Jacques Boileau

No, but you can enhance them in so many ways using T-Racks! Judiciously compressed, EQ'd to perfection and a dash of tape saturation makes them out of this world! Just make sure to use vintage gear emulations only!

Not yet either....

That's really sad! ? Oh, wait, how much did you pay for that lost freebie again? $0? You'll survive this! ?Just think of all the poor souls that didn't even enter the group buy! ? But, as a lesson: Always remember and never forget to listen to Larry! ?

I am sure support will sort it out.

Just in case it could be just that. When you double dip you will still only see 6 promotions on your account's promotion page. But if you click on the 'available' button for one of the promotion, then on the page that opens for that one promotion you should have as many freebie pick list as the number of times you entered the promotion. If not, yes, you should be in touch with support.

Thanks for the clarification! Since ARC 2 was based on Audyssey MultEQ® XT32, I wrongly assumed ARC 3 was still using some form of Audyssey. That means that ARC 3 is a totally new product, not just an upgrade from ARC 2, cool! ? I do have the UMIK-1 measurement microphone with calibration file. I bought it a while back to use with the free REW measurement software. Although it is a USB microphone, I read that using ASIO4ALL it is usable within ARC3. I do regret buying a USB measurement mic, I should have gone with the Dayton EMM-6 instead at the time. ?

This dedication is certainly a big part of what makes it the best for me. Notwithstanding the fact that it is excellent to work with. I'm a fan!

Well done Tom! Cool to hear your already using your freebies! Nice old rock! ??

Phew! ?

You jumped the gun, we are not at 6 freebies yet! ? But glad you made it! Nice set of freebie choices you got there. ?

ya, probably: plenty!

What? ARC won't run without a calibration file? Then mic like the Behringer that do not come with a calibration file would not work with it?

On the subject of mics for ARC3. Isn't ARC3 based on Audissey? If so, would a mic from a Denon Home Theatre receiver that uses Audissey be suitable in any way? I just happen to have one.

There is a fair amount of probability that IK tuned their software to their mic and it is the best one for it. On the other hand, if like me you already have a less than perfect studio inside a child that left the house's bedroom, it may already a good enough improvment using just about any reference mic.

I would got for the Dayton over Behringer. IIRC the Dayton comes withe a correction file, not the Behringer.

Great song Melanie! I'd describe it: haunting progressive rock. ? Right up my alley, love it! ?

Shouldn't be that long to wait.... ?

If only Larry had a commission on everything he helps sell! ?

Way to go InstrEd! Always there to help his friends in need! ? You did mention many pages back that 6 free was the magic number to get you in...

Just tried it and it works from my tablet now, didn't from my DAW PC previously. All good! Thanks! ?

What? We can't open ourselves an honest lucrative business with the group buy? ???

Hum, is it just me, but I can't reach this url....

I found a simple solution to this dilemma: I just keep everything!

You can already peruse the IK stuff for your next freebie which should come in today or early tomorrow!

Yes, it puts you in the original price tier. That's the beauty of it. The same with gear credits and buying from the Custom Shop. It is always the original price that counts, before any discount you may apply.