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That would be me. At first I was a bit suspicious of AI infused plugins, but now that I've started using them I see that in nearly every case they're smarter than I am. I'll be very interested to see where it goes over the coming years.

Using PluginDoctor has been a HUGE eye opener for me. You learn a loooooot about plugins.

LOL! That's the truth. But maybe you get a free tee-shirt with each order.

VOS does some really nice plugins and deserve a look if you're not familiar with them.

FWIW I picked this up a few years ago and it really is a very helpful tool to get you started with a mix. It's easy to use and 33% of the time it will give you very good results, 33% of the time it will get you close enough that with a little tweaking you'll have a solid mix, and about 33% of the time it will give you something that might be best described as "interesting".

At this price this is a great deal. As @Vernon Barnes said, "No brainer territory".

https://www.ayaicinc.com/all-plug-ins FWIW I bought Mix Monolith a few years ago and have found it to be a really good investment. It will put you in the ballpark of a good mix very quickly.

50% OFF STORE WIDE! Short Limited Time Offer! Use the discount code: 50 at the checkout! Enjoy! https://pasttofuturereverbs.gumroad.com These people have a variety of plugins to offer from drums, to reverb irs, to various hardware irs (like classic compressors and tape machines).

Let me encourage you to check out the other instruments while you're there. Don't let the low price fool you, Indiginus makes some great playable instruments. I've been completely satisfied with everything I've gotten there.

That did the trick! Thanks!

I couldn't get the code to work! Yikes, I must be doing something wrong. I'm inserting the code at the "use vocher" space at checkout. Is that right?

"Ours not to reason why . . . ."

That's a really good price. I think I got it about a year ago for $29.

I don't know the first thing about Reason, and all Reason instruments may only work in that eco-system, but if they work in other daws this may be worth looking at: https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack-extension/combo-electric-harpsichord/?channel=paid_search&subchannel=cpc&campaign=403049746

https://www.rhythmicrobot.com/q-up-arts-corner?mc_cid=73c30bd8d9&mc_eid=2e4bf73ef6 Yet more savings, this time in the Q Up Arts section of the store, where there's a massive 25% off all instruments. Whether you're looking to lace your tracks with a little Latin groove, get real drummer feel courtesy of the Steve Gadd Drumscores, or try out one of the seriously impressive acoustic piano instruments, they're all available at a very neat saving.

Let us know your impressions after you do.

Thanks for taking the time to do that, I appreciate it.

I got an email this morning where Waves is offering 5 plugins for $90. On a "per-plugin" basis it looks like they finally broke the $19 barrier. However, after the subscription fiasco I will not be tempted!

https://www.wavesfactory.com/?mc_cid=37300ae9db&mc_eid=91e66c4b27 30% OFF on audio plugins and sample libraries for Kontakt Meet our new plugin Equalizer, we think you'll love it! Personally, I have Trackspacer and Sharine and find them both to be useful and a great value, especially when they're on sale.

https://www.audiothing.net/plugins/?mc_cid=a4300ef5a4&mc_eid=966fdd83d9

That page is new to me, thanks!

You make a really good point here. Since Tonex/NAM type of amp modeling arrived I've wondered what the future of developers like Nembrini is. You have a very interesting idea about going the boutique direction. I hope he (and the others) are making plans for the future because I really like his stuff.

When you've had a chance to compare them please come back and let us know what you think.

Many congratulations!!!

Satya, It's good to see you back. I hadn't noticed you posting in a while and got a bit concerned.