Magic Russ

Now it's a Hagstrom for $499

I do have to ask about the ACT Amp profiles, are any of these any good?

Revalver is one of the few amp sim suites that hosts other VSTs. This is something that could be very useful for people who use multiple hosts and don't want to set up device chains/track templates multiple times. Or people who have found that NI's Choral and Replika sound pretty good on guitar.

Fine, I should have used the term "Case Fatality Rate", as was shown in the infographic.

Hard to believe that game is 7 years old already.

Regarding masks

Like Peter said, this is for corporate/industrial applications. Partly to avoid accidental contact, like running into someone as they are opening a door from the other side, and partly to remind people exactly how far apart 6 feet is (or 1.5 m or whatever)

Actually the worldwide mortality case fatality rate is 7.3% worldwide, 6.1% in US. https://informationisbeautiful.net/visualizations/covid-19-coronavirus-infographic-datapack/ Edit: updated to use more accurate term CFR instead of mortality.

That day went quick. Now they have different stuff on sale: Nomad Factory Pulse-TEC EQs $19.99 Nomad Factory E-Maximizer v1.7 $4.99 Nomad Factory Cosmos Harmonic Exciter and Sub Generator Plugin $19.99 Nomad Factory Blue Tubes Effects Pack $29.00 Nomad Factory Blue Tubes Dynamics Pack $29.00 Nomad Factory AS State EQ $9.99 Nomad Factory AS Comp Limit $9.99 Nomad Factory ALL-TECH 9063B EQ $19.99

I find that it's a great creative tool. I will often finding myself coming up with chord progressions that I might not have found playing guitar. However, I don't always find the sound convincing. Maybe they could provide MIDI out in a future release.

Is mixcraft's transport still in the middle of the screen?

Just out of curiousity, how does this compare to the Crowd Choir project SonicCouture did a while back?

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This would very much be a no brainer to someone who is starting out. However, with the collection I have, I am still on the fence Thanks to a few group buys over the years, I have most of Amplitube and a lot of T-Racks. There are a few custom shop pieces in Amplitube which look interesting. As for T-Racks, I'm not sure how many compressors and eq's I need. I'm not interested in Syntronik. I'm not sure I need SampleTank either, although I'm open to the possibility that it might have a few exceptional libraries. MODO Bass might be the deciding factor for me.

I wasn't sure if this mailing wasn't sent out a week late.

Samples, not plugins.

And there's no way these samples were ever worth $800+ like they. The one-shots are not mapped for any of the major drum samplers, and the collections with loops typically contain less than a dozen. Still, if you are looking for certain sounds, there are a few interesting ones there.

Does a Boss Katana count? Otherwise, I'm between Amplitube and S-Gear, often with AT4 pedals running into S-Gear.

For freestanding effects: Acon Multiply NI Choral I have always been a fan of the MXR Stereo Chorus on guitar, and Amplitube Slash and Bias FX do pretty good versions.

for those of you curious to see if that Picard show was any good. https://variety.com/2020/tv/news/patrick-stewart-cbs-all-access-free-month-1203543617/

And today's is Limerance for $8

Do these libraries have extractable content or are they only usable with Weaponizer or Reformer?

Polivox is a bit limited, so maybe not that one. e-Grande is not something I use. Aliasonix is pretty much what you'd expect from a software sampler running on an Amiga in 1987. Cosmic Music Bell is cool for what it is, but again, far from essential.

I was just messing with that this morning. I need to stop forgetting about that one.

The Blue Zone is an odds and ends type of collection. "For this one I ran my doorbell through the ensemble section of an ARP string synth". There are some decent pads, but as many leads, plinky arpeggios, basses and FX. If I were looking for lush analog pads and were to get only one, Orbitone would be my choice. The strings, choir, Constellation, and SVX would be good choices too. I'd also say Zero 1 is somewhat of a steal at UKP 2.50. It's a fun little synth with a fair amount of presets.