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And sweet as pie!

Good one, Larsy.

Yep, ambient bliss ?

Very good review on FabFilter’s Saturn 2.

There can be only one.

The best mag on the net.

It just comes back to haunt you ...

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The lord of the manor has returned!

He’s back! The Man, the Legend. Missed ya. Sure hope all went well in Kentucky, Larsy.

Don’t know about that, but Larry should.

Go tell that to the Aussies.

Let them eat cake

Oops. Keep forgetting that thing. Or should I say thong. Which is how it looks on some ... ... a tongue thong.

Don’t understand half of what’s being said here. I’ll get my coat.

No. Larry is the man from uncle.

Worse even. Harvard. Law. ?

Vernon, on which cloud have you been residing?

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Okay, I’m in. Thanks to Simeon’s walkthrough in the other thread. This is completely up my alley: playing with orchestral sounds as if they were synths, thanks to those classical samples from Red Room Audio. It reminds me of the eDNA approach in Spitfire’s Albion. Pretty nice.

Or buy some of these FabFilter plugins for your iPad at $30 each. They’re on sale now, I believe.

Best iZotope upgrade would be to the Music Production Suite 3 if you can find it on sale.

Got almost everything of both. Would never want to be without FabFilter. I do like iZotope too, mind you, a lot. But two reasons push me to prioritize FabFilter. First, those plugins are indeed the best of the best, while iZotope’s are pretty original in their own right, I admit, but not entirely up there at the same level. Second, these companies run their sales department quite differently, as iZotope has a more cunning approach to upgrades, though not as terrible as Waves.

FabFilter. The absolute best.