Monomox

I always preferred Claudia Schiffer to Cindy Crawford, but that's just me No, I actually like them a lot. Just pair them with third party IRs. They even have their 808-style boost pedal integrated, which is handy. They're bitey, which is good for mixes.

I think the re demo is the interesting part. Re updates, I think they're rarely worth the hassle, particularly when you have a ton of plugins

This is the third time I login into my Focusrite account and I just can't get myself to hit the "redeem" button for these two plugs... looks like I don't need another delay... is this stuff good? EDIT: OK, it's $45 MSRP, now that's piquing my attention EDIT 2: watched the demo, looks pretty cool, downlading....

It's free because this is the light version, you need to pay $50 to get the cosine and tangent It's April fool's somewhere in the world, right? EDIT: searching for "cinesine" in YouTube gives you some interesting results

Damn, I thought you were joking... It IS a sine wave (my auto corrector is too stupid to spell "sine" correctly) And it's free! We've come a long way

I didn't get an email. Support told me that it was because I bought the library at a retailer. I sent them the invoice and got a discount code in return.

Just tell us goddammit

V-metal $188 in cart. https://www.jrrshop.com/prominy?dir=desc&order=special_from_date

Beatmaking has never been easier

quite instructional, I just learned what a quaver is ?

here's a video where you can see what the heck this plugin actually does

I have a question for ample users, can you still use midi in your DAW's piano roll with this VSTis?

Just signed up, participant #1118 ?? Any recommendations on electric guitars for rock? Do you know the difference between strawberry and std? Both seem to be LPs I chose the Evo Songwriter for acoustic because I heard it's a well-rounded lib with good samples

I didn't even get an email ... yet

Been waiting for this. I really like the micro library

I guess it makes sense to gauge interest before setting a price

It's 100% subjective. BFD3 is (almost) everything all of us collectively would ask from a drum sampler--a lot of detail, GBs and GBs of samples (layers, drums, hits/articulations) and many tools. So, at least from the intellectual point of view is a monster. But, to me, its complexity can stand in the way of creativity. Here's an analogy. Loading Perfect Drums is like entering a studio with a drum set ready, loading BFD3 is like entering a huge drum store. I'm thinking about selling BFD3, but maybe (following my own analogy) I should create a few templates that load immediately. Hmmm. I don't know, man, it's definitely a monster. Reaper is my primary DAW, so I'm not a slouch when it comes to digging deep into complex programs, but somehow BFD3 has eluded me (the interface doesn't work for me either), but maybe I should give it another try.

It needs more knobs

Has someone upgraded yet? Does installation automatically replace the two older versions? That would be nice

Man, I'm going to be asleep!

Larry said 30 minutes ago that one hour ago Dirk said that in ten hours....

Yep, focusrite. It's a nice plugin for when you want to make things sizzle without moving too many knobs.

I've been considering a multi analyzer and found that MMultiAnalyzer is half-price at PB, so this may be the ticket https://www.pluginboutique.com/product/2-Effects/25-Spectral-Analysis/841-MMultiAnalyzer

Makes sense. I got them for free thanks to the amazing plugin collective