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When I demoed this, I thought it sounded amazing. But heavy on the CPU. But amazing!

Not long now till it goes to 39.99. On my peasants $25 voucher that'll be the sweet spot for me. Were they thinking about making the price $39.99 this time with voucher? Interesting slip up in the email body.

I saw it pointed out on GS that all mention of Exponential Audio's products has been removed from Izotope's Compatibility with Apple Silicon article. Not a great sign for their commitment to this software moving forward. It used to say "not planned" against each, now they don't appear at all. https://support.izotope.com/hc/en-us/articles/4407777831699-iZotope-Compatibility-with-Apple-silicon https://web.archive.org/web/20211216114121/https://support.izotope.com/hc/en-us/articles/4407777831699-iZotope-Compatibility-with-Apple-silicon Izotope say "Neoverb is powered by Exponential Audio’s famous reverb engines" and Neoverb is listed as planned for native support in 2022, so that's something at least. I'm on a PC myself, but who knows what the future holds?

Saw this video and noticed how the GForce OB-E demo presets sound just like it. But the Cherry Audio Eight Voice sounds nothing like it. It's like DCO-106 vs Softube Model 84 all over again. Pretty tempted to get this Gforce OB-E right now.

Grabbed Connector for $35 with this. With 5 DAWs I should be able to find a use for this.

Maybe now they can focus on adding a scalable UI. Or at least include a magnifying glass in the boxed edition.

SSL bringing out the big guns for Valentine's Day Using the coupon code FEB2022 will give an extra discount (eg X-ValveComp is $18.98 with code), and you earn DeluxeBucks on purchase too. https://www.audiodeluxe.com/brand/solid-state-logic?f[0]=bm_field_on_sale_now%3Atrue&solrsort=iss_commerce_price asc Solid State Logic SSL Native X-Saturator $19.99 Solid State Logic SSL Native X-ValveComp $19.99 Solid State Logic SSL Native X-Phase $24.99 Solid State Logic SSL Native X-Comp $29.99 Solid State Logic SSL Native X-EQ 2 $39.99 Solid State Logic SSL Native X-Echo $49.99

Just wanted to highlight that this deal is still active, and unlike some other valentines day deals this is as low as AudioRealism has ever gone so it's as good a time to buy as any. Started feeling an old school techno / hardcore / happy hardcore vibe over the weekend after demoing ABL3 against the new Zhun Audio Zerobox and ended up buying the AudioRealism complete bundle 2 to get access to the sweet sweet hoovers in Redominator as well. But if you were only after a couple of these, after purchasing the first you receive crossgrade offers of about 42% off via a link in the license email that stack with the ACID2022 code to get the individual plugins at about 1/3rd of the normal price! ADM came with a crossgrade offer for ABL3 ABL Pro came with a crossgrade offer for ABL3 ABL3 came with a crossgrade offer for ADM and ReDominator

Sounds like an interesting tool, and at that price I figure you can't go wrong, so I just bought my first HoRNet plugin

I'm waiting for it to go $10 again. Might be a long wait haha.

Mines $451.80 which is the cheapest I've seen, but still more than I really want to pay. I already own all the waves plugins I really want (Horizon, Abbey Road, and some solos I wanted from Mercury), with only a couple of exceptions like oVox and the new SSL channel strip, neither of which are in Mercury. I'll probably get it one day though, because WUP won't cost any more with all the extra plugins included, it's like making the best of a bad thing. But that's a terrible reason to pay more right now haha.

So glad I invested in Helix Native when it was half price during black Friday. How amazing to get so many new devices for free. The reverbs did seem to be a weak link so I'm keen to try out the new devices.

Ahh now I get it. For some reason I thought it was in reference to a shop the deal was still available at ?

I feel like I should know this...what's BF?

For Mac uses, WUP is life

I found everyplugin to be the cheapest when I upgraded to Horizon, as well as when i bought the Abbey Road bundle. I also requested a quote thru Audio deluxe and I think one time they might have been cheaper than every plugin, but I didn't bite on that occasion. I waited for a good sale on upgrades. When it comes to WUP if you can wait they discount it by 25% from time to time.

Anyone know if IK has fixed the CPU usage issue with Amplitude 5 yet? I'm still running the older version before the CPU issue began, and that doesn't have these X Pedals.

I was the same - it's because they want you to create an account and use their silly installer just to run a demo. I checked out XO during the Black Friday sale but didn't bite.

Mine charges the fee but then refunds it immediately after. Not sure why. I just have to remember to deselect the convert currency option in PayPal. Every once in a while I forget and get stung. At least my credit card details are safe when I use PayPal though.

I prefer VST2 for the simple reason that Ableton Live has an absolutely rubbish means of organising plugins, you can't reorganise VST3 at all. VST2 you can at least organise into a custom folder tree, which I do. I tend to forget about the VST3 only plugins I own, because I hardly ever look outside of my VST2 folders. It's unfortunate. I wish they'd allow a unified organisation of plugins somehow, like other DAWs seem to manage to.

https://www.pluginboutique.com/products/3016-RC-20-Retro-Color?nosto=frontpage-nosto-1 ? Your Sound. In Color. RC-20 Retro Color is a creative effect plugin that adds life and texture to any recording. It easily recreates the warm, cozy feeling of vintage recording equipment, but also works perfectly in any modern production setting. Adds life and texture inspired by classic gear Great on drums, guitars, keys, bass and full mixes Flux Engine adds warm, analog-style fluctuations 6 Unique FX Modules RC-20's six unique FX modules can replicate everything from vinyl records to VHS machines, adding noise, wobble and dropouts to your tracks. Its raw distortion and crunchy bit reduction will add grit to your bass and drums. The space and chorus effects will make your guitar sing like never before and the filtering effects fit right into the most modern club track. Flux Engine Our exclusive Flux Engine adds subtle (or not so subtle) instability and fluctuations to all of the FX modules, providing the character, warmth and analog goodness of yesteryear's best technology. Magnitude Slider The Magnitude slider controls the intensity of all processing. Easily accessible all the time — even when browsing presets — it makes it easy to find the perfect sound and processing amount. Automate this control for awesome intros, breakdowns and transitions in your song. Presets The included presets for drums, keys, guitars, bass, full mixes and post-production let you get to work right away. The RC-20 interface invites experimentation, and you can access the processing amount of each FX module while browsing.

Future Bass Essentials could come in handy some day. Boom tish.

Me too. Also I just saw it was $33 last October! https://rekkerd.org/softube-marshall-kerry-king-signature-amplifier-plugin-sale/

Omg I can't believe I forgot the link! Thanks Larry ?

System requirements All Softube products require a computer with appropriate DAW host software (none of which are included). Versions from 2.5.18 and newer of the Softube plug-ins have the following minimum requirements: All native versions Mac OS X 10.13 up to 11.6.1 - MacOS 12 Monterey support pending Windows 10 64-bit - Windows 11 support pending Mac: Intel Core i3 / i5 / i7 / Xeon - M1 support pending Windows: Intel Core i3 / i5 / i7 / Xeon / AMD Quad-Core or newer Screen resolution larger than 1280x800 8 GB RAM or more is recommended, as well as at least 8 GB hard disk space for installation (individual plug-ins take less space, while sample libraries may require additional disk space). Softube account iLok account Internet access for downloading installers and managing licenses iLok generation 2 and up, if you intend to use an iLok key for authorizing your plug-ins (note that a physical iLok USB key is not a requirement) In theory, any 64-bit VST, VST3, AU, or AAX (Pro Tools 11.0.2 or higher) compatible host application should work. However, due to plug-in host differences between DAWs - and our own rigorous testing standards - we only officially test our plug-ins and instruments in the most recent versions of Pro Tools, Logic Pro, Cubase, Ableton Live, Studio One, Reaper, and Cakewalk. Softube plugins are not tested in non-listed systems, but they most likely work as long as the system requirements are met. We cannot guarantee a solution for issues in unsupported systems. Note: We have checked the basic functionality of our plug-ins, and Softube Central, in macOS Monterey running under Apple Rosetta 2, and initial tests do look promising. Silicon M1 native support is pending. Note: We have run initial tests of Softube Central and our plug-ins within Windows 11 with positive early results. Further testing and announcements will follow. With regards to the different VST formats, we strongly recommend using VST3 as some of our plug-ins have features that are not present in the older VST format. Supported sample rates: 44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 176.4, and 192 kHz, in both mono and stereo. The most recent maintenance release of your DAW application is recommended. AAX DSP is not currently in active development. TDM/VENUE is no longer supported (old downloads are available on the Legacy Installers page) Find the Softube installer you need both Softube Central and individual plug-ins. AAX DSP version For AAX DSP you need to meet the above requirements for the Native versions. You also need to have an Avid HDX processing card. For plug-ins available for AAX DSP, see Which Softube plug-ins support AAX DSP?