Sidney Earl Goodroe

Just never had any use for PA plugins. Recently upgraded to Amplitube 5 and have the SVT suite in there. Also have Mark Studio 2 and GK Amplification 2. Still, for free, this one was hard to say no. The lack of mic adjustments on the cab is disappointing but still sounds great!

Thanks, guys! I suppose you have to have an account?

Not much info on the page to process the code! Can someone here please give explicit instructions on how to grab this gem?

I never use mastering tools until mix stage!

Disappointed that the Leslie cabs in A4 do not carry over to A5!!! I do love to use that Harrison-Clapton swirl from time to time. I hate to spend more money but I guess I'll have to purchase a Leslie in the Custom Shop for A5. Kinda bites when A4 had 2 to choose from.

Sonivox Eighty-Eight 2 can be found pretty cheap. It is sample based and depending on how many layers of velocity you load, can be cpu hungry but bang for the buck, can't be beat! It will need the ILok software licenser but that is better than a hardware ILok.

Don't forget to move the virtual mic around the virtual speaker!!! Old school lesson that is invaluable!!!!

BTW, AIR stuff runs fine in all my DAWs! Including CbB.

Even though they are rather old and no more outdated as the ones you already. mentioned, you should keep your eyes open for deals on AIR synths! These are the plugins used in Pro Tools. You can find Xpand 2, Velvet, etc., for unbelievable cheap prices but they are very powerful for the money!! They do require the ILok software licensing but that is nowhere near a problem as a hardware ILok to me. This time of year, you should be able to find them really cheap.

Sorry for your trouble but many thanks to you for keeping us informed. Glad you found the problem!!!

Thanks to the wonderful support team at Soniccouture for their speedy response!!!! My problem was the vsti in CbB was the older version that was ver. 6.1. Deleted that and copied the 6.2.4 dll into the vst folder and all is well. Thanks, guys!

6.2.4 runs fine in CbB!! When I try to open Hammersmith it says the instrument belongs to a library that is not installed!! Yet the Hammersmith shows up and plays in the standalone version of 6.2.4. I can open Hammersmith by either using the banner in Kontakt or clicking on the .nki file in the Hammersmith folder. No problems there in the standalone at all. Only when I open the vsti in any of my DAWs, Hammersmith is not listed and if I try by opening the .nki file in Kontakts browser do I get the alert that the library is not installed. All the other libraries show up and play fine in the standalone and in the vst in CbB.

I had to update the player before I could install Hammersmith just this morning!! The piano installed fine and I noticed in the installation instructions that they stress to install in the standalone version only. I am now wondering if they have blocked the use of the library in the vst plugin!!

I am running 6.2.4 free player!!! Runs fine in standalone but no love in the vst plugin in cake!!!

OK!! I give up. I have spent hours trying to get free Kontakt player to find Hammersmith and it keeps saying the library is not installed tho it plays fine in the standalone version. Whats the secret???

As I said before, I have never had any noise issues at all with my 2 Studio-Captures. I will be watching this thread very closely.

I also use a pair of Studio-Captures!!! I have not had any noise issues to speak of but the phantom power section started causing them to not boot up. A repair tech in Atlanta found that disconnecting the ribbon cable would fix the problem but I have to use outboard phantom power supplies!! A minor nuisance at best. Anyway, the repair person said they were still serviceable but you probably have to ship the unit thru a roland licensed repair shop. Everyone has to make their money. I have intended to contact Roland to see if I could just ship straight to them but I was advised that Roland does not do its own repair work. You could give it a shot!!!!! As far as noise I would try turning down all channels and disable compression and check each channel before anything else. Maybe you can track down a specific channel problem.

This was my goto bass sim for many years and it still holds up against many of the modern hi tech bass plugs out there today!!! This is a winner!!!

Love the sound of Mixbus!! Audio side is a winner but the midi side is pretty lame. The video playback has been rock steady, the few times I have used it. Then again, Cakewalk has been great for video as well. For short videos.

My favorite setup is to mic the amp but the only stomps in front of the preamp are boost or overdrive pedals and a good volume pedal. I only want to record the amp sound with the tone shaping boxes. Any fx such as delays, chorusing, reverbs, harmonizes, etc. are added in the DAW!!!! I have never been a fan of putting those types of fx through the amp where you are stripping the pristine top end and introducing distortion into the sound. I see many players now reflecting this in their live rigs where the guitar rig is an amp miced into a mixer with a set of stereo pa cabs on either side of the amp. The delays, reverbs, etc, are used in the fx sends of the mixer giving you total control of the dry tweaked amp and your fx mixed in the stereo cabs!! This is the approach I take when cutting tracks in a studio, tape or DAW. If I need the extra versatility, I just use Amplitube!!!

Rematrix Solo is the convo verb in Prochannel. I have had stellar results with it. So.much so, I reach for it much more than the full Overloud verb included in Cake. There is a very nice free version of ReMatrix that includes the presets from Solo. A lot more control over the IRs than Solo.

Wow!!! I run with pretty good company it seems!!?

There are some really nice freebies out there!! Search on Dragonfly reverbs and there is a pack of 4 different styles of reverbs in the download. Orilriver is another great freebie. These two come to mind. Since you work with Perfect Space you are probably at ease working with IRs. One of my favorite affordable reverbs is Melda Productions! There is a free version in the free pack of plugins that is wonderful because it allows you to use any of your own IRs! I had a huge library of IRs from using Perfect Space myself for many years and they all load and work perfectly in Melda. Once you try it, there is a pay version with more controls available. Either way, the freebie or the pay version, the Melda Productions reverbs are a keeper!

Same here. Used Ilok License Manager!

We do have surviving original scores written in the composers hands to refer to and in those days the composer had the last say as to whether the published piece would be released. My comments were not meant to offend anyone or start a debate about which workflow you use. It was only to bring attention to the fact that even now notation is as important as it always has been as far as a means of communication for musicians, both amateur and professional!! Why Cake persists in not really either upgrading or at least admitting they don't intend to ever fix notation is perplexing! I will continue to use Cake as I have since late 80s or early 90s and fully support it but the notation has always been almost unusable for any serious task!!!