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I received the following after signing-up in Firefox. It's confusing that it says to come back on BF to request the plugin after I just did.

It's not just visually-impaired people. I have 20/20 vision and find the new GUI to be a *huge* downgrade b/c everything now is so uniform that I can't find anything w/o stopping to look for it. And the colors/fonts are so damn bright that they all bleed together to form a phantasmagorical haze that would only have been welcomed in the '60s!

Review: https://bedroomproducersblog.com/2023/11/02/air-music-tech-bassline/ D/L: https://www.airmusictech.com/black-friday.html

RLC-79 (Rms Limiter/Compressor from 1979) is a program dependent "true RMS" compressor with straightforward operation and a simple interface. It's unique character lends itself well to a variety of percussive material (kick drums, toms, bass guitar and more). D/L: https://psychocircuitry.com/plugins.html Review: https://bedroomproducersblog.com/2023/11/01/psycho-circuitry-rlc-79/

So, "Analog Lab Pro" is the new name for the old "Analog Lab"?

I clicked it and it took me straight to my account where PSP stepDelay was waiting for me.

Sounds like whale songs. Cool!

It's very selective. I guess I don't measure up. ?

No pop-up here either.

This thread originally was for the Steinberg store code I was giving away. But the person who initially claimed it later gave it back, so I updated the title to reflect this change. However the updated thread did not rise to the top and so I created a new one and changed this one's title to the now infamous "." to avoid confusion with the new one. Typically I would have just left the old one in place, but the code was only good for two days so I wanted to make sure folks saw it before it expired.

Well played, sir! I suspect this isn't going to be the final witticism given the characteristically cadential collective cognitive capacity of our composite colloquial community.

Initially I read the price as $49.99. These single-function plugins costs as much as most DAWs. Wow! They must truly be game-changing, revolutionary, ground-breaking, monumental *and* earth-shattering.

Glad to hear that you didn't miss the 'point'. ?

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PA, just give us realistic prices and stop playing your psyops games.

I'm new to Musio and Cinesamples. Does the $299 lifetime Musio 1 subscription really allow you to use all existing instruments in the $5,999 Everything Bundle forever? That sems too good to be true...

Can it be installed on (and used from) an external USB drive instead of your system drive?

Info: https://bedroomproducersblog.com/2023/10/11/crowbait-gnomedistort/ D/L: https://github.com/crowbait/GnomeDistort

Info: https://bedroomproducersblog.com/2023/10/02/chord-switch-noizplay/ D/L: https://www.kvraudio.com/product/chord-switch-by-noizplay

Okay, I see it now. Thanks for the insight.

Hmm. I looked in both %APPDATA\Local and %APPDATA\Roaming but did not find the files you described. I also checked the IK Multimedia folder in Roaming and the Temp folder in Local but didn't find them there either. FYI, I did do a 'refresh' everytime before looking b/c I know MS is too damn lazy to do a screen refresh for me. Also, I should mention that I uninstalled Tonex a few days ago b/c I never used it and wanted my 4GB+ of storage back. The standalone version of AmpliTube I used in the test is 5.7.1 (23108).

Just curious, which IKM files do you think have incorrect extensions?

Okay, that was quick. I don't have Windows Defender installed on my system (Win10). I looked in Windows Security > Virus and Threat Protection and nothing (Microsoft-based) is there. So, in lieu of running a Defender scan, I'll just delete the IKM PM and hope for the best.