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I thought the drums and chimes were particularly well done.

I noticed this is Vol. 1. I wonder if there will be others.

https://www.overloud.com/products

On sale for $48. https://8dio.com/instrument/1985-modern-grand-piano/?utm_medium=email&_hsmi=93404650&_hsenc=p2ANqtz--p4a6Px1u9OOHcK-dPsLCVxz94k2sbfWUPWG-tqiBWhFc21ITILj3Y9vzN4ff_nNuStNlizhTCupC-Wpz2tEyYz4cF5g&utm_content=93404306&utm_source=hs_email 8Dio 1985 Passionate Grand Piano is an ultra deep-sampled piano library – featuring over 66.000 samples, up to 10 velocity layers, 5 round-robin, a wealth of flexible articulations and all across 6 microphone positions. The microphones were literally surrounding the entire piano, so you can create exactly the sound you want. Whether it is getting close to the strings or listening from the players position. Whether its the darker tones underneath the piano or more ambient perspectives using room microphones. We used the finest Neumann microphones (U87, Um57) and a wealth of other high-end studio microphones

Some of it is good. I tried some of the guitar ir's and wasn't particularly impressed. Some of their drums, on the other hand, are pretty good. There are some videos on youtube that offer some demos. Here are a few links: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJXENi3AS4DXUS9IqM7Qcag/videos?view=0&sort=dd&shelf_id=0

Everything PTFR has put out for $89 (90% off total price). Give the page a second to load. https://gumroad.com/pasttofuturereverbs

Ugritone has their ir loader on sale for a meager $5. https://ugritone.com/collections/plugins/products/trve-cab-ir-loader TRVE Cab is an Impulse Response loader designed for Heavy Rock & Metal Guitarists of any caliber. Simplified workflow - endless possibilities. TRVE Cab comes in VST/AU/AAX format and can be used in both studio & live applications. Load up to 8 IR’s simultaneously via 8 separate slots Cabinet graphics to help identify the mics in use Low CPU use, low latency Volume, pan, HiPass, LoPass, solo & mute controls for every channel Load your own IR’s Comes with a Ugritone Freebie IR Pack

The maker is named "Past to Future" and has a ton of stuff in the $10-15 range. The drums, in particular, are usually quite nice and a bargain for the price. https://gumroad.com/pasttofuturesamples

Thanks, I'll get a safety copy!

No, I didn't! Is that through Henry?

Please leave us a brief review if you do.

I bagged Nebula 4 during the last sale (I think I paid $88). Then for another $40 I got Henry Olanga's "All you can eat" pack. IMHO, unbelievable value for $130. Nebula compressors are great, but the reverbs, preamps, tape emulations and EQ's are amazing.

Great to have you back! I hope all is well in KY.

https://venomode.com/plugins

Everything is 85% off. This particular link will take you to the plugins page https://audio-assault.com/plugins.php

Some plugin makers will only allow you a certain number of authorizations, and each authorization is tied to a computer. So if a maker allows you three authorizations and you put one on your present computer, and one on your new computer, then you've used two of your three. On the other hand, if you de-authorize the computer you won't use any more, and then authorize your new computer, you will still have 2 authorizations left. I hope that made sense! Uninstalling software doesn't necessarily de-authorize it. If in doubt contact each maker.

I dipped a toe in the Acustica world during the last sale. Even I can hear a difference, but it's time they go the $29 memo. Boy, is that stuff expensive.

Thank you!

I got one. This is the ir loader I've been looking for: load up your folders, then drag your ir's. It's soooooooo easy. A ten-spot well spent.

I feel like a babe in the woods without him around. I truly do hope he is well.

I do a fair amount of graphic work. Thanks for the heads up.

Tiger, this is great news! I'm in. How do we get started?

I’m offering 20% off all products until further notice. Just use Code: 20PERCENT in the discount codes section. Note this cannot be combined with other discounts such as SMT’s discount code https://www.timpetherick.co.uk/

Obviously the REAL Larry Shelby is the one in the last picture, and he's clearly giving some musical feedback to the bass player.

Think of Curly in the Three Stooges. He certainly made it work. I'm betting you can too!