eusti wrote:Same here, Joey! Had to search for the Blamsoft bundle... And it's $ 75 including Distributor... Might have to wait until the (hopefully in autumn appearing) next sale with that one...

D.

how does the blamsoft bundle Cpu hit compare to Viking? Is it the same?

This is a mad sale indeed. I had my eye on one of the bundle rigs , already discounted and been holding of for months on buying anything. So this comes at a nice surprise and a good lesson that patience pays off. Just wondering though ,when d-filter will be going on sale ever?

Nice sounds and vocoded fx

This was to test how "Autotheory" in combination with "Subtractor" and I forgot also , "Distributor", behaves. The Distributor comes in extremely handy when requiring flexible variations in chords and melodies , especially triggers start and end points and number of voices triggered. I have only scr...

This one is to test the " D-filter " from Code - diggers. Tried several methods in order to achieve the filter sweeps without success. the "Mr overdrive" onboard filter is nice - sounding but I prefer this particular sound it creates. If there are any other suggestions in Reason which can offer simi...

Experimenting with Thor in Reason as the main sound source. Even though we have so many different ones in the shop, I only have 2 others ( Predator and Parsec ) , really mostly on Thor and equally as much on Subtractor

https://shop.propellerheads.se/product/mopol-polyphonic-cv-merger/ MoPol Polyphonic CV Merger converts 8 CV Gate/Note inputs and merges them into a single CV Gate/Note output. [*]8 CV Gate/Note Inputs[/*][*]3 different CV Gate/Note Outputs[/*] Gate Input 1 Copy Logical AND of connected Gates 1-8 (A...

On a side note, how much DSP usage does the McDSP stuff take? I know that people have complained about other company's compressors and EQs (U-He, Lab-One, etc) making a hit on their system performance, I was curious if the McDSP REs were the "solution" or if they only add to the CPU all-you-can-eat...

I mistakenly bought the 670 for $29 during the sale , instead of getting the bundle. I sent a ticket to Props requesting the ability to pay the difference and get the bundle. I thought I bought the FRG for $49 just before the sale but I hadnt. I hope they can get back to me with some good news.  I ...

I mistakenly bought the 670 for $29 during the sale , instead of getting the bundle. I sent a ticket to Props requesting the ability to pay the difference and get the bundle. I thought I bought the FRG for $49 just before the sale but I hadnt. I hope they can get back to me with some good news.  I ...

Excellent stuff. It's Time to get the demo.

psychasm wrote:Does this mean that the new competition date will be announced?

Okay I see its over here

Does this mean that the new competition date will be announced?

I mistakenly bought the 670 for $29 during the sale , instead of getting the bundle. I sent a ticket to Props requesting the ability to pay the difference and get the bundle. I thought I bought the FRG for $49 just before the sale but I hadnt. I hope they can get back to me with some good news.

Audiomatic is fantastic.  I tried Futzbox and wasn't impressed too much. The simulations are filters but don't have any ambience to it (lacking depth). And some distortion settings have too sharp transients, they create a click on certain sounds (like percussive instruments). I contacted McDSP and ...

I'm just going to copy paste something I posted on one of the Prop Reason fb pages. I hope to get a few contributions for this: Ahem, and I quote: " Hey everyone, I need everyone's help and contribution with this. I have created a free radio station here:  https://www.radionomy.com/en/radio/reasonr...

I agree with your points. But I do think it's easy to fall into a habit of just getting more stuff instead of learning more about what you already have. I love Softube Trident, just sounds so nice to my ears. And the FET comp in logic is awesome. I guess in a way I was telling myself not to buy mor...

This is not a complicated device to gets to grips to if one spends just a few minutes with it , and goes thru the presets.

Is this for real? I remember a recent thread about this 

 
It's amazing how efficient the mcdsp ones are. 


I was surprised too , and very pleased.

Etch is cool, great patches, but it is one of those CPU-hogs ^^.  apparently their DCAM comps are too, compared to McDSP's (someone pointed that out in another tread). I have tried the Dcam comps and waited a long time trying various others before finally deciding on getting the MCDSP's which is ve...

just letting you guys know that I have added 3 more engines to the initial post. Only question I have right about now, should I really bother using buttons on insert effects? I am quite not used using them in my own productions. Just let me know what your take on this. Thanx in advance. I hardly us...

Ocean of Waves wrote:Don't forget the YOKO band splitter, it does a nice steep curve that is pretty darn good at removing cabinet rumble.

indeed. it does. i use that one mainly for splitting up audio for mutiband fx. it's a gem!

Haven't read the replies here but Codediggers is my fave for hp/lp at >18db shelving filters. Love the Synapse AF for adding distortion and FX. Mainly use it as a band pass with movement. Love Uhbik Runciter for extreme stuff that tends to noise... "Deepest Chain" of mine being an example. Like the...

There are two modes - LP and HP.  There is a switch which you can flick on the left side in order to change the mode. All of the patches seem to have some modulation stuff going on with the envelop. When envelop amount is increase , then the effect of the modulation increases. Seems like the "automa...