Nick Blanc

I'm on it!

Yeah i have it, so I will probably delete it from my wishlist soon enough. I also have the Cherry Audio one. Like I said, I really don't have the space anymore. But sometimes I like to act like a child who gets to have unlimited gifts on his wishlist ?

I don't do demo's. I buy stuff I thereafter never use. ?

That filter made me look at a hardware MS-20-mini again. That thing has been on and off my wishlist 6 times already ?. I don't have the space anymore ?

If this does the same as Tracklimit, but automatically and with the option of choosing different profiles / styles if I choose to, it will be a serious contender.

I would be willing to pay 20% of that if they upgraded the TR8-S so that I could use it in conjunction (like a MIDI controller or actually on the machine itself) with this.

I don't know. Smart:Limit can be taxing on the CPU and is not really meant to be used on every track/bus. It is more tailored for the master. Pure:Limit seems like a lightweight unit which can be used for individual tracks and busses. But I have to check the reviews first. Their marketing text really tries to avoid the word 'mastering'. Think of the loudness tutorials from Baphometrix (clip to zero). I have Tracklimit from DMG Audio specifically for that purpose (maximizing every individual tonal track). So if this is the Sonible counterpart of that, I'm very interested. It would make the loudness process much easier. Oooorrrrr, they could just try to cash in on their algorythm with releasing a cheaper and cut down version of the same.

I think the current system is a very smart AND customer friendly way of upgrading/updating. So a great combination. You get the update for free, but you have the option of buying extra presets specifically for that update (or at least launched together). This way as a customer I can decide myself if I want to 'pay' or not. I could just say "thanks for the upgrade...bye!", or I can dip into a ton of presets which I probably wouldn't have gotten if they just released these without any update. I fell right into their very nice trap.

It crashed my Kontakt Player 7. Standalone that is (and with Windows sound, I didn't switch on my Focusrite). Haven't tested it in my DAW.

Huh? You might as well be speaking Chinese now. Bought it!

Arturia also released 3 new preset packs, each containing 120 presets. Now for $19 instead of $89. The Wavelengths bundle.

How does this compare against other FET compressors? Against other 1176 clones. Is this anything special, something $19 worth?

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Glad to hear it! But eh, hyperbolic chamber? I thought Vegeta destroyed that one ?

This is also a 3A. I bet you only have 4 of that.

Stellar service from Sonokinetic. They acknowledged my duplicate order. Refunded me and on top of that they gave me back the loyalty points I used and reinstated the 12 days of Christmas coupon. Beyond expectations.

Ah, I see the problem. As usual, it's somewhere between the screen and the chair. I already got it last year. So I opened a ticket, because I got the exact same serial.

Hmm I registered the serial in Native Acces but it doesn't show up. Maybe it's busy season. Will check again in a couple of hours. World Cup time!

Ah yes it is. I see it now. I also had 6 loyalty points which I used. Total price around €25.

Coupon? Did I miss something? That would make it very interesting.

Still free, still great!

I'm halfway in the walkthrough video. It's getting more and more insane. And then she said "going deeper into freak territory". What?! I'm usually pretty good at finding a musical use for anything. But...eh...horror sci fi background nightmare glitch soundtrack? Maybe ?

Absolutely useless and weird. Love it!

Nice video Zo. I like how you lose track of time while playing around. Oh and the plugins sound amazing.

Ok, I'm a big fan of their products and had high hopes for this one. Who doesn't love 80s. But the demo's don't convince me. It's cool, but not very useful for me. I was hoping to cook up some cool synthwave with it, but it doesn't seem very tailored to that.