jude77

12 hours ago, Tiger The Frog said:

@jude77These websites have a lot of design freebies. Like Creative Market, most of them have paid stuff too. 
There are dozens and dozens more sites like this, but this gives you an idea. 

SUPER!!  Many, many thanks!

On 5/20/2019 at 10:48 AM, Tiger The Frog said:

There are tens of thousands of first-rate freebies available for graphic design--fonts, photos, videos, backgrounds, web layouts, mockups,  vectors, Photoshop brushes and actions,  etc.    One of the best examples is Creative Market.  If you register there, they send you six great products every Monday.  Expensive stuff.   In some cases you will need products like Photoshop and Illustrator to use them, but not all.

If people are interested in this I can dig around and look for some of my old links.  I don't do much graphic design these days.

Definitely post the links.  I'm still doing some graphic design.

This link was posted at the bottom of a thread about Dragonfly Reverb.  Since it was at the bottom of an older thread I wasn't sure people were seeing it.  So here it is.

This is the new improved version. 

https://github.com/michaelwillis/dragonfly-reverb/releases/tag/1.9.6-beta

I wish GM would publish some more packs!  I've about gotten everything there I want.

8 hours ago, rasure said:

I went with mic room and got the delay. Although the delay scans correctly in Studio One I cant get it to show up. No issues in Cakewalk.

I had a problem too, and installed it in a custom folder I made and had PS look there.

On 4/26/2019 at 7:38 PM, kitekrazy said:

 I wonder if it would get along with the other 40 delays I have.

Only 40?  Then you definitely need this one.  Then when you hit an even 100 you can start working on reverbs.  Or compressors.  Or tape saturators. Or preamps.  Or limiters.

I don't care what those doctors say, it's not a problem.

I'm glad you survived!  Life is a beautiful and precious thing.  I think you're going to need to change your user-name from "Bitflipper" to "Lazarus".

22 hours ago, msmcleod said:

I struggled to find it too - it ended up in C:\Program Files\Common Files\Steinberg\VST3, so I just added this to my VST search path, re-scanned and it found it.

Thanks for that, I don't think I would have ever found it.

SONAR es un DAW totalmente profesional que puede hacer cualquier cosa con el audio que puedas imaginar. Me alegro de que te guste, y sí, hace mucho tiempo que falta una versión para MAC.

Bienvenido al foro!

I found GFX to good for a freebie.  Not great, but good.  As Sidney Earl above said, just don't expect it to go head to head with the big boys.  I tried different speaker irs than the ones it came with and thought it sounded better.  FWIW I couldn't get VST3 to install (actually it claimed it was installed, but darned if I could find it).  VST2 installed fine.

This is demo I've been looking for.  Great job.  And super playing.

Happy Easter to you!

Piotr, thanks! 

You always post great reviews and this one is no exception.  Excellent playing as always.

On 4/15/2019 at 1:35 PM, synkrotron said:

pulled the plug on NOIRE a couple of weeks ago. I was looking for a piano VST, although I am far from an accomplished player (just one finger and I don't use the black notes at all).

The black notes are just for the bass players.  We guitarist don't need them.

23 minutes ago, Magic Russ said:

Are these in standard midi format or proprietary? 

They're propriety, but you can export them from EZ as midi files.

He's saved me hundreds, but cost me thousands.

1 hour ago, Monomox said:

This is not "a bunch", this is all of them (just two or three exceptions), even VSTis and plugins I thought I'd ever see at this price (e.g. NX). This is pretty aggressive... They're trying to kill someone 

Interesting theory.  They certainly have gotten aggressive with pricing.

Actually, that's the new 1040 form for bass players. 

https://www.hornetplugins.com/

For those who may not know, HoRNet makes most utility type plugins that are modestly priced to begin with.  At 40% off they're pretty much a steal.

23 hours ago, Peter - IK Multimedia said:

For the sounds, there's a video here that focuses on the sounds (unless you know the language, then you get some bonus information )

 

 

This really is an excellent demo.  Thanks for posting.  Fortunately, I am also fluent in the Hachijō dialect of Japanese, so I also enjoyed the comments.

Thanks, guys!  Others?

23 hours ago, msmcleod said:

Check out these tutorials. They're long but excellent and very comprehensive:

Jamstix Tutorial 1 of 4 - Easy Way to Create Drum Tracks

Jamstix Tutorial 2 of 4 - Covering All The Basic Operations

Jamstix Tutorial 3 of 4 - Drum Module Mode, Song Sheet, & The Brain

Jamstix Tutorial 4 of 4 - Options, The Bar Editor, & Final Thoughts

Personally, I found tutorial 3 on how the brain works the most enlightening.

 

Many thanks!  I feel like I'm making progress with JS, but certainly not using it to its full potential.  Hopefully, these videos will take me to the next level.

14 hours ago, Grem said:

If you want to use Jamstix, you have to read the manual. Your not going to get anything like it's full potential out of it unless you read that manual. Read it, play around with JS, read the manual some more, play with JS some more, and keep repeating!!

Total truth here.  JS is deeeeep and will do amazing things, but you've got to be willing to put in the time to get the best out.

This is very cool!  Congradulations!

How about some of you guys who have bought ST4 giving us your thoughts.  Are there  bugs (I seem to remember some problems with ST3 in the beginning)?  Are the new sounds better/worse/the same as ST3?  Are you glad you pulled the trigger?  Sorry?  If you had it to do over would you buy now or wait?  Are there alternatives you prefer?  Any thoughts at all would be appreciated.

Thanks.

1 hour ago, Michael A.D. said:

I recommend Jamstix HIGHLY - it takes a bit of use to figure it out, but once you see how it works you will never use another drum program.    And you can use your favorite drum kits with it too. 

I spent a Loooong time trying to figure out JS, and didn't get very far.  Then I broke down and read the manual and a lot of things opened up.  I still don't totally understand it, but it is an amazing program that can deliver the goods.  Now I just wish Ray would develop a pack for folk/americana.