Master Match X Black 76 Limiting Amplifier British Channel Bus Compressor Channel Strip X Classic T-RackS Clipper Classic T-RackS Multi-band Limiter CSR Hall Reverb CSR Plate Reverb EQ PA EQP-1A Vintage Tube Program Equalizer EQual Full Metering One Opto Compressor Saturator X Space Delay Brickwall Limiter De-esser Delay Lab Dyna-Mu EQ 81 EQ PB FAME Studio Reverb Filter Fusion Linear Phase Equalizer LO-FI Punch Master EQ 432 Mic Room Precision Comp/Limiter Quad Comp Quad Lim Stealth Limiter T-RackS Leslie Tape Echo Tape Machine 99 The Farm Stone Room Studio Reverb White 2A Leveling Amplifier Bass ONE Comprexxor CSR Inverse Reverb CSR Room Reverb Dual Spring EQ 73 EQ PG Joe Chiccarelli Vocal Strip Pusher Quad Image Sunset Sound Studio Reverb Tape Machine 24 Tape Machine 80 Tape Machine 440 TASCAM 388 TASCAM PORTA ONE TEAC A-3340S TEAC A-6100 MKII Triad Chorus Vintage Tube Compressor/Limiter Model 670 White Channel

Hello Folks, Get the IK Multimedia T-RackS Joe Chiccarelli Vocal Strip for only $29.99 until 3/31/25. Get it from ~~~> Sweetwater.com Premium Vocal Processing with a Hollywood Hue The wide-ranging and intuitive Joe Chiccarelli Vocal Strip plug-in is the fast way to turn average tracks into infectious earworms. Joe Chiccarelli's career as a producer and engineer at Hollywood’s Sunset Sound studio has earned him multiple Grammy awards and production credits alongside The Killers, The Strokes, Alanis Morissette, The White Stripes, U2, Jason Mraz, and more. In short, Joe knows his stuff. This new IK Multimedia signature plug-in puts Joe's favorite signal chain, effects, EQ tools, and more at your fingertips without having to book a flight to LA. This collection has tons of room for customization and detailed tweaking, but it’s also easy to get started right away with numerous onboard presets; the strip works independently as a plug-in or as part of IK Multimedia's T-RackS 5 software suite. EQ, analog processing, and effects IK Multimedia T-RackS Joe Chiccarelli Vocal Strip Plug-in Features:

Well, I am grateful that Plugin Boutique left the sale going.

Wait one minute, When I went to the Harrison website after clicking the link. the price for the Channel Strip is 299.99. Is there a code to use? Solid State Logic owns Harrison now, and they have nothing about a €24.99 to US Dollars which would be $26.21 price being offered for the Harrison 32Classic Channel Strip. I just found the Deal at ~~~> Plugin Boutique

Other Features Piano roll display Customizable knob speed My favorite filter types Apple silicon native support Solo mode Phase invert Automatic gain compensation Gain scale Adjustable spectrum center frequency Resizable interface Full-screen mode MacOS Retina and Windows high-DPI support User-defined default settings Pre-EQ/post-EQ/both spectrum Multi-band selection Multiple display ranges: 3dB, 6dB, 12dB, 18dB, 30dB Output level meter Preset selector 40+ presets for mixing and mastering Undo/redo and A/B switching VST2, VST3, Audio Unit, AAX Native (64-bit) Latency Minimum-Phase: 0. Analog Phase: 63 sample points, about 1.4ms (44100Hz sample rate). Mix Phase: 63-2047 sample points, depends on band frequency point. Linear Phase: 2047, 4095, 8191, 16383, 32767 sample points. User-Customizable Settings How to trigger war on a forum? Ask them if a Q value shall increase/decrease when mouse wheels up. To help speed-up your workflow, Kirchhoff-EQ provides a rich set of options allowing you to cast it to your own handy tool. 32 Filter Types Modeled from Historic Vintage EQs! Get vintage and modern at same time! We modeled 9 vintage EQ hardware units as a total of 32 EQ types implemented in Kirchhoff-EQ. Benefit from Robust Nyquist-Matched Transform, every EQ type precisely matches the original hardware and won't cramp near Nyquist frequency. For a further step, unlike the original hardware that only allows to choose between several frequency positions, we modified the DSP model to make adjustable frequency points for all these types! Every type in these models can be used together with regular EQ types or other modeled types, and can be applied with dynamic functions (except lowpass and highpass types). This brings you more freedom and convenient operations. * No non-linear behaviors were modeled. All vintage filter types only contain ideal linear parts of their physical model.