Magic Russ

Don't forget, in addition to all the effects that are there, you have the ability to modulate all these parameters based on the input envelope, or LFOs or step sequencers.

Fuzz Faces are not my favorite fuzz, but I think they did a reasonably good job with this.

I think the usage issues have less to do with the GUI and more to do with GR6 running in HQ mode by default and that the new cabinets are all IR.

I don't think that those are generating enough interest for them to invest resources in creating videos. I've also noticed that for certain manufacturers, Groove3 videos come out very close in time to the software/update they are covering. It could be that the relationships they have with manufacturers affects which products get featured.

That's a fairly good idea. Although if you only have a couple of drum sounds (as opposed to wanting dozens of varieties of snares, etc) it doesn't take a lot of time to sample the ones you want and pop them into Battery.

In for $10 for the two I didn't yet have. Masala is very much what you expect, but Low End Theory with a few nice lead sounds.

Unless I am reading it wrong, it looks like Mixcraft are distributing the Kjaerhus Audio Classic Series effects. If you know, enough said, if not google what happened to that company.

I think most DAWs have had Hall of Shame moments Logic for abandoning its PC users. Cakewalk for the way the add on components around the time of X2 made things less stable. Ableton for looking ugly as anything. Bitwig for offering WASAPI support for output but not input. Also both of them for not being able to audition midi to a track. Project 5 could do that and it's been out of development for 15 or 17 years already. Cubase had people calling their parent company Steinbug, so I'm sure there's something there. Frooty Loops offering lifetime upgrades and then changing the name of the product and everyone having to upgrade to the new version. Mixcraft for bundling software from an infamous *****. I guess that just leaves Reaper and Studio One as not having Hall of Shame moments.

Rainbow started with Dio, had big single "Since You've Been Gone" with Graham Bonnet, also "Stone Cold" with Joe Lynn Turner.

And the only reason for that was that it's huge enough that you need the hard drive it comes on. On the other hand, if I had to do a re-install a good chunk of these would have been updated and need to be downloaded anyway.

By the way, which one is he?

Probably not on its own but averaging prices in the next group buy it probably would be effectively less than that.

I don't think they let you do that anymore. I'm not sure if they let you sell your serials either.

I have been finding I like the SQ-80 more than I thought I would. I also am finding a lot of potential in the Synclavier. I've had this for a couple of months and feel like I haven't even scratched the surface.

They gave me the FX collection for $49 for BF, because I owned some of the freebies they gave away for Christmas. All I wanted was the Fragments granulizer, which goes for $99. And I also got the V Collection at $199 because I upgraded their string product from the holiday giveaway version.

Old 97's, Timebomb: She's gonna kill me, and I don't mean softly... Bob Dylan, Positively 4th St: Yes, I wish that for just one time you could stand inside my shoes You'd know what a drag it is to see you James, Laid: You're driving me crazy, when are you coming home? Wilco, Passenger Side: You're gonna make me spill my beer, if you don't learn how to steer Wilco, Jesus Etc.: Our love is all of God's money

I always preferred his cover of "For You"

One potentially important thing people may not have noticed is that with version 4.2 Battery no longer supports import of 3rd party formats such as soundfont, drumagog, mpc etc. REX is an exception. If you need these you can either roll back to 4.1.5 or keep Battery 3 around if you have it.

It just adds macOS Ventura compatibility and some minor graphical improvements when building instruments.

The regular price for their emulation of the Boss DS-1 is $50. I can get the real thing for $40 on Reverb or $50 new when Guitar Center has a sale.

Somehow I managed to get a coupon in my cart for Mesa Boogie 2 which brought it down to $14.99 (but no additional jam points) so perhaps check that before going to JRR.

I want to finish more songs this year.

Witcher III is a pretty good game and with the included expansions that's a lot of content for $10.

It's more or less a couple of test tones with some amp and filter envelopes and a cool interface.

I think they are optimistic thinking they can get $15 for it at the regular price.