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  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Tracktion & Dawesome Free Plugin

    Zykop
    https://www.tracktion.com/products/zyklop

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Couple More Freebies

  • RonnieOmelettesRonnieOmelettes

    @telecharge said:
    Only until Tuesday Save 25% on Ableton Live 12, Push, Upgrades, and Packs - https://www.ableton.com/shop

    Better deals and options from resellers. For example, Upgrade to Live Standard from Lite for $138 USD

    Was too good to pass up. Been using pirated versions for too long.

  • telechargetelecharge

    @RonnieOmelettes Glad to hear you've unburdened yourself. 😇

  • enkayteeenkaytee

    imagiro Black Friday sale - 30% off. Haven't tried the pianos but autochroma is a really interesting granular effect - a demo is available.

    https://imagi.ro/

  • klownshedklownshed

    Bumping this as there are 2 days left for this deal:

    United Plugins Black Friday up to 94% off.

    If you sign up as a new customer, use the referral code UP4063798 to get 20% off your first order and €10 in credit.

    You will get €10 in credit after your first order. So if you, say, buy NanoPulse for €5 less 20% you can then go back and get fireMaximizer and DIFIX for free as they’re also €5 each.

    https://unitedplugins.com/discounts

    Also €5 are DIFIX, VoxDucker, Urban Puncher and QuickMuse

  • AlexYAlexY
    edited November 2024

    Heads up on some great deals for vocal and AI tools:

    If you’re looking for an AI voice changer that runs locally and offers various models (including instruments), Sonarworks SoundID VoiceAI is currently 20% off at $79.99:

    https://www.pluginboutique.com/product/2-Effects/54-Vocal-Processing/13408-SoundID-VoiceAI-Perpetual-License-Key)

    https://www.sonarworks.com/soundid-produce/voiceai

    Use the code DOCTORMIX10 on the official site for an extra 10% off. I found it in a YouTube demo here and was surprised it still worked:

    To see how it performs, here’s another video comparing VoiceAI and Vois. The video creator runs a SynthV voice through different models in each tool. The video is in Japanese but pretty self-explanatory:

    Speaking of SynthV, Dreamtonics has 20% off SynthV, Vocoflex, and their bundles:

    https://store.dreamtonics.com/

    If I didn’t already own SynthV and two voices, I’d definitely consider one of the SynthV+Voice bundles. I was tempted by Vocoflex, but having to register a passport or driver’s license) was a dealbreaker for me given the higher price of Vocoflex. I understand they do it to keep people honest as the Vocoflex output has an inaudible watermark that identifies you, if I understand correctly, and with Vocoflex you can clone any voice you want.

    Still, the output is impressive. This is a demo for Vocoflex:

  • telechargetelecharge

    Free Black Friday plugin (IDX Intelligent Dynamics) from Waves is live now - https://www.waves.com/plugins/idx-intelligent-dynamics

    "Smart energy optimizer for instant punch & focus in your tracks"

  • NeuMNeuM
    edited November 2024

    @AlexY said:
    Heads up on some great deals for vocal and AI tools:

    If you’re looking for an AI voice changer that runs locally and offers various models (including instruments), Sonarworks SoundID VoiceAI is currently 20% off at $79.99:

    Use the code DOCTORMIX10 on the official site for an extra 10% off. I found it in a YouTube demo here and was surprised it still worked:

    >

    To see how it performs, here’s another video comparing VoiceAI and Vois. The video creator runs a SynthV voice through different models in each tool. The video is in Japanese but pretty self-explanatory:

    Speaking of SynthV, Dreamtonics has 20% off SynthV, Vocoflex, and their bundles:

    If I didn’t already own SynthV and two voices, I’d definitely consider one of the SynthV+Voice bundles. I was tempted by Vocoflex, but having to register a passport or driver’s license) was a dealbreaker for me given the higher price of Vocoflex. I understand they do it to keep people honest as the Vocoflex output has an inaudible watermark that identifies you, if I understand correctly, and with Vocoflex you can clone any voice you want.

    Still, the output is impressive. This is a demo for Vocoflex:

    This is the kind of thing I think Apple will have to offer in future updates to Logic Pro. What's the most costly and time consuming part of making pro-grade music? Hiring other musicians, getting them into the studio and then getting the communications straight so everyone is on the same page.

    If you perform your own mid vocal tracks and then are able to replace them with what sounds like a real vocalist and/or backup singers, then you've solved a big production problem. Save hiring all the pros for the tour instead.

  • telechargetelecharge

    @telecharge said:
    Saw this on reddit...

    Marionieto World "Harmony Bloom" MIDI Generator that merges polyrhythmic patterns with visually engaging interfaces (€19) for limited time - https://marionietoworld.com

    Here's the forum megathread about the app, if you aren't familiar - https://forum.loopypro.com/discussion/60387/harmony-bloom-new-midi-magic-generator-standalone-and-auv3

    A better deal for $12 USD - https://audioplugin.deals/product/harmony-bloom-midi-generator-by-marionieto-world/

  • michael_mmichael_m

    @NeuM said:

    @AlexY said:
    Heads up on some great deals for vocal and AI tools:

    If you’re looking for an AI voice changer that runs locally and offers various models (including instruments), Sonarworks SoundID VoiceAI is currently 20% off at $79.99:

    Use the code DOCTORMIX10 on the official site for an extra 10% off. I found it in a YouTube demo here and was surprised it still worked:

    >

    To see how it performs, here’s another video comparing VoiceAI and Vois. The video creator runs a SynthV voice through different models in each tool. The video is in Japanese but pretty self-explanatory:

    Speaking of SynthV, Dreamtonics has 20% off SynthV, Vocoflex, and their bundles:

    If I didn’t already own SynthV and two voices, I’d definitely consider one of the SynthV+Voice bundles. I was tempted by Vocoflex, but having to register a passport or driver’s license) was a dealbreaker for me given the higher price of Vocoflex. I understand they do it to keep people honest as the Vocoflex output has an inaudible watermark that identifies you, if I understand correctly, and with Vocoflex you can clone any voice you want.

    Still, the output is impressive. This is a demo for Vocoflex:

    This is the kind of thing I think Apple will have to offer in future updates to Logic Pro. What's the most costly and time consuming part of making pro-grade music? Hiring other musicians, getting them into the studio and then getting the communications straight so everyone is on the same page.

    If you perform your own mid vocal tracks and then are able to replace them with what sounds like a real vocalist and/or backup singers, then you've solved a big production problem. Save hiring all the pros for the tour instead.

    Not sure that I like the way it sounds, as it doesn’t really have the character to it that a live vocalist has.

    However, I’m sure it would be perfectly adequate for most pop records where vocals are heavily processed anyway.

  • NeuMNeuM
    edited December 2024

    @michael_m said:

    @NeuM said:

    @AlexY said:
    Heads up on some great deals for vocal and AI tools:

    If you’re looking for an AI voice changer that runs locally and offers various models (including instruments), Sonarworks SoundID VoiceAI is currently 20% off at $79.99:

    Use the code DOCTORMIX10 on the official site for an extra 10% off. I found it in a YouTube demo here and was surprised it still worked:

    >

    To see how it performs, here’s another video comparing VoiceAI and Vois. The video creator runs a SynthV voice through different models in each tool. The video is in Japanese but pretty self-explanatory:

    Speaking of SynthV, Dreamtonics has 20% off SynthV, Vocoflex, and their bundles:

    If I didn’t already own SynthV and two voices, I’d definitely consider one of the SynthV+Voice bundles. I was tempted by Vocoflex, but having to register a passport or driver’s license) was a dealbreaker for me given the higher price of Vocoflex. I understand they do it to keep people honest as the Vocoflex output has an inaudible watermark that identifies you, if I understand correctly, and with Vocoflex you can clone any voice you want.

    Still, the output is impressive. This is a demo for Vocoflex:

    This is the kind of thing I think Apple will have to offer in future updates to Logic Pro. What's the most costly and time consuming part of making pro-grade music? Hiring other musicians, getting them into the studio and then getting the communications straight so everyone is on the same page.

    If you perform your own mid vocal tracks and then are able to replace them with what sounds like a real vocalist and/or backup singers, then you've solved a big production problem. Save hiring all the pros for the tour instead.

    Not sure that I like the way it sounds, as it doesn’t really have the character to it that a live vocalist has.

    However, I’m sure it would be perfectly adequate for most pop records where vocals are heavily processed anyway.

    Consider where we've been, where we are now and where we're going to be in 6-12 months or more in the future. Today's tools will look laughable in comparison to what will be available since the pace of advancement in machine learning/AI systems continues to accelerate.

  • telechargetelecharge

    ADSR Sounds is offering Imaginando's FRMS as a free with purchase option - https://www.adsrsounds.com

  • mjm1138mjm1138

    @telecharge said:
    Only until Tuesday Save 25% on Ableton Live 12, Push, Upgrades, and Packs - https://www.ableton.com/shop

    Better deals and options from resellers. For example, Upgrade to Live Standard from Lite for $138 USD

    Nice! I was able to use Apple Card points to upgrade from STD to Suite. As far as I can tell Thomann has the best prices (as always). Excited to dive in to Max for Live and all the new sequencers! RIP my disk space :lol:

  • klownshedklownshed

    Mixbox $29

    https://audioplugin.deals/product/mixbox-by-ik-multimedia/

  • NeuMNeuM
    edited December 2024

    This deal won't cost you anything other than a little peace of mind by installing an "unapproved" app onto your computer. Because of that lowered security requirement, I cannot completely endorse these soft synths and effects, however my experience with Full Bucket has been pretty good so far.

    They now have a Nord Lead style synth which is very cool, called Ragnarok.

    https://www.fullbucket.de/music/ragnarok.html

  • satchnutsatchnut
    edited December 2024

    I might be too late...

    KarmaFX Synth Modular 2
    $199 -> $59

    https://karmafx.net/buy

    Obscure circuit-modeled modular gem has previously dropped to $20 in years past (ver. 1 many years ago as low as $5 😵). Jeskola Buzz -inspired workflow. Incredibly pure tone. Word has it Jesus of Nazareth used a couple presets in a show once. Challenge-response, iirc.

  • AlexYAlexY

    @NeuM said:

    @michael_m said:

    @NeuM said:

    @AlexY said:
    Heads up on some great deals for vocal and AI tools:

    If you’re looking for an AI voice changer that runs locally and offers various models (including instruments), Sonarworks SoundID VoiceAI is currently 20% off at $79.99:

    Use the code DOCTORMIX10 on the official site for an extra 10% off. I found it in a YouTube demo here and was surprised it still worked:

    >

    To see how it performs, here’s another video comparing VoiceAI and Vois. The video creator runs a SynthV voice through different models in each tool. The video is in Japanese but pretty self-explanatory:

    Speaking of SynthV, Dreamtonics has 20% off SynthV, Vocoflex, and their bundles:

    If I didn’t already own SynthV and two voices, I’d definitely consider one of the SynthV+Voice bundles. I was tempted by Vocoflex, but having to register a passport or driver’s license) was a dealbreaker for me given the higher price of Vocoflex. I understand they do it to keep people honest as the Vocoflex output has an inaudible watermark that identifies you, if I understand correctly, and with Vocoflex you can clone any voice you want.

    Still, the output is impressive. This is a demo for Vocoflex:

    This is the kind of thing I think Apple will have to offer in future updates to Logic Pro. What's the most costly and time consuming part of making pro-grade music? Hiring other musicians, getting them into the studio and then getting the communications straight so everyone is on the same page.

    If you perform your own mid vocal tracks and then are able to replace them with what sounds like a real vocalist and/or backup singers, then you've solved a big production problem. Save hiring all the pros for the tour instead.

    Not sure that I like the way it sounds, as it doesn’t really have the character to it that a live vocalist has.

    However, I’m sure it would be perfectly adequate for most pop records where vocals are heavily processed anyway.

    Consider where we've been, where we are now and where we're going to be in 6-12 months or more in the future. Today's tools will look laughable in comparison to what will be available since the pace of advancement in machine learning/AI systems continues to accelerate.

    Newly released plugin that also transforms your voice into AI trained models:

    https://sessionloops.com/vocalnet

    You can load free public models trained through https://github.com/RVC-Project/Retrieval-based-Voice-Conversion-WebUI

    They have both a subscription model and a one time payment model. The last one is $20, so I wonder what the catch is.

  • KrupaKrupa

    @AlexY said:

    @NeuM said:

    @michael_m said:

    @NeuM said:

    @AlexY said:
    Heads up on some great deals for vocal and AI tools:

    If you’re looking for an AI voice changer that runs locally and offers various models (including instruments), Sonarworks SoundID VoiceAI is currently 20% off at $79.99:

    Use the code DOCTORMIX10 on the official site for an extra 10% off. I found it in a YouTube demo here and was surprised it still worked:

    >

    To see how it performs, here’s another video comparing VoiceAI and Vois. The video creator runs a SynthV voice through different models in each tool. The video is in Japanese but pretty self-explanatory:

    Speaking of SynthV, Dreamtonics has 20% off SynthV, Vocoflex, and their bundles:

    If I didn’t already own SynthV and two voices, I’d definitely consider one of the SynthV+Voice bundles. I was tempted by Vocoflex, but having to register a passport or driver’s license) was a dealbreaker for me given the higher price of Vocoflex. I understand they do it to keep people honest as the Vocoflex output has an inaudible watermark that identifies you, if I understand correctly, and with Vocoflex you can clone any voice you want.

    Still, the output is impressive. This is a demo for Vocoflex:

    This is the kind of thing I think Apple will have to offer in future updates to Logic Pro. What's the most costly and time consuming part of making pro-grade music? Hiring other musicians, getting them into the studio and then getting the communications straight so everyone is on the same page.

    If you perform your own mid vocal tracks and then are able to replace them with what sounds like a real vocalist and/or backup singers, then you've solved a big production problem. Save hiring all the pros for the tour instead.

    Not sure that I like the way it sounds, as it doesn’t really have the character to it that a live vocalist has.

    However, I’m sure it would be perfectly adequate for most pop records where vocals are heavily processed anyway.

    Consider where we've been, where we are now and where we're going to be in 6-12 months or more in the future. Today's tools will look laughable in comparison to what will be available since the pace of advancement in machine learning/AI systems continues to accelerate.

    Newly released plugin that also transforms your voice into AI trained models:

    https://sessionloops.com/vocalnet

    You can load free public models trained through https://github.com/RVC-Project/Retrieval-based-Voice-Conversion-WebUI

    They have both a subscription model and a one time payment model. The last one is $20, so I wonder what the catch is.

    You’ll be voicing jingles on intergalactic radio channels for millennia, residual free of course😅

  • AlexYAlexY

    @Krupa said:

    >

    You’ll be voicing jingles on intergalactic radio channels for millennia, residual free of course

    😅 😅 😅

  • AlexYAlexY

    "I want to hear Homer Simpson sing the intro to Merry Go Round", said nobody ever. But here you go anyway:

    I have a Bugs Bunny one in the queue lol.

    This was using VocalNet. I am pretty sure it's using Weights.gg in the background, though I'm not sure why VocalNet asks you to download the models and import into the tool locally. The only advantage I can see now is that it works as a vst, which was convenient during this test as I had Izotope's RX in the fx chain to reduce reverb. YMMV.

  • knewspeakknewspeak

    @AlexY said:
    "I want to hear Homer Simpson sing the intro to Merry Go Round", said nobody ever. But here you go anyway:

    I have a Bugs Bunny one in the queue lol.

    This was using VocalNet. I am pretty sure it's using Weights.gg in the background, though I'm not sure why VocalNet asks you to download the models and import into the tool locally. The only advantage I can see now is that it works as a vst, which was convenient during this test as I had Izotope's RX in the fx chain to reduce reverb. YMMV.

    What setup are you running it on btw.

  • AlexYAlexY

    @knewspeak said:

    @AlexY said:
    "I want to hear Homer Simpson sing the intro to Merry Go Round", said nobody ever. But here you go anyway:

    I have a Bugs Bunny one in the queue lol.

    This was using VocalNet. I am pretty sure it's using Weights.gg in the background, though I'm not sure why VocalNet asks you to download the models and import into the tool locally. The only advantage I can see now is that it works as a vst, which was convenient during this test as I had Izotope's RX in the fx chain to reduce reverb. YMMV.

    What setup are you running it on btw.

    hey knewspeak,

    Hardware is a relatively cheap mini pc with 4gb ram and an n95 intel chip. DAW is Mixcraft 10.5 (not pro).

  • knewspeakknewspeak

    @AlexY said:

    @knewspeak said:

    @AlexY said:
    "I want to hear Homer Simpson sing the intro to Merry Go Round", said nobody ever. But here you go anyway:

    I have a Bugs Bunny one in the queue lol.

    This was using VocalNet. I am pretty sure it's using Weights.gg in the background, though I'm not sure why VocalNet asks you to download the models and import into the tool locally. The only advantage I can see now is that it works as a vst, which was convenient during this test as I had Izotope's RX in the fx chain to reduce reverb. YMMV.

    What setup are you running it on btw.

    hey knewspeak,

    Hardware is a relatively cheap mini pc with 4gb ram and an n95 intel chip. DAW is Mixcraft 10.5 (not pro).

    Just wondering thanks for the info, because I can’t get it running on my M2 MacMini although the problems are being resolved by the developers at the moment, it keeps hanging on the 99% like it’s about to complete but doesn’t.

  • AlexYAlexY

    Ah, I just started having that behavior but before the purchase, I was ok. I thought it was the model. Will try one that worked previously and see. Might have to report again.

  • mrufino1mrufino1

    @telecharge said:

    @mrufino1 said:
    Never mind, thomann

    Best Service, too -- plus you can choose a freebie!
    https://www.bestservice.com/en/ableton.html

    Yes, I wound up getting it there and gave the mixbox freebie to a friend because I already have it. So good deal all around. Funny enough, just after you posted about this deal, I got booked to do sound for a classical concert on which the piece that uses Ableton is programmed, so great timing. When I did it last time I used the free trial, so that wasn’t an option this time.

  • AlexYAlexY

    AlexY said:
    Ah, I just started having that behavior but before the purchase, I was ok. I thought it was the model. Will try one that worked previously and see. Might have to report again.

    Hi @knewspeak

    I was able to get the Bugs Bunny model to work. I did a few things and I'm not a 100% sure which one did the trick, but here we go:

    1. Restarted the daw
    2. Re-captured the audio
    3. Triggered the conversion process
    4. I went into Windows task manager, and under the Slink process, I found two slink processes. One of them was using memory, while the other one just seemed to be hanging there. I killed the one that wasn't using memory. I actually did that too during the trial, but just because the Slink process was taking some time to start up.

    I did a quick search and it seems like the Mac equivalent to Taskman is the Activity Monitor. Good luck!

  • telechargetelecharge

    @mrufino1 said:

    @telecharge said:

    @mrufino1 said:
    Never mind, thomann

    Best Service, too -- plus you can choose a freebie!
    https://www.bestservice.com/en/ableton.html

    Yes, I wound up getting it there and gave the mixbox freebie to a friend because I already have it. So good deal all around. Funny enough, just after you posted about this deal, I got booked to do sound for a classical concert on which the piece that uses Ableton is programmed, so great timing. When I did it last time I used the free trial, so that wasn’t an option this time.

    Awesome! Glad it worked out for you and @mjm1138

  • knewspeakknewspeak

    @AlexY said:

    AlexY said:
    Ah, I just started having that behavior but before the purchase, I was ok. I thought it was the model. Will try one that worked previously and see. Might have to report again.

    Hi @knewspeak

    I was able to get the Bugs Bunny model to work. I did a few things and I'm not a 100% sure which one did the trick, but here we go:

    1. Restarted the daw
    2. Re-captured the audio
    3. Triggered the conversion process
    4. I went into Windows task manager, and under the Slink process, I found two slink processes. One of them was using memory, while the other one just seemed to be hanging there. I killed the one that wasn't using memory. I actually did that too during the trial, but just because the Slink process was taking some time to start up.

    I did a quick search and it seems like the Mac equivalent to Taskman is the Activity Monitor. Good luck!

    Thanks again for the detailed information, some parts seem relevant I’ll take a look to see if this behaviour is related to the Apple Silicon version at least SLink is now working without crashing in the latest build on my system.

  • telechargetelecharge

    Get a free copy of and iZotope's Neutron 5 Elements in the latest *KVR Audio Giveaway - https://www.kvraudio.com/giveaways/neutron-5-elements-giveaway-68

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