Brian Walton

Not if you don't have full Kontakt it isn't. ?

I've used Bome MIDI translator classic for a few years to do the MIDI to keyboard shortcuts/combos. You can test it out for free, just has a count down splash page - simlar concept to REAPER. Mostly use it for Photo Software interaction with a X-Touch Mini controler (similar functionality as Loopdesk offers without the propreitery interface). https://www.bome.com/products/mtclassic

Along with the cockroachs that can't be killed off....or are they one in the same?

While you are at it, tell him we still want a Pro Channel version of the Pan Knob. He noted that was a good idea, but never did anything about it. Honestly I'd be surprised if he coulnd't make it in a single day worth of work.

Send an email to Boz. I have a bunch of their plugins and recall one or two were not showing up in my account b/c they were purchased elsewhere. Sent him all the proof and they are now all in one nice and tidy place in my account. Add to the rant thread, some of the Exponential Audio stuff shows up in my Izotope account and some doesn't. With the ilok thing in the middle I don't think all the info gets passed back to Izotope, which is annoying.

Bump for 2012-12 update (see post #2 for the link)

They are my go-to also, but I've seen a few failures in more than 100 deployments - so they are not perfect - but about as close as I'm going to expect for the price.

Hate on them all you want but that last group by was pretty epic. The support cases I had with them were usually related to free give aways not showing up, was surprised support responding within a couple hours on the day of the give away no less. Massive installs when you don't own much is very annoying. Group Buy helped me ease that pain, but understand the frustration.

Guess I should have waited for the price match and paid the foreign transactiosn fees. With TT directly, 3.5+ hours after my order and still no sign of the product and no response from customer service.

Ordered directly from TT over 40 minutes ago and waiting for them to actually put the product into my account. (email said order is complete, but no serial number, and not in my account)

Only give it a test if you are willing to part with the money. It is CPU hungry, but it sounds and behaves like a real world box in ways many other plugins only wish they did. Playing live guitar through it is a treat

Sound like a Binson echorec.

Indeed, that said my Audiority Echoes gets tons of use as the TurboDelay just doesn't have anything that does that....which is surprising.

I own Turbo Delay, TurboEQ, and CompLE, ReverbLE. Three of those came from the Essentials bundle (TurboEQ was separate. My extra discount is not as much as I expected, granted two of them you would think "upgrade price" but still. Basically owning all that only gives me an extra 6% off the bundle from what a non-owner gets. These are some massively powerful, feature rich plugins.

Another 20% off for new users with my referral code MELDA31209027

Depends on how well you can draw. I'd say it is a workflow thing. Melda makes good stuff - it might not offer anything different than an alternative workflow. It isn't a go to for me but I also don't usually have the Wacom setup when I'm making music.

I'm not a VU meter expert but I'll take this one for free over the WAVES one (and no annoying WUP) https://www.tbproaudio.de/products/mvmeter2 (has GUI scaling up to 400%)

The installer straight from Skylum's website (not shareware on sale)??

Ive used Shareware on sale many tea. However I skip the proprietary installers. They usually wrap in some Shareware on sale add in program. Try the direct link posted to get the serial number then use the installer from the Skylum website. I'd be shocked if it doesn't work. (Already have Luminar 4 myself)

I thought this was an interesting move when they released it since the company they bought the IP from (then added to it/made it better) sold it for ~$50. I picked it up when I could get it for $30 previoiusly and haven't even opened it yet, so not sure how good it is. But I liked the simplicity of it from the few demos I checked out. Melodyne for example can feel overwhelming. I mean if someone has a $25 voucher at a $15 buy in price, I can't imagine that wouldn't be worth a shot. I'm surprised they let it go for that cheap so quickly.

Yeah but I've always viewed reason as basically an instrument. They couldnt even record audio for years. I'm not interested in Reason, but I also view it as an instrument rack that they tagged on a DAW function to.

Yeah, but that is less about the lighting and more about the color grading applied to the image in post.

Those last 4 if you are patient you will likley be able to get for free when they run a sale and have a $20 no min spend voucher for everyone. Then they reset those during the sale.

Sometimes the $25 ones are generic. The $50 and $75 ones are usually unique codes that can only be used one time by a single individual.

You are not constantly bombarded by Unison MIDI chord pack or NIKO chord pack ads on YouTube?? I'd imagine one would use this in a similar way, other than if these are only individual chords the user would have to actually experiment or know some theory to get usable results.