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Cranked Marshalls were never conducive to that. ?

As much as I like IK, I can't get myself to do it. Other than the new ST sounds and synths, the only thing I'm missing is Mesa Boogie 2. Since I collected these items a la carte my upgrade price is $299 which gets me MB2 and some sounds and synths I will likely never use. A little off topic but Tonex is fantastic!

They still want $1000 for me to upgrade to Mercury from Diamond. They're actually doing me a favor zt this point. ?

What's not to like about a renoun reverb?

Deal or No Deal

As in the BFD InMusic?

https://gigperformer.com/when-does-gig-performer-go-on-sale/

This thread and the one upstairs is like "Nextdoor" on steroids. People bitching about hypotheticals and other people bitching about the first bitchers. ?

FYI: At the bottom of the new website there is a link to the Sonar Legacy website. Under support you can login in to your old account and access your legacy products.

Sonar Platinum to the lifetime upgrade was $199 in 2016, $99 credit if had upgraded to Platinum in the previous 12 months.

The original my products page was still working up until this announcement. Now it is directed to the new Cakewalk site.

I love my Dynaudio BM5A monitors. edit: they've been discontinued

check out the brand 'Worlds best cables" They're made with quality cable like Mogami and similar for a reasonable price.

Check out "worlds best cables" on amazon.

When I downloaded mine, the choice list was long. I'm pretty sure it has everything.

Couldn't resist with 30% off at the IK store. I'm all caught up sans the Tascam two. Thanks for the heads up.

That came out awesome!

I went with a Gator Frameworks 12u Rack table and Ultimate Support speaker stands.

Butcher block stained and 3 coats of polyurethane.

I went with the pipe option. I'm working on a bottom shelf and I still need to build a keyboard tray. I bought the parts from Pipe Decor, they were way cheaper than Home Depot. https://pipe-decor.com/?gad=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwgLOiBhC7ARIsAIeetVDvk8GySpqxGpA_1E1F-0PjtjBp7-6XFXLMpgsqL_-vmnAuoSiAgGgaAjjeEALw_wcB

How did you do that?

Any way you choose to reference is fine. Metric A/B is about convenience. You load several reference tracks, volume match them and you can switch between your track and any section of those easily. The ability to have presets with different reference tracks at a click and not having to load reference tracks per song/project is convenient.

Interesting that the first article has to do with software pricing.

I just ran Dani California by RHCP (wav) through it. It picked up some clipping, excessive loudness for streaming and said it was pretty wide. It suggested adding some bass and highs for clarity. It's definitely a hot master.

Tone Junkie has a NAMM special. NAMM80 has been working to get 80% off. https://tonejunkiestore.com/