Magic Russ

There seems to be a licensing problem, as when I pull that library up I get a message telling me that all the impulses are unregistered.

BREVERB is an algorithm reverb while ReMatrix is a convolution plugin. It's not a case of better but different.

It's also confusing because they say that some of these are samples only but I have read other people say that they include Battery kits with the expansions.

This is pretty sad. They were a great resource for me when I was getting started.

It's called Bits and Pieces and contains 20 new synth patches and 20 new effects patches. Log in to account to download.

This is odd. Analog Lab Pro shows presets for some synths that I don't own such as Acid, but there are some that I don't own such as Synthx which don't have presets available.

Analog V has been updated to include support for the new Synthex. If you are a user of the full version, this means you can access a bank with a fair amount of presets from this synth.

I'm pretty sure the last time I saw it that low was a few presidential administrations ago.

https://www.kvraudio.com/news/scuffham-amps-announces-the-chance-to-get-the-entire-s-gear-suite-at-a-one-time-low-price-61820

V Collection 9 owners upgrade for 69.

Includes kits, pieces, and MIDI packs https://www.xlnaudio.com/campaign/60_off_addictive_drums_2

Is it really lazy or is it done with the malicious intent of punishing users for not having upgraded?

I hate the expansions. Unless you are using Maschine they are so clunky. You get samples and a few synth presets, but they put all of these in their own directories without adding these to the preset management systems of the synths in question.

I got this on a previous sale, but it doesn't get a lot of usage. As you can see, it is dominated by string and orchestral machines. Some of these are quite good, but I'm not the guy who needs every variety of these. Overall a lot of these sounds are either things I have covered already elsewhere, or are fairly niche. For example, I'm guessing there aren't a lot of people who sit down to write something thinking "Hey, I need to have a Univox sound on this one". Even though this is not a collection of instruments I often use, I do have to say that the sampling, scripting, and design is done fairly well. I also have to give props to whoever did the demos. In my hands the electronic pianos just sound cheap and buzzy but they made these instruments sound playable.

I was running updates for the IK software manager and at the bottom of the list I was seeing T-Racks 6 as an option to try or buy. After updating ToneX I saw that this was gone. Has anyone heard any rumors about this and what it might include?