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Thanks, I had looked at in previously, but was baffled (which is easy for me to me).  This was very helpful!

This link has a picture which may be helpful https://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=SONAR X2&language=3&help=Arranging.42.html

Any effect can be added to a track after it's recorded.  After you record your track just drag the reverb from the effects list (on the right side of the screen) into the FX bin of your track (the FX bin is the large square box on your track).  Here's the "official" explanation from CW:

https://help.cakewalk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360021665814-Adding-Audio-Effects-

VMS is sale again.  Here's a link to Sweetwater, but I'm sure other retailers have it. 

  https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/VRSML1--slate-digital-vms-ml-1-large-diaphragm-modeling-microphone?&mrkgcl=28&mrkgadid=3303549272&product_id=VRSML1&campaigntype=shopping&campaign=aaShopping%20-%20SKU%20-%20Studio%20%26%20Recording&adgroup=Microphones%20%26%20Wireless%20-%20Slate%20Digital%20-%20vrsml1&placement=google&creative=285689013513&device=c&matchtype=&network=g&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI0biL-vmr5gIVhYbACh3qpA1QEAYYASABEgK1OvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

Hello Guys,

I've been a member of this forum for a long time (I think about 15 years), and I just wanted to commend, and thank you guys, for making this such a great place.  I drop in most everyday, and always find people trying to solve problems and offer helpful advice.  It's really refreshing compared to other internet forums I've visited.  All of the others should come here and take a lesson.  Anyway, thanks guys for your spirit, I appreciate you.

I bought Revalver 4 when it first appeared and really like it.  I'm delighted it's now free. You guys need to grab a copy, you'll be happy.

But will it work with the free Kontakt player?

1 hour ago, simon said:

agreed - it's another I'm more than happy to pay full price for - small time operation - the GUI could probably do with the attention for a graphic designer but the product is great - and he's very active on his forum and very helpful with support tickets

Very true.  I recently ran into an issue and he worked with me over two days to resolve it.  Great guy.

15 hours ago, Grem said:

Great program. Really nice to work a song out with.  Once you learn what it's features are and do, you can get a song structure in just a few minutes. 

At first I felt totally overwhelmed, but the more I worked with the more sense it made.  A really remarkable product.

1 hour ago, Soundwise said:

Sad but true. They have to (re)conquer their users back and start promoting this excellent sound engine using modern methods.

Totally agree.  Revalver is quite good.  I'm surprised they haven't marketed it harder.

OUTSTANDING!!!!  It's time an ode was offered to The King.

4 minutes ago, Zo said:

*****kkkk when i recall how much i paid for that !!!

I'm with ya.  Maybe ten years ago, I paid FULL PRICE for some waves plugins.

Hi Yeto,

I know it seems complicated, but it's really not.  If it seems over your head, see if something like this will work for you:

https://www.amplesound.net/en/index.asp

Also Sampletank has some decent guitars/amp sounds:

https://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/st4/

Thanks,  and I hope you have a happy one too!  I appreciate everything you do.

6 hours ago, simon said:

I'm honestly not trying to be provocative, and I know it's a touchy subject, but in my view the best policy with WUP is don't buy it you don't feel it's worth it  - old plugins continue to work just the same.    I've never bothered with WUP and I've loads of really great plugins that were really cheap. 

That's the theory I work under.  WUP used to tick me off bad until I realized I had never WUPPED and everything still ran great.  If I ever run into a snag I'll WUP that particular one. 

And, like you said later, this is a chance to grab some great plugins for $13!

I think we need to get Larry a subscription to "Coffee of the Day" club so he can stay up for days on end. 

What de-esser do you guys use, and is there a particular reason you like it, (or not)?

I found that Ozone does everything MTM does, plus some.  It's an amazing package.  On the other hand I did like the a la carte thinking of MTM.  It seems to me Ozone is a bit more "idiot proof", (which greatly appeals to me) and it's also deeply integrated.  I would think that somebody that knew what they were doing could get great results from either.   Sadly, I don't always know what I'm doing so Ozone is very helpful there.

I think the leader in Samplers right now is Kontakt.  It works fine with CW, and there are a TON of third party people developing sounds for it.  There's a paid version (called Kontakt 6) on sale right now for $199 https://www.native-instruments.com/en/products/komplete/samplers/kontakt-6/ It comes loaded with some good sounds.  There's also a free version (Kontakt Player https://www.native-instruments.com/en/products/komplete/samplers/kontakt-6-player/) that is limited but still worth checking out.

16 hours ago, Monomox said:

should I even count how many cabinet IRs I have? 

Only if you have a LOT of time.  I think I've got near a billion.  And that's just Jensens.

Not only do they make great stuff, but they're also great people.  I ran into a snag once and they got me sorted out FAST.

I tried to use it and got the message "This code not valid for this user".

This is the first thing I check on the web everyday.  Thanks larry!!

A great job as always!  Plus some very nice playing.

Using 30 of my zillion jam points I was able to bag this for $70.    It was money well spent!  This thing sounds great.  Thanks for the heads-up Larry.