Doug Rintoul

Thanks for all the advice. At this point, I am only going to be able to afford one library so I am not looking for an everything bundle. I am playing with AGML, the lite version of AS Martin. I like what I see so far. There is no demo that I can see for the OTS guitars. I already have NI Session Guitarists Strummed Acoustic 1 & 2 Session Guitarist Picked Acoustic, all the UJAM guitars, AAS Strum and Sugar Bytes Guitarist. I am looking for something more flexible and sounds good.

I was seriously considering this, but now I think I'll save my money towards an Ample Sound guitar.

A bit of a pain, but you could use something like the free NoteMapper by CodeFN42 to move the keyswitches. Of course, there would be a disconnect between what you play on the keyboard and what you see on the screen.

I guess that is because ARA was originally developed as a joint venture between Presonus and Celemony.

Seriously! I was about to give Ripchord a pass until you mentioned that.

Bummer that I missed that survey then. Wonder if KVR will be flooded with cheap copies of Biotek 2 now.

Nada here too. I wonder what triggered it.

Cthulhu is actually not just a pattern generator. Pattern/Chord generation is only a small part of the vst. It is a huge library of chord progressions as well as an arpeggiator. The presets are the chord progressions and the arpeggiation patterns. And the arpeggiator is far more than your typical up/down arp, able to produce rather complex sequences.

EZMoney is what I am waiting for.

King Larry already beat you to this.

Yes. That makes perfect sense.

Wow. He has gone to great lengths to scrub his presence from the web. I wonder what happened?

What? You are telling me you can do something with those plugins besides collect them?

Not sure I understand what you are saying. All the samples for my copy of Riffendium are NCWs not WAVs.

I ordered it from Canada and got the US$8.10 price using the newsletter10 coupon.

Me too. Got 1-3. One day I'll get the rest.

Oooo. It is Muze!! No, just no,

Actually got to disagree with you here. Once I figured out how to use it, it is not really that difficult at all. I wouldn't use it for live performances but once it is set up (and it is not rocket science to set up) it is very easy to drive with a midi track. I am well versed in music theory but I could still see myself using it on tracks.

I did buy it then. I may buy this because I really like the sound of the Holly Drummond and I could see using the Cory Friesanhan. Still cheaper than buying both separately.

Any relation to John Prine? I am loving these new titles :).

Shiver delay? Sounds frosty ?.

Found a home for my $50 voucher. Sharing is so fun. I am really enjoying playing with Gig Performer. Now if I can only find a gig to perform at.

https://kushview.net I have used Element quite a bit and it is pretty good. There are many features in Gig Performer not in Element, like set lists and custom controls which is why I wanted to get Gig Performer as well. But I have used Element to test out new plugins and plugin chains and to set up quick experiments. It loads much faster than my daw and you can drag and drop vsts from a folder to load them into Element without having Element scan for them. This is great if you want to quickly load a plugin to test it out without having to wait for a scan to complete.

Awesome! Larry offered me his as well. I used yours. You guys are the best! I am not going to use my $50 voucher if anyone wants it.

M4HDD93X I think this also works for AEOLIAN DREAM BOX.