Jacques Boileau

That link has always been there. The plugin collective page was a seperate page announcing the new free stuff. In your list, if you look at those that are labeled 'Time-limited Software', those are the ones that were suppose to expire on January 12, as per the old plugin-in collective page, and be replaced with the new freebies.

I also checked today and instead of an update to the plugin collective page, it's simply gone! ? No annoucement, nothing, just gone! Now https://focusrite.com/en/plugin-collective is redirected to https://focusrite.com/en/software I guess they got fed up looking for free plugins...

I think this is left from all my trial and error when I programmed this. When you create a Controller in Preference/Control Surface, it defaults to setting an output port and you can't revert to none after the fact. Probably just that. Yes. I did that because with the default Cakewalk behavior at the time, the full rotation of the pan knob only did half the pan rotation in Cakewalk and setting the knob in the middle did not put the Cakewalk pan in the middle. I believe with what you said earlier, this might be different now in Cakewalk?

Almost forgot! ? Here you go: And here how I have the controller plugins setup in Cakewalk:

Subscribed, mostly because your video was interesting, but also to help out! ?

@Jesse Wolfe Would it be of any help to you if I took a screen capture of the above page with the Oxygen pro editor showing my settings?

You can reduce the numbers of fader used by AZ Controller if you edit my configuration through the menu 'Utilities / AZ Controller - 1'. Now I haven't played with the configuration since I created it, so my indications here are to the best of my recollection. If @azslow3 is reading, he may offer better guidance and/or add anything I may have missed. I think what could work is that in the AZ Controller configuration utility's hardware tab, you could select S8 Fader and click 'detach' to remove it from AZ Controller control. Do the same with S7 Fader to remove it too. Now you should be able to use the M-Audio Preset Editor to set faders 7 and 8 to what you want. Edit: Nope, it is more complicated than that. Bank buttons move +8 and -8 faders for example. These numbers are hardcoded in the logic for these buttons in the Logic tab. I do think that what you want is feasible, but you may need to learn more about AZ Controller to adapt my preset to use only 6 faders.

Happy new year to all you plugaholics!

45 degrees!!! Man, that's hot!!! Oh... you mean... Fahrenheit... nevermind. ?

A few years ago I would have said be carefull because some led TVs where fuzzy when used as monitors, but I doubt this would happen today. I personnaly still have a 23" LG TV in our bedroom that is unbearable as monitor. The problem you may find with a not large enough 4k TV is that things will be too small on the screen. You'll have to go into settings to make text larger, etc. Depends on your eyesight I guess. I have a 32" monitor that is 2k and would not want any higher resolution at that size.

Yep, not hungry anymore!

Stop, you are making me hungry!

And they are based in Montréal, my home town. I know it doesn't mean anything, but it's nice to see a good company from your neck of the woods succeed.

Happy birthday and hoping for many more to come!

So their open beta is a forever thing? Edit: I never saw it before, so it ain't always a bad thing to repeat ourselves. Thanks @satyabrata satapathy

@whoisp: I haven't read all the details in this thread (lack of time) so this may be pertinent or not. I have been able to make my Oxygen Pro 61 work very well with Cakewalk using AZ Controller. You can find more info on what I did here: https://www.azslow.com/index.php?topic=593.0 I have no idea if the mini works similarily or not, but maybe my implementation can give you some hints on how to integrate the mini with Cakewalk. God luck!

From their website:

But works with the free Kontact Player 7, for those not using the full Kontact...

I see you as someone way ahead of his time!

@Peter - IK Multimedia has stated in another thread that this was in the plans.

Yes, the amps sound really good and one of feature that I haven't seen in other amp sims: it accepts 3rd party VST's. If the included effects are not enough for your taste, you can add whatever you have in your collection of vst.

That is true and that is why I said 'almost'. But the big difference between Audiolens and Tonal balance is time spent doing the comparaison. With Tonal balance, being a plugin, you can do fixes on the fly looking at the result as you go along. With Audiolens either you have to export and run it through each time you want to do a check or change your audio driver to something other than ASIO so Audiolens can grab it. It's just not very convenient, but it's free, The big change I just saw though, is that new versions of Neutron and Ozone elements work with it. That could be very nice for very little cash! And these element versions are sometimes freebies.

With very little value. Audiolens is an app that gathers data from songs you like. But to use this data to apply an eq curve, dynamic range etc to your song you need either Nutron 4 or Ozone 10. Audiolens by itself is almost useless.

Excellent deal for a great EQ!

Something they could have spotted by just looking at it you mean? ?