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The only similar thing the stereo widening. Mongoose lets you monoize the low frequncies AND widen. I like being able to "solo" each of the frequencies as you're dialing it in. Clean, easy to use, no nonsense UI.

Sweet! Love my VVV! Why wouldn't it? Not trying to be a tool, but just wondering why you'd have to ask?

It's sad, but now every time I see a Musician's Friend deal, I wonder which "deal" they want to screw me on next... Makes me sad, because I used to order from their mail order catalogue back in the 80's.

Mongoose is one of my favs. So easy to use and dial in...

Well, I'd been considering $41-$46 deal on the Vocal Bundle upgrade. On the Izotope site, they offfered a 5% discount when I left it in my cart. THEN, the reminder email that today is the last day for the Valentie's 30% Sael (enter 30OFF during checkout) so I checked to see if I could stack the coupons. I just picked up the Vocal Bundle Upgrade for $34.30! Sweet deal!!! So, if you're considering an Izotope buy, check out their website, leave something in the cart and get 5%, then enter (last day!) "30OFF" for an additional 30%. ?

That made me want to buy it too, and I have delays out the wazoo as well! If you want to sell anything - have Dan Worrall do the video for you...

JRR is $41.16 with "Group" code. Are the AAS Packs worth $9?

I can get the vocal bundle upgrade at PB for $49. Is there any discount code? I can get it at AudioDeluxe for $43.98 or Izotope for $46.55... Am I just being greedy? ?

Here's the one I'm excited about! https://www.pluginboutique.com/product/2-Effects/39-FX-Bundle/5338-Vocal-Bundle-Upgrade-from-VocalSynth-2-or-Nectar-excluding-Elements- $49 to upgrade to Nectar3!! (and Vocal Synth)

You can get it at Don't Crack and get Nomad Factory's Bus Driver for free...

I am liking the simple interfaces. Sometimes you just want to grab something and see if it'll work without wasting too much time...

I've used their free chorus once, I think. Are any of their plugins good? What should I get?

I'll have to check, but I usually start with the "easy screen". I don't know that I have a particular "favorite", although I do tend to gravitate towards the "dark plates" for some reason in general. Must be all those years of listening to The Cure. I've also got it on my "RoomVerb" channel to toggle through when looking for some space. One of the Preset shops sells some for MTurboReverb. I've actually considered those. Oh, and don't forget you can download user presets from Melda's Online Preset Exchange or whatever they call it. ...and I haven't even begun to dip into the the Multiband functionality of this beast! Dang, I have GOT to start digging into it some more and quit looking for new plugins!

Haha! You and me both, brother! Sounds quite lovely though, I just wish I were smarter...

Just a quick go. Seemed like an overly complicated but nice looking mono-izer. I should RTFM too see if I missed any nuances...

I did the survey last night and didn't see anything... which is why I thought they might send an email after "processing" the survey. It does say "Not to be used in conjunction with any other offer" on the survey, so maybe Zinc and the other guys grabbed the double-discount before someone realized?

Good grief! ? Thanks guys. OK, but... what happened with the Survey AND why did they show up as line items in Zinc's cart and not mine?? Just idle curiosity honestly, because I am all plugged up at the moment and not looking to spend more $$. I've just got the full SoundToys bundle and the HyperspaceCM Reverb to keep me busy. Really, I just need to get off this damn forum and go mix something!

Nope. I got the monofilter installed and registered and everything too. I don't see the Focusrite voucher either. It must have been my cheeky snipe about the mono-izer...

You can demo it, and definitely check out the videos on the United page. The MixbusTV one is really good. One of my fav YouTubers. And if you're not sure, $5 for the CM version is a great way to get a "lite" version of the plugin. Absolutely without a doubt totally worth it!

They had an intro price when it first came out. Honestly, I didn't look twice because I am soooo reverbed out right now. But after a while playing with the CM version, it's really growing on me. The ducking feature is nice as is the ability to just move the grid around for different reverbs. You can demo it. I'm thinking I'll hang on to the code and see if the plugin goes on sale anytime this year, then see if I can cut the sale price in half. I agree, it is too expensive though - but NOT the CM version! Unfortunately, the dev doesn't get paid for the CM version, just exposure. But that worked on me, because that's ultimately why I started this thread. It's a really cool reverb!

I never got mine. Is it in an email?

https://unitedplugins.com/Hyperspace/ At checkout, use code: HSCM50 This is the discount code from the FREE version you get with the Feb Computer Music magazine. I've been liking the reverb so much I contacted the Dev to let him know. According to him, the CM version has about 1/4 of the functionality of the full version. He said "I literally kept my supercomputer running for a month flat out machine learning to get the most perfect algorithm settings possible, it learned over 20 million!" Then he somehow "picked the best ones". Any change on the UI grid is a new algorithm. Really interesting approach. Anyway, to be sure, I asked if he was OK with me sharing the code, and he was. (I wouldn't do it otherwise.) I'm sure it's a hard world out there for a small plugin Dev...

They've got a "Holiday Survey" on their site that looks like it's still active (I just took it) and they will send you a $50 Voucher once they "process it". Might be worth a try... https://nugenaudio.com/holiday-survey-2019/

In other words, it's a mono-izer.

It'll get a makeover for v12...