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Currently there's a sale on their bundle, so you can get Solaria ($80.99) with Synthesizer V Studio Pro ($80.10, if you don't already have it) for a total of $161.09 (w/o tax). But with BF so close, I'm going to wait...

Someone over at VI-Control provided the following 'pitch scale' for currently available Synthesizer-V voices (I swapped them so the lowest was at the bottom). Anri Solaria Eleanor Forte Natalie Kevin Asterian I plan on getting Solaria, Natalie, and Asterian which nicely spans the pitch scale and will cover most of what I write. https://vi-control.net/community/threads/synthesizer-v-vocaloid-haters-might-want-to-check-this.115973/post-5221187

Asterian's voice is quite a change in timbre from all their previous male voices. I might actually be able to use this one in a song. Their progress lately is amazing!

Has anyone managed to get their captured reference spectra to show-up in Ozone 10 as shown in the screenshot/video below? I'm trying this in Cubase 12 on Windows 10. https://youtu.be/QthtQoueUPU?t=106

https://www.functionloops.com/drumvault.html

And some other plugins by Florian Mrugalla: https://github.com/Mrugalla

https://github.com/Mrugalla/Manta/releases/tag/VST3 https://bedroomproducersblog.com/2022/11/06/manta-parallel-bandpass/

There's nothing virtuous about Nuendo!

https://forums.steinberg.net/t/cubase-12-0-50-maintenance-update-now-available/814962

It's up...

True, but are they buying them?

All this^ nonsense drove me away...for good. It's needlessly complicated and sleazy. Just set reasonable and stable prices.

Open the Plugin Manager and you'll see a "Plug-in Report" button near the bottom to *generate* a text-file. The stats are not displayed; you have to generate them.

Yes, good company indeed!

Most of you don't know this, but Bapu runs the WPB (World Plugin Bank). Like its sister organization -- the Global Seed Vault -- Bapu is responsible for securing and safely storing one copy of every plugin ever made. In the event of a global apocalypse this precious store of plugins will be utilized to reboot the world's music industry. So hey, cut the guy some slack! Here are some photos of the installation and its employees. But don't try to find it; its location is top secret.

If this doesn't happen we could ask Elon Musk to buy this site and give us total freedom of speech! ???

There are some cool suggested uses for ShaperBox in this video. https://youtu.be/lO47Hjx08Wk

Did this just happen (in the last few hours)? The reason I'm asking is b/c I'm seeing a post from MSD from just 8 hours ago? What am I missing?

@Music Software Deals ... Thank you for creating such a useful website! Have you thought about adding something akin to a suitability analysis? People use this technique to identify the optimal place to live by 'stacking' (adding) features in spatially-registered maps. For example, you would: 1) obtain maps containing numerical values for things like school district rating, mean temperature, air quality, crime-rate, etc.; 2) add the values at each location across maps; and 3) sort the aggreate values in descending order to get a list of locations with the highest overall scores. You could weight each category equally or weight some higher than others. Since some of the examples above would not be desireable, like crime, you'd encode those values as: value = 1-crime-rate (such that low crime rates would score close to 1 and high rates close to 0). For plugins you'd give us the ability to add together different factors (possibly with different weights and different signs [+/-]) so that we could zero in on just the few plugins we're really likely to buy. For example, we could look at the combination of discount (encoded as: value = discount/100), price (encoded as: value = plugin_price/max_price ...or... value = plugin_price/mean_price), and offer-recency (encoded as: value = 1 - num_of_days_on_sale). The reason I'm suggesting this is that -- although your website is very useful -- it still involves a lot of scrolling through stuff that we're not really interested in. A suitability analysis feature would enable us to find what we're looking for very quickly. Cheers...

Same here. I picked it up on sale for $12 last year from JRRshop and have been surprised at how useful/cool it is; especially on drums, as you mentioned.

Actually, that's exactly why I bought it. I regularly use all the PSP plugins I have: B-Scanner, HertzRider2, Lotary, and Nexcellence. They're very easy to use and sound great!

Just picked up PSP stompFilter for $12 and got UVI Model D for free. Nice.

Agreed. K14 is a great value. But, for me, getting the additional content that comes with K14U/K14UCE for just another $100/$150 is worth it. Especially the ones in bold. ACTION STRINGS 2 ASHLIGHT CHOIR: OMNIA (K14UCE) EAST ASIA LORES (K14UCE) PIANO COLORS SEQUIS SESSION GUITARIST - ELECTRIC VINTAGE SESSION GUITARIST - PICKED NYLON

Sure, that's another option, but the difference between, say K14U and K14UCE (during the summer sale) is likely to be just $50. That's a trivial amount compared to what some would pay for just one library from other plugin companies. Of course, my logic doesn't apply if you're sure that you only want/need/will use what's included in the lower-tier K14s. But given that you already own K13UCE, I assumed you probably want/need/will use the additional stuff in K14UCE.