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5 hours ago, cclarry said:

Unless you bought at a discounter, like JRR, etc...then you wouldn't pay full price
but would get credit for full price in your IK Account

I already have both Fender Collections and wondered if I can register another new license at IK (if I get it from JRR for $49)?

15 hours ago, InstrEd said:

Usually I've been told I have a demented /  perverted mind so thanks  ?

I've also hear that a 'dirty mind' is a terrible thing to waste....so, I wash mine with bleach.

1 hour ago, synkrotron said:

I keep things "reasonably" simple.

 

 

 

All I know is everyone's definition of reasonable is not exactly the same.

24 minutes ago, InstrEd said:

Or are you the Grey  Poupon Type?

He's a Forum Monkey.....there's going to be monkey Poup thrown

I really like Hidden Path's Barrage and Tranzform bundle and just got the Riffendium bundle.  I like rhythmic libraries to use as backup instruments and looking for some more that are good quality (yeah, I'm too lazy to program  ).

Which ones do you guys use or can recommend?

Good for you mate, now your great mixes will be 25% better?  

At the moment, I'm struggling with using Sonarworks for tracking purposes....just don't like the flat response as it takes away a lot of the colour/feel/responsiveness etc...there's just no way to get that harmonic feedback with a muffler on it.  

Where do I sign up?

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18 hours ago, 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. 

That's the only FF plugin I have and didn't know it had all you've stated....just wow. Thanks Max for this, now I have to watch some videos on using it well.

I also use Bias Fx Pro and Amp2 regularly and of course never had this issue as I don't use it from track templates. Still, that bug needs to be fixed.  

Sorry to hear that Greg and my deepest sympathies. He certainly looked to have lived his life to the fullest.....RIP.

We usually listen to music, cook up a little bite to eat, and then argue on what music to play....well, not really argue . 

I'm also planning to play it for my little ones.

They've been listening to this as well as all his other volumes while studying or just reading books.

I enjoyed them as well....just the YT versions.

So much for hinting....

Love the funk and you did a fantastic job reviving this HS. If you hadn't said anything about the past, I would've never thought it.

Great job!!

Really good stuff from Larry C. and was a great way to start my morning.  

I think we all suffer from that and until that initial idea/progression evolves into something more meaningful, it stays with the initial name. I generally use the name of a patch or preset when starting off.

Fluid Shorts II would truly compliment my Undershreddie side business......it's not for the faint of heart.

Bapu got his first Alembic when Julian went Gregorian?

9 hours ago, Tezza said:

Can you ignore Sonarworks during creating and just use it when it comes to the mixing stage. I think this is a problem for home recording musicians, namely, musicians want a lively exciting, colored sound when recording and playing because it is inspirational.

Tezza, that's exactly how I want to do things and if I can't get a good thing with the EQ, will disable Sonarworks on the master. I briefly tried Fabfilter's Pro-Q3 last evening and it was better, but didn't have that 'open air response/feel' (like when you play through a real amp) which I got on the amp sim when Sonarworks was disabled.

It seems a bit counterproductive to add more plugins just to get back the original sound/tones I had without Sonarworks. However, I can see this being a big help when mixing as that's exactly what you want. That's why (some of) us guitarists aren't meant to be sound engineers.....we just plug and play.       

Thanks Craig! Will definitely do that.