Audio Plugin Deals Hidden Gems
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Akoustecx
Electro Acoustic Excursions.
All your thoughts are good, would recommend these as well:
Glissando Harps - Chocolate Audio
Proclethya Bundle - Dymai Sound
Extended Electric Guitar - Edu Prado
Resonance Emotional Mallets - ISW
The Massive World Bundle from ISW has to be one of the great bargains of all time at base price, but I haven't picked it up myself yet.
Glissando Harps - Chocolate Audio
Proclethya Bundle - Dymai Sound
Extended Electric Guitar - Edu Prado
Resonance Emotional Mallets - ISW
The Massive World Bundle from ISW has to be one of the great bargains of all time at base price, but I haven't picked it up myself yet.
AceAudioHQ
Senior Member
Impact Soundworks massive world bundle, dark intervals stuff
Rudianos
Senior Member
Angel Strings Vol. 2 by Auddict - Audio Plugin Deals
For as low as $39.99 (normally of $150), get ANGEL STRINGS Vol. 2 by AUDDICT, This is a limited time offer, don't miss out!
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Auddict Angel Strings 2 is lovely. Can only find in Google Search now.
Maybe less on Auddict site.
Battalion too if you love brass.
doctoremmet
Senior Member
Project Chaos was $49.99 the other day, damn good value.
Bee_Abney
How long have I been out?
The Waldorf synths are very good. You can only get the old version of Largo there; but you could use that to upgrade to 2 which might be worth it. Nave sounds great, though I'm not familiar with programming it. Largo is as easy or difficult to program as your skill level allows. Some of the presets are amazing pads and textures.
Crowe
part raven, part troll
It's not exactly hidden but I only discovered the other day that they were now carrying this:
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for 50% off using rewards, or just flat-out during promos like the one right now.
Joshua Bell Violin (Full Version) by Embertone - Audio Plugin Deals
A virtual violin with over 20,000 samples, and an unparalleled level of expessivity, the Joshua Bell Violin was recorded with the same level of care and detail that goes into the maestro's albums.
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for 50% off using rewards, or just flat-out during promos like the one right now.
Bee_Abney
How long have I been out?
That's true, It does sound very good and it has great options.
I just got three Waldorf products that I didn't have yet: the Waldorf Edition 2, PPG 3.V and Streichfett (which wasn't even available the last time I looked). They all sound much as I'd suspect - vintage high-end digital in most cases, and a more modern sound on the newer Streichfett.
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Yuri Tremolo
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I would like to warn everyone that it is a noise fest with loudest noise burst you’ve ever experienced. Even had trouble exporting with it - like every 4-th or 5-th project export went out with square parts in random part of track. So this pretty much a red line and I would never ever use it again.
Bee_Abney
How long have I been out?
That's an awful problem to have. I haven't had any issue of that kind. Do you know if it affects many others, or on specific systems?
Yuri Tremolo
Active Member
My system is pretty old: RME & Catalina @ Mac Pro 2012, but I have hundreds of other plug-ins (purchased over years) that behave like a stone.
robgb
Genius. Idiot. You Decide.
I haven't had a single issue with Mixbox. Works perfectly.
robgb
Genius. Idiot. You Decide.
When you diss a product I think context is important. A 12 year old system is pertinent information.
Yuri Tremolo
Active Member
Good for you. But I have zero issues with Fabfilter, Softube, PA, UADx, Soundtoys, ToneProjects, Arturia, Liquid Sonics, Relab Acustica Audio. And know what, IK go to hell with the issues I have had - really bottom of the list amongst others.
Yuri Tremolo
Active Member
This session' export was failing every 4-th/5-th time due to 1 or 2 instances of MixBox. So I would rather stop using crappy plug-ins than upgrade rather powerful and decent system.
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robgb
Genius. Idiot. You Decide.
I'm sorry it didn't work for you, but to warn people against what is a perfectly good tool simply because it didn't work on your ancient system is a bit disingenuous, IMO, unless you include that caveat in your post.
Did you use the latest version of Mixbox? Did you bother to try updating it? Did you contact support and ask about possible solutions? Details are important.
What did customer support say when you reached out to them?
Sometimes it takes a while for them to get things sorted out. However, they have always been able to address any of the issues I reached out to them about.
Yuri Tremolo
Active Member
If software has a 0.0001% chance produce 0dBFS noise burst that could in theory lead to hearing loss, damaging equipment or having an issue on a daily job (used to work on TV - imagine put a exported piece with 0dbfs on air...) - then I have an absolutely legitimate reason to warn others. Telling that I have an ancient system or did something wrong is like pretending to be the smartest in the room.
I used to beta test for software audio plug-in vendor - so don't have a reason to be a tester guy for IK Multimedia that literally has a gazzilion products to update, maintain and release (yes, you could read between the lines that I think the won't be bothering really). Also don't much care for channel strip plug-in that I have purchased for 29$. So you could really keep on using IK Multimedia on your very modern and fully updated system, but for me this sort of misbehaviour even on single product automatically put the whole vendor and its portfolio into crapware list.
