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19 minutes ago, Fleer said:

What's the secret ?

It's in the sauce.

Thanks ZT.

Most of the stuff I do is instrumental and not sure if this would be useful in that context. Possibly, I can use this on a vocal library (or loops)…..still on the fence.    

After having used Ovox, what do you guys think of it?

Enjoyed that Beck's Porkie Pie.

Wait, that didn't sound right.....

I believe an apology is in order....

….and I paid $225 for my Samsung 250GB SSD (back in 2013) ….still going strong though

Ah ok, I was looking at the APD site. Even if they marked it at $999, the sale price is what counts. Most vendors have a very 'questionable' list price  (marketing I suppose) and I personally don't take those prices seriously...what I have to actually pay, well that's a different ball game.  

No need to be so harsh JB, could be just an oversight on the pricing. I've bought quite a few products from APD and have not had anything remotely 'suspicious' or dishonest. They've actually been quite good with their customer service.

Of note, I see the full price showing $475 and not $399.

Congrats to both of you Øyvind!!

Very nice video and wish you both the best of luck for the future.

Cheers!!!

15 minutes ago, craigb said:

I think I need to have a Baroque day soon...

(I've had enough of them financially, but they aren't as enjoyable as the musical ones! ?)

3 hours ago, bayoubill said:

While on a site of  detailed Scandinavian women I thought of something I would love to be able to say to them.

" I'd like to give a shout out to all the women who don't need to dress half naked to get a man's attention. Stay classy! The rest of you, come with me."

 

Been enjoying listening to Drew Henderson, quite a master:

22 hours ago, Bapu said:

About 91 pages?

Quaint, yet precise?

3 minutes ago, Greg said:

Looks  cool. I wish they would have intro prices. Now l’ll just wait until it’s $29.  
 

 

Waves fix!!

As much as I love Satch's tones, I'd really like to hear/test it out before jumping in. One thing I really like about Satch's tone is the harmonic feedback he gets (of course with a real amp), but would be great to have that in Amplitube.   

Speaking of which.....I haven't bought any rigs for TH-U yet and supposedly, Choptones makes some good quality rigs. Just wondered what you guys think of OwnHammer's cabs vs. Chotones?

I really like the OwnHammer cabs that came with Mercuriall and thinking of getting a pack from them.   

$29

https://overloud.com/products/choptones-bogna-xtc

Bogna XTC is the TH-U expansion library, created by Choptones, seeking to recreate the sound of a Bogner Ecstasy 101B*.
Born in the late 80’s but placed on the market just in 1992, the Bogner Ecstasy* was the answer to all guitar players who needed a large palette of guitar tones without using multi-amp settings or multi-channels preamps. Reinhold Bogner figured out that the combo preamp+power amp couldn’t give the right dynamics and responses of a single circuit unit, so brought us this Swiss-Knife amazing amp. Another aim? The “simple” mission to give users the amazing tone of vintage amps (mission accomplished).

The Bogna XTC library contains 142 rigs, which have been captured using the following gear*:

So what's this Fred about?

Just upgraded mine!! 

Thanks Larry!!

31 minutes ago, Carlos said:

There it reads ProfAnity mate

 

$#!@%*

On 1/16/2020 at 9:06 PM, Zo said:

Give us a feedback once done  

I have to say I didn't expect this to be as good as it is. The song files are broken down to each instrument and the drums into each kit piece.  The    Elastik player is  where a lot of the 'magic' happens. There's a lot of flexibility in able to change    keys (without losing any degradation in quality) and the fun part is    mixing/matching various genres/styles/instruments etc... and come up with something very useful/interesting.  There an "Inspire" button that replaces samples from the same instrument group and which looks for   similar    instrument samples to replace    (I suppose the larger your library is, the more variety of samples to be had).   The ELastik player does all of this and whole lot more (still learning how to use it).  

Yes  they're all loops and not your own creation, but you can get some    very nice backing tracks  (extremely    quickly)   to put your own instrumentation in.   As JB said, they do have a lot of acoustic instruments which sound really good  and it's    quite fun to experiment with different styles. 

Overall, I'm happy I got this and it's worth it to have in my tool box    and as I  like to write my own stuff,  will try to incorporate this in my tracks as well.

At these prices, get it I say!! ? 

10 hours ago, Carlos said:

Do they sound awesome? So far no headphones have satisfied me, they all sound harsh. Even my DT990 ;(

Carlos, check out the Audio Technica ATH-M50x.   They're pretty good and I'm very happy with mine. 

Although Amazon   has it for $149 right now,   you can  get it for under    $125   (I paid   around   that   for   mine).  

https://www.amazon.com/Audio-Technica-ATH-M50x-Professional-Monitor-Headphones/dp/B00HVLUR86  

44 minutes ago, Zo said:

Give us a feedback once done  

Will do Zo

I finally caved in and got a few libraries....mostly for my little ones to experiment with. Of course, the site must getting slammed right now as I got a "504 Gateway Time-Out" during a download. ?

Speaking of Arturia, I just the V7 Collection over at KVR for a very nice price and now will use my old Alesis 7.1 to control  this buffet of synths.

(back to your local programme)