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Lately, I've been spending a lot of time at APD as I've noticed they have a lot of loop based libraries for Kontakt (yes, I'm too lazy in doing my own backing tracks ) which are really made well i.e. Riffendium, Barrage/Tranzform, Synferno etc... Just installed Synferno yesterday, and love it!!

Of course, I got them all on a sale price and now I'll have to check this latest offering....huge library it is and haven't used anything from Ueberschall (yet).

If I'm picking up what you're dropping here.......you're saying Waves know how to flash, but PA doesn't?

Thanks Tom, will definitely follow your tips and test it out this weekend.

Cheers!!

4 hours ago, tom said:

Bought this, one of the best sounding amps I have heard ITB

This looks very interesting Tom and this is the first time I've seen this .  Could you please give some details on how you use it (with the N4 or N4 player)?

I got very interested after reading about the "all-tube guitar amplifier" part and wondered how it all works out when using it on a guitar. 

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So far ahead of his time. Listening through headphones you can truly appreciate all the little things that are going on.

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11 hours ago, Magic Russ said:

Artists used for general inspiration: Bruce Springsteen, Creedence, Dire Straits, The Killers, Kings of Leon and more

I'm sure it's useful, but I don't see the common thread between those artists.  I'm not finding the connection between those artists and the demos either.

 

If you drink enough of red wine,  then it actually sounds like all of them put together.

Beautiful stuff....Oscar Peterson!!!

Not sure about their drums, but their amps are definitely worth more than the $5 I paid (and they're not just for metal).

I do like my new ATH-M50X and also wear glasses, but it hasn't bothered me except for needing a fan to be on (gets a bit warm for longer wear. I really miss using my Ultrasone Pro 750's and I'm going to see if they can be repaired.

Not sure if I can justify the price to get my ATH's calibrated.....maybe on a better set of cans (someday).

It's definitely AM over here....coffee anyone?

Good thinking my good man....will do that now!

Hey there Grant.....long time no see!!

Good to see you joining in all this fun and excitement!!

Thanks Jesse. Yeah there are a lot of libraries for Kontakt, but was specifically looking for 'Loop based Libraries" which may not be as much (guessing here). Just wanted to what "ya'll" use (if any).

Going to check out Kontakt Hub and see what they have.

This looks to be really good product and I want, but I've run out of GAS money until next week....

20 hours ago, Tiger The Frog said:

As a guitar player with a lot of guitars and a TON of guitar virtual instruments--and a big Audiofier fan--I have been watching Riffendium closely since it came out.  

Still.... I wavered on buying it when the first versions and the ambient versions came out  and I wavered on this deal.  

I'm SO glad I got this.  It's amazing.  If they come out with an acoustic version, I am sure I will get that.  But I bet Audiofier knows that.  ?

Make sure you read the manual and learn how to install all the snapshots, because they really make it.

The only negative for me is that I will be messing with this instead of working on my new music project.  ?

I only installed it and played with it in the Kontakt standalone. I avoided loading it in a project as I really do want to finish the project I'm working and I know I'll get totally lost in it if I opened Riffendium.

 Really good deal and an excellent library it is!!

Sadly, I've had Maschine Mikro for some time, but never really used.....think I might just sell it.

Just can't stop listening to these guys.....so good!!

1 minute ago, cclarry said:

List Price $149

Your Waves Price - Just $29* 

 

 

18 minutes ago, cclarry said:

The obvious companion would be Pro C2...but,
as Mesh said, you can't go wrong regardless of 
what you decide!

Until I read this (see below), I didn't know Pro-Q3 had all this.....including a compressor

On ‎8‎/‎14‎/‎2019 at 4:22 PM, Max Arwood said:

Fabfilter  Q3 Is  phenomenal for catching weird stuff like that too. For many months I just thought it was a really nice EQ.  I watched a video the other day and found the built In Compressor. It is a tiny ring behind the frequency.  De-ess / compress any frequency with Q control and watch the graph to see the frequency and amount of reduction. You can set up as many de-essers as you want! You can also Eq that same frequency. Can’t believe I missed this.   Now I got to go find the second de-esser you mentioned in Omni-channel lol! I love all the waves stuff! Great prices. 

5 hours ago, ZincT said:

Thanks Larry! Some decent offers in my account. Just have to decide what to add to my existing Pro-Q 3 ?

Interestingly, that's the only FF plugin I have as well. The good thing about their plugins is they're all excellent and you can't really go wrong with any.

Thanks Lars!!

I'm in.....Leslie, here I come!!