jude77

Once you guys get it installed give us a brief review. 

I think they're all good, and IMHO you can't go wrong with any of them.  The playing is always very professional and true to genre.  I play mostly rock/blues so the packs I prefer are "Dry Beats and Songs", "Blues", "American Rock", "Rock n Roll", "60's Beats" and "Retro Songs".   If you're a little leery you might buy just one pack, download it, and if you like it, try others.

Good luck with your music.

3 hours ago, Piotr said:

I would be very interested in something opposite
 

Vocal adder

Excellent idea.  It's time somebody made a plugin where you add the vocalist of your choice.  Who am I today?  John Lennon?  Sting?  Paul Simon?  Taylor Swift?  I think I'm gonna float the idea to Melodyne.

33 minutes ago, TerraSin said:

Well that's disappointing. 😕 Was hoping for some new stuff. Maybe AD3. I feel like they've completely abandoned it at this point so I'm going to start looking elsewhere.

I'm frustrated too.  How the heck old is AD2?  Five, six years?  They are sooooooooooooooooooo slow to add stuff that to makes me wonder if all is well in XLN-land.

3 hours ago, Piotr said:

I have a lymeric (not sure however if it is not broken English

Not 29 - not interest of mine

That's pretty good.

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On 2/14/2019 at 11:26 PM, Magic Russ said:

I'm not sure I want it for drums, but from the video it sounds pretty good for guitar and piano.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^This. 

https://www.sonible.com/

Chandler,

Thanx for the vid.  I'm pulling the trigger.

BB: good to see you over here on the new forum.

That was an excellent read.  I've used Kontakt for years but am an utterly "non-techie" person, so articles like this help massively because I would never figure it any of that out on my own. 

Many thanks for the post.

On 2/6/2019 at 6:31 PM, TheSteven said:

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You're making me imagine that joke, which is probably worse than the joke.

I thought it was very good and the vocal is quite compelling.  I could see it over the closing credits to a Ridley Scott movie.  And as much as I like the music I was equally hooked by the title!

There are fathers and there are great fathers.  It sounds like you had a great one.  God bless you and your family.

I just read a very article saying that songs are getting shorter and now average well under 3:00.  The reason they offered for this is that streaming sites (Spotify in particular) pay by the NUMBER of songs an artist has played and not the LENGTH of time an artist is played.  The logic that follows is that shorter songs mean more plays means more income.  I don't know if he's right, but it was an interesting idea. 

For being made out of a BOX this thing sounds surprisingly good.

21 hours ago, TheSteven said:

If I had the $ I'd be jumping on this so hard I'd probably break my ankles.
Unexpected home repairs have killed my audio budget for anything other than a minor no-brainer for at least the near future.

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Great playing + Great arrangement + Great melody = Great song.  it's a very interesting piece.  I like the way it evolves.

Years ago a study showed that 90% of people thought of their pets as family members.  That's because they are, and we love them intensely.  When my dog "Sally" died I cried for two days.   I hope you don't hurt long.  In time you'll decide what to do with the avatar.

On 1/27/2019 at 2:18 PM, Soundwise said:

I suggest you try the ToneBoosters Reverb 4. It sounds awesome! Recently I've been going through all  reverbs plugins installed on my system (20+), and was blown away by the quality of this plugin.

Toneboosters makes some good, reasonably priced stuff.

9 minutes ago, Brian Walton said:

Maybe a nice option for those that only have the SI one from Bandlab's Cakewalk.

 Yes, those of us long time users likely have AD, Session Drummer, EZ Drummer, "Superior", etc  but those all cost us way more than $9.  

I was thinking the same thing.  Somebody just starting in music can get going for a song these days.  

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2 hours ago, mumpfucious said:

I also don't think he's the right guy for the job.  Part of it is because he is a drummer and not a bass player, but another part is that he is very biased towards jazz and metal and seems unfamiliar with R&B and Pop.  If he were to develop JamBass along similar lines as JamStix, the list of bass player models might look like Jaco Pastorius, Geddy Lee, Jason Newsted, Jeff Berlin, Les Claypool, Steve Harris, and Cliff Burton.  Meanwhile users would be pleading for James Jamerson, Paul McCartney, Carol Kaye, Larry Graham, Bernard Edwards, John Paul Jones, Bootsie Collins, Mark King, etc.

That's the truth.  I love jamstix, but you perfectly named it's weakness.  I keep waiting for the "Ringo" drummer to appear. 

Sweet!  Thanks for posting.