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Pluin Alliance March 14, 2022 Share FacebookTweetEmail The upcoming Maintenance Update including Apple Silicon M1 support is planned for March 2022. This update will affect a big subset of Plugin Alliance products and brings many bug fixes and improvements. Once available, simply use the Installation Manager to download and (re-)install the products to update and benefit from the improvements. Support changes Added native Apple Silicon M1 compatibility for VST3, VST2 and AU (except AAX) Added macOS Monterey support Discontinued support for macOS 10.9 and 10.10 Added Windows 11 support Added Windows 10 21H1 support Discontinued support for Windows 7 General fixes and improvements Metering behavior is now as expected in block sizes of 2048 samples and higher Brands / products that have been updated General bugfixes and improvements in all products of the following brands (product-specific fixes are described separately) ACME Audio A/DA Amek Ampeg Black Box Analog Design Brainworx Audio (except for bx_crispytuner / bx_crispyscale)bx_limiter True Peak When loading a preset on Windows, all controls are set correctly now GUI is now scalable bx_masterdesk Improved metering behavior bx_oberhausen Time signature and synchronized LFO speed issues are fixed MIDI CC file now gets stored with the .XML suffix and can be loaded on Windows 10 Removed from being available in the Audio Suite plugin list in Pro Tools Last legato note does not get triggered by mistake anymore Delay lines do not create issues when switching presets anymore bx_panEQ Potential crashes in Logic or other macOS hosts are fixed Chandler Limited Dangerous Music Diezel Amps elysia (except for Phil's Cascade) ENGL Friedman Fuchs Gallien Krueger Knif AudioKnifonium Time signature and synchronized LFO speed issues are fixed Removed from being available in the Audio Suite plugin list in Pro Tools Delay lines do not create issues when switching presets anymore MIDI CC file now gets stored with the .XML suffix and can be loaded on Windows 10 Soma Fixed pop sounds when switching Q factor especially in AAX DSP Mäag Audio Millennia Noveltech Audio Pro Audio DSPDSM V3 Audio doesn't get distorted anymore after rendering or changing the buffer size Purple Audio Shadow Hills Industries SPL (except for Hawkeye) Vertigo Sound

i think I will hold off on the Cosmos update until Waves receive enough hate mail to fix the issue.

I'll stick with building my own PC's and save the $7K.

I purchased this about two years ago from the JST website and used it for a short period of time, vocals just never sounded good using this plugin. That's just my experience with this plugin. ?

Once you click on the blue link, "Claim Perk", You can't go back and get it. Hopefully you saved the code you were shown.

I put on headphones and mix in the dark for an hour. If I then turn all of the lights back on and my stuff hasn't been stolen, I know my neighborhood is safe. ?

Crickets, Crickets, Crickets

Of course it is, because it a coupon. ?

Oh my goodness, those keyboard sounds took me back. I have to get this!!! Thanks Larry ?

The website is called groove3 https://www.groove3.com/ if you have an account and have paid for there products before, then you may see the Groove perks when you log into your account. If you don't have an account, then you will want to create one for yourself. There are several free videos by Dave Pensado, and they have discounted downloads every once in a while.

No Frank, I think he posted my code!!! ?

Hey All, Groove3 is giving away 20% off the purchase of a Warm Audio WA-47 condenser Mic. Log into your groove3 account and look under the account image then look for Groove Perks. I just got a new WA-73EQ preamp, now I can compliment it with a WA-47 mic, Nice!! *This limited-time offer is for Continental U.S. customers only!

Most of those plugins I purchased separately or in other bundles, so why buy it now. Nope not gonna do it, ?

No, we all received the same March voucher code.

I'm in the market for a new motherboard and a new processor, check out some of the prices for the i9 processor I found. Visit your friendly ~~~> online B&H Photo ?

Soundtoys, It's nice to know you are giving to Ukraine. ?

Yes, Cakewalk by BandLab can handle large projects a long as your computer can handle it. Cakewalk would not be the problem, your computer would have to be up to the task of handling the plugins you intend to use, plus the track count, plus the bus count with plugins, plus the sends and the Aux tracks. If you plan on loading up a project with all of this and have a heavy track count with multiple routing, then get rid of your quad core PC and move to a modern i7 or i9 processor with some real RAM and you should do fine. This is for All DAWS. However, if you are strictly a two track person, (vocal and music track), then you should not have a problem recording on anything. Thinking now, I need to get a new processor and Motherboard. ?

I recently had death in my family, as one of my Presonus Eureka's died. The Eureka's are single channel mic preamps with Compression and EQ built in. I've had two Eureka's for quite a while in my home studio. Well, in it's place I went and purchased a Warm Audio WA73-EQ, which is a clone of a Neve 1073 Preamp. I love the way this sounds and the impact the EQ has on the preamp is amazing. In addition, I like the tone button which changes the impedance for the mic between 300 and 1200 which gives a very sound a nice sound. This Preamp is simply beautiful. Neve 1073SPX Microphone Preamp & EQ Warm Audio WA73-EQ Mic Preamp

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If the payment is 4 dollars, close out and go back again and add Zero for the amount and it will be free.

OK, I bit the bullet and purchased the Warm Audio WA73-EQ to replaced my Dead Presonus Eureka. Thanks everyone for giving me good advice, but my decision came down to sound and price, plus some goodies that was added along with the purchase. (4 Mic cables, 2 instrument cables and one floor surge protector). I'm a a sucker for freebies

Graig, Your studio desk was the first studio desk I owned, I took off the rack and the 2 CD holders and top shelf, which gave more desk space to add dual monitors and then build a standing studio rack for my gear.

Get to WUPPING!!! ?