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Changelog https://download.plugivery.com/pvdl/?do=changelog&dir=release&prod=british-bundle&bid=39

Thanks, Nigel! This example shows a fairly simple rhythm, which can be mimicked with basically any decent rompler on the market, and NI Session Guitarist libs run circles around it. I'm seriously considering OTS Complete bundle, but the more I think about it, the more it becomes obvious, that I need to invest more time in practicing keyboard playing.

Thanks! I take it, it's good enough for mockups and demos. I need to learn how to program virtual guitars to make them sound a little better than OK. As of now, extensive MIDI programming kills my creative impulses and inspiration.

Currently, I'm evaluating SLIDE bundle, particularly, Lap Steel instrument and do find it worth every cent. Seriously speaking, the more I think about, the more it makes sense to buy libraries of instruments that I don't actually play. I'm trying to decide between Banjo and ...

Bassoon = bundle of sticks, oboe = loud woodwind, saxophone = sonic device by Adolphe Sax, but Flute = Installed? Alright! If you say so...

Enter the Zen

Counting down...

At this price it's an easy buy: https://auroradsp.com/plugins/eq510

Correct link: https://auroradsp.com/

You beat me to it. Nevertheless, here's my take on the number https://www.youtube.com/clip/UgkxABDScxDZLJX0YPhZS376L8C6MBax26u6

Hope, it's just scheduled maintenance done poorly and not cyberattacks.

https://www.youtube.com/clip/UgkxABDScxDZLJX0YPhZS376L8C6MBax26u6

Yes, the pricing is a bit steep. I bought it when it just came out and was offered with an insane discount. BTW, I wonder how drummers perceive drum libraries and virtual instruments. Which ones are great in your opinion?

SuperiorDrummer 3, but with SD2 default library Avatar.

Thank you, Peter! At first, I didn't realize that I had tendinitis, until only 10 minutes of playing started causing pains for days. This is the last track, I managed to record despite the pain. That's why it's so short. My doctor told me, that I should try massage, but eventually I might need a surgery. I did try massage, but it didn't really help. Then I got desperate and started shaking my hand as wild as I could. Guess what! Something clicked and I felt a relief. It still did hurt, maybe slightly more than before, but somehow it felt that all those little bones in the wrist clicked into their places. Now I just have to be careful not to overwork my left wrist when playing my guitar. I'm no doctor and have no clue how severe your injury is and what caused it, but hope you'll find my story at least inspiring. And thanks for leaving this comment! Really appreciate your opinion, because I know that it is based on years of experience. ?

This track was created with ISW Shreddage 3 Serpent library. Since many developers have announced their Guitar instruments/libraries summer sale, I decided to give it a try, using what I already got. Let me know what you think about it. Does it sound natural to you? Would you listen to this if you liked the tune, or would you rather look for real instrument performance?

I think it sounds great out of the box. Fed it this MIDI: Part.mid And this is what it renders: Telos (neck) Misirlou.opus Now, what can your god favorite guitar library do to compete with this?

Although, most of us already have lots of plugins, it's still a great bundle. Not only for beginners. And, since it's backed up by Nomad Factory, chances are they will eventually update it to VST3.

There are few gems in this bundle. Retro Equalizer is an instant "betterizer", Clarisonix is also highly praised. Basically, all effects in the bundle are high-quality.

Telos is too good to pass by. Purchased!