Brian Walton

Redeem it here in your account: https://www.ujam.com/partner-checkout/

I don't have a code, seems like it needs a registered device.

Kinda wish I had a focusrite device with a release like this. Wonder why they made this one exclusive (i.e. they don't offer this one separately).

I wouldn't call it all that innovative as a concept. There are at least two big vocal align plugins that share the same concept. That said if this does the job in more sources and better not being a new concept simply doesn't matter. I agree though, anything that isn't a compressor or eq that solves problems is a welcome addition the the market that is oversaturated with the same thing with a different UI or brand name. Thanks to the Melda bundles, I get access to it without even having to think about if it works or not. 😁

Also note it is included in these bundles if you happen to have one already:

I picked it up on some previous sale for $9. Expected it to be better, the voices of the effects where not what my guitar pedal tuned ears expected. I wouldn't pay $30 for it alone personally. Only thing in the bundle I don't have yet, that is of any interest is the Entropic Hall but certainly not something I want to pay real money for either.

I'm sure the hassle will be different depending on where you purchased from for a replacement . Once I got my replacement I haven't had any issues but it does make me wonder what the underlying issue is that caused the DOA situation. Sounds better to me than the Fender. And has a bit more flexibility especially if you play acoustic through it as well.

Anything with environmental noise (and not a static type in a certain frequency range is going to be difficult on anything other than vocals (we have seen enough AI training on vocals in particular that tools have been tailored to this). That said, I had good experience using CalrityVX to help isolate bird chirping from environmental background noise without getting into fine tune editing. I'd say run a demo of a few options and see what the results are like before investing in a tool.

Looks like it was UAD plugin related. I deleted all the files related to that. Reset the scan again but Sonar scans a bunch of plugins but then gets stuck on some random VST3 First it was AAS Lounge Lizard Session Now it is stuck on DAWsome LOVE I manually force the rescan failed plugins multiple times. Supertone Clear doesn't say it failed at any stage but still crashes Sonar. Other plugins seem fine so far and CbB still works with Supertone Clear, but Sonar does not.

Just test it. Workflow is basically the same, but I personally am having some plugin issues (select ones) that are not having problems on the same computer with CbB. Theoretically the switch should be fairly painless, but this is not the case for everyone.

I have done a rescan via the built in tool, but it continues to fail and throw this error (even after removing the steinberg path) I did not fine that file in any of the VST paths, but I'm also now searching the entire C drive to see if it shows up at all No

I removed that. Still having the issue with Supertone clear crashing Sonar every time, but not getting error.

Looks pretty normal to me: (and I'm not seeing anything that isn't a VST3 or DLL in those folders for what it is worth)

Sonar is also the only DAW giving me this: but not actual plugin name is referenced.