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The price of great plugins is mind-blowing. A modern hardware Pultec is about $4,000. And here's the software version for 25 bucks. We live in good days people!

While HoRNet plugins won't win a beauty contest, they're very affordable, rock-solid utility plugins and well worth the modest price.

One day I'll learn . . . .

Use VIP Voucher Code DSMV34924 This offer ends Jan 20 - 11:59 PM - California Time https://www.plugin-alliance.com/en/products/pro_audio_dsp_dsm_v3.html?utm_source=ActiveCampaign&utm_medium=email&utm_content=DSM+V3+?+83++Off+-+Today+Only!&utm_campaign=20200119+DSM+V3+-+ProAudio+DSP+-+24H+%2449+99 Developed by Paul Frindle, the developer of some of the most respected and beloved products in the recording history, including the SSL E / G series consoles, and the mighty SONY OXFORD OXF-3 digital boards. The Dynamic Spectrum Mapper (DSM) plugin is intended to provide multi-dimensional control over both, the spectral response and dynamic characteristics of your audio. The use of novel processing and program capture algorithms provides the ability to achieve exemplary results in common tasks such as program compression and enhancement, vocal expression and instrument characterization very quickly. The ability to capture, modify and re-apply the spectral characteristics of your track is a powerful creative tool in all stages of the production cycle, from recording and mixing to mastering stages. DSM V3 has many use cases, from matching tracks in mastering to evening out difficult audio tracks in a mix. It even serves as an amazing De-Esser! DSM V3 certainly is a weapon in Mastering!

Absolutely, you brought good stuff to this post.

Indiginus Renegade Acoustic. This is well worth a look. $69 USD (roughly $100 AUS). https://www.indiginus.com/renegade_acoustic.html

Whoa. That's a good sentence. However, if I can just get one more reverb . . . .

I have an antique Babyface, and what amazes me about RME is that they still support the drivers. Good people.

I think what gets me is the grass over there isn't just greener, but it's more lush and beautifully manicured.

I have a feeling this hits the nail on the head.

I looked for my name on that list but didn't see it. I guess it was an oversight.

You'll probably get a lot of other opinions. but the Melda M-Eq is very powerful and should be able to do anything that you need. Unless you think you need more features I'd stay with it.

Happy New Year, all, from the warm and sunny Mississippi Gulf Coast (just an hour from the French Quarter). May this be the year that that someone finally releases the Betterizer plugin.

Bolder does some interesting sounds that nobody else does.

Although this is a music forum I always appreciate posts like this because I do some photo and video work as well as music.

Many thanks for this.

Merry Christmas to all. You guys are special.

Two best lines on the internet this week!! You win another free plugin.

This list just proves that it's possible to make great sounding recordings for a song. These are good days for making music.

Got ya! You need to render the EZ drummer track as a wav file then import it to CW. Here ya go: 1. Open EZDrummer 2. At the bottom right (at the end of the ruler line) is an icon with three bars. Click it 3. A dialog box will open. Click "Track" at the very top 4. Click "export song as wav". Name your wav and make sure you know the location of where your file is exported to. 5. Once I get the wav file I drag it into the CW project file I'm working on. I.E. If your song is named "The Greatest Song Ever" drag the wav file into that folder. That way you will always have the file even if you move the folder somewhere else 6. Create an audio track on CW called "Drums" and then drag the wav file there. 7. Add FX as desired.

If you want to turn it into an audio track just freeze it (the "freeze function is that little snowflake looking icon). Here's link with some pictures that may be helpful. https://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=SONAR X2&language=3&help=Mixing.23.html If you want to get rid of the instrument track, after you freeze it, you can bounce the audio to another track, then delete the original track though personally I'd just archive it rather than delete it, that way you can go back to it if you want to. https://www.modernbeats.com/hit-talk/freeze-bounce-sound-using-sonar-8/

I highly recommend this approach. Once I figured it out it helped both my mixes and my CPU hit.

Man, you are channeling Ray Davies here, with a dose of the Beau Brummels. I really like the way you handle the vocals. Great playing as well.

You're getting a ton of accolades and rightly so!! This is really a killer track with pro-level arranging and playing. And the fact you sing so well is just icing on the cake. Remember us here on the forum when you make it big!