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  • telechargetelecharge
    edited December 2016

    Stroke Machine - $9.99
    http://audiob.us/get/552/Stroke-Machine

    MicSwap Pro - $14.99
    http://audiob.us/get/851/MicSwap-Pro

  • NkersovNkersov

    @Flexinoodle said:
    Old engineering saying ..."A good mix can not make a bad song good, a bad mix can not make a good song bad"

    >

    Yeah, and as my partner succinctly put it - "I can't hear much difference."

    I've been watching the videos, getting the gist of most things, just occasionally getting lost in the technicalities, and still wondering... just how much difference even top quality filters can make. Often, I'm thinking it's a difference that cannot be heard on the equipment most people listen to music on.

    Not that the above would stop me gambling a few extra quids, should Santa be generous. ;)

  • telechargetelecharge

    Navichord - $3.99 USD
    http://audiob.us/get/852/Navichord

  • JohnnyGoodyearJohnnyGoodyear

    You can get a Zoo Med Can O' Bloodworms for 3.99 as well, but this is far more fun, promise.

  • telechargetelecharge

    Plus, the dev is a nice guy who just recently set up a forum for his users.
    https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/16465/official-navichord-forum-is-available

  • FlexinoodleFlexinoodle

    Navichord at that price is a complete no brainer.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    Master FX, djay 2

  • LFSLFS
    edited December 2016

    @iamspoon said:
    @LFS Sorry to pester but any chance of Cubase IC Pro sale please?

    Hi,

    Unfortunately the season sale does not include iC Pro this time.

    Thanks,
    Lars

  • rickwaughrickwaugh

    I would say that the Fabfilter Limiter, Pro-L, is the one I love the most. It does a fantastic job of smoothing the edges on my final mixes. I have Final Touch as well, and I like Pro-L more. I'm not a pro by any means, but that difference I can hear.

    As to the usefulness of all the plugins, to me, they're all cheap enough that I have simply picked them up, and seen how they work. You really can't make a judgement on something until you start to play with it, and try it in different situations. My issue is really understanding what's going on, so I can apply it with a lot more science than I currently possess. All that being said, most of the folks in here are hobbyists, and if you like to tinker with your sound and the entire recording process, then these are truly fantastic value plugins, to help you learn. The interfaces are very well designed, they come with a wonderful bunch of presets. You could not purchase all this on the desktop for anywhere near the price. For a couple of hundred Canadian for Auria and plugins, the cost of a couple of dinners out with the family, I'm set for a very long time.

  • JohnnyGoodyearJohnnyGoodyear

    @rickwaugh said:
    I would say that the Fabfilter Limiter, Pro-L, is the one I love the most. It does a fantastic job of smoothing the edges on my final mixes. I have Final Touch as well, and I like Pro-L more. I'm not a pro by any means, but that difference I can hear.

    As to the usefulness of all the plugins, to me, they're all cheap enough that I have simply picked them up, and seen how they work. You really can't make a judgement on something until you start to play with it, and try it in different situations. My issue is really understanding what's going on, so I can apply it with a lot more science than I currently possess. All that being said, most of the folks in here are hobbyists, and if you like to tinker with your sound and the entire recording process, then these are truly fantastic value plugins, to help you learn. The interfaces are very well designed, they come with a wonderful bunch of presets. You could not purchase all this on the desktop for anywhere near the price. For a couple of hundred Canadian for Auria and plugins, the cost of a couple of dinners out with the family, I'm set for a very long time.

    Question: Do you get any use out of Drumagog?

  • decibelledecibelle

    Po

  • rickwaughrickwaugh

    @JohnnyGoodyear, it's got great drum sounds, which I use on occasion. I have made use of it's conversion stuff at times as well, but not hugely, not since I bought a pad that can send midi.

  • richardyotrichardyot

    @JohnnyGoodyear said:

    @rickwaugh said:
    I would say that the Fabfilter Limiter, Pro-L, is the one I love the most. It does a fantastic job of smoothing the edges on my final mixes. I have Final Touch as well, and I like Pro-L more. I'm not a pro by any means, but that difference I can hear.

    As to the usefulness of all the plugins, to me, they're all cheap enough that I have simply picked them up, and seen how they work. You really can't make a judgement on something until you start to play with it, and try it in different situations. My issue is really understanding what's going on, so I can apply it with a lot more science than I currently possess. All that being said, most of the folks in here are hobbyists, and if you like to tinker with your sound and the entire recording process, then these are truly fantastic value plugins, to help you learn. The interfaces are very well designed, they come with a wonderful bunch of presets. You could not purchase all this on the desktop for anywhere near the price. For a couple of hundred Canadian for Auria and plugins, the cost of a couple of dinners out with the family, I'm set for a very long time.

    Question: Do you get any use out of Drumagog?

    The question was not directed at me, but hey :)

    I used to use it on all my tracks, when I did my own drum programming. It was especially useful for me when I went through a phase of using Impaktor to create beats, because I could replace the Impaktor sounds (which I didn't like) with Drumagog.

    However since I tend to now use GB or Soft/Funk Drummer to create my drums, Drumagog is no longer an option because you need stems so that you can replace the individual drum sounds - it will not work when all the drums are on the same stereo track.

    I think that 2-3 years ago the choice of drum apps was pretty sparse, and so Drumagog was pretty useful back then. Nowadays there are some great drum apps around that sound really good, so it's not quite the necessity that it once was.

  • telechargetelecharge

    @yug said:
    Master FX

    Thanks. He usually puts all his apps on sale. Not this time. Could be more to come, though.

    http://audiob.us/get/478/Master-FX

  • JohnnyGoodyearJohnnyGoodyear

    @richardyot said:

    @JohnnyGoodyear said:

    @rickwaugh said:
    I would say that the Fabfilter Limiter, Pro-L, is the one I love the most. It does a fantastic job of smoothing the edges on my final mixes. I have Final Touch as well, and I like Pro-L more. I'm not a pro by any means, but that difference I can hear.

    As to the usefulness of all the plugins, to me, they're all cheap enough that I have simply picked them up, and seen how they work. You really can't make a judgement on something until you start to play with it, and try it in different situations. My issue is really understanding what's going on, so I can apply it with a lot more science than I currently possess. All that being said, most of the folks in here are hobbyists, and if you like to tinker with your sound and the entire recording process, then these are truly fantastic value plugins, to help you learn. The interfaces are very well designed, they come with a wonderful bunch of presets. You could not purchase all this on the desktop for anywhere near the price. For a couple of hundred Canadian for Auria and plugins, the cost of a couple of dinners out with the family, I'm set for a very long time.

    Question: Do you get any use out of Drumagog?

    The question was not directed at me, but hey :)

    I used to use it on all my tracks, when I did my own drum programming. It was especially useful for me when I went through a phase of using Impaktor to create beats, because I could replace the Impaktor sounds (which I didn't like) with Drumagog.

    However since I tend to now use GB or Soft/Funk Drummer to create my drums, Drumagog is no longer an option because you need stems so that you can replace the individual drum sounds - it will not work when all the drums are on the same stereo track.

    I think that 2-3 years ago the choice of drum apps was pretty sparse, and so Drumagog was pretty useful back then. Nowadays there are some great drum apps around that sound really good, so it's not quite the necessity that it once was.

    Thank you Rick and Richard both. I don't even remember buying it, but it sits there in The List and I sometimes wonder whether it holds some miraculous pixie dust I should be using. Sounds maybe that it was ahead of its time but is no longer etc.

  • jefflovvjefflovv

    djay Pro is currently on sale! Just picked it up.

    https://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/djay-pro/id1056681903?mt=8

  • iamspooniamspoon

    @LFS said:

    @iamspoon said:
    @LFS Sorry to pester but any chance of Cubase IC Pro sale please?

    Hi,

    Unfortunately the season sale does not include iC Pro this time.

    Thanks,
    Lars

    Cheers for the reply. Have a nice Xmas.

  • AlexBAlexB

    Virsyn apps again on sale.

  • telechargetelecharge

    @AlexB said:
    Virsyn apps again on sale.

    Thanks. https://itunes.apple.com/developer/id382428644

    P.S. Mini Metro (game) is on sale for $0.99
    https://itunes.apple.com/app/id837860959

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    Sugar Byte's apps on sale too

  • telechargetelecharge

    @yug said:
    Sugar Byte's apps on sale too

    Preesh. Looks to be half off. https://itunes.apple.com/developer/id614418826

  • telechargetelecharge

    Tim's got his list going on discchord. He has a few things not mentioned here with more detail overall, as well.

    http://discchord.com

  • LFSLFS
    edited December 2016

    Dear all,

    If you think about purchasing Cubasis, MusicAppBlog's current giveaway might be of interest for you:

    http://musicappblog.com/cubasis-giveaway-4/

    Good luck...

    Last but not least, a merry christmas and a peaceful and healthy 2017 for all of you!

    Best,
    Lars

  • Sbee Sbee

    GlitchBreaks by Alex Matheu
    https://appsto.re/gb/sxxbF.i

    And Sliver by the same developer!

  • telechargetelecharge

    @LFS said:
    Last but not least, a merry christmas and a peaceful and healthy 2017 for all of you!

    And to you, sir. Thanks for all you do here (and there).

  • u0421793u0421793

    @5pinlink said:
    We started a list while testing out the news feed we added last night over at http://5pin.link
    Mostly just to test out if the roll worked OK, but thanks to you guys for the updates, it helped a lot.

    I note you're swapping around the order of 'lower sale price' vs 'higher normal price'. On the other hand, consistency is over-rated.

  • mannixmannix

    Holderness media Apps also on sale

  • mannixmannix

    WeDJ by Pioneer now Free

    Last-Minute Holiday Sale until December 26, 2016
    Get WeDJ for iPhone for free (regular price: €0.99)

  • NkersovNkersov

    @rickwaugh said:
    I would say that the Fabfilter Limiter, Pro-L, is the one I love the most. It does a fantastic job of smoothing the edges on my final mixes. I have Final Touch as well, and I like Pro-L more.<

    Another one for me to study more. With these things, it's not so much a price issue for me. I don't care that it's so much less than the desktop as I wouldn't be able to justify the desktop version price. It's more a case of whether I would be able to understand the app and use it enough to warrant buying. So your comment directly relating to something I do know and use a lot, Final Touch, is useful.

  • telechargetelecharge

    @mannix said:
    Holderness media Apps also on sale

    Thanks. https://itunes.apple.com/developer/id431020308

    GuitarCapo and SilQ EQ on sale, too. https://itunes.apple.com/developer/id660260175

    Infinite Looper on sale, but you can get their bundle for the same price.
    https://itunes.apple.com/app-bundle/id1111749225

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