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  • supanortonsupanorton

    @MusicMan4Christ said:
    Not really just that I wondered if the quality of this plugin is superior to the others and at this discount well might be worth it.

    @supanorton said:

    @MusicMan4Christ said:
    Thanks bro! I can’t decide since I already have ToneStack and flying Haggis plus JamUp. But at the 50% discount it seems so tempting. Also most of my style of playing is like contemporary worship music like that of Hillsong, Phil Whickham style, so I use a lot of overdrive but hardly to hard rock metal. But I do use the Pitch shift effect a lot and I noticed there’s nothing available in this plugin for that. What do you suggest?

    @supanorton said:

    @MusicMan4Christ said:
    THM overload do I need it if I have Saturn plus timeless 2?

    They’re not the same. Overloud is very good and is laid out with guitar player logic. As you know, every guitar app/plug-in has advantages and disadvantages. I love Overloud with my humbucker guitars.

    No pitch shift in Overloud that I’m aware of, and I’m unfamiliar with the people you mention. Before this sale, did you feel like something was missing in your arsenal?

    I wouldn’t say it’s superior to what you have, but it does do something with my hubuckers that I like. You could always pick it up during the next sale. Haggis (very underrated), ToneStack, and Saturn are all excellent. The effects in ToneStack are fantastic.

  • DefRobotDefRobot

    @Shaken&;Stirred said:

    @DefRobot said:
    PSP Microwarmer.
    This is interesting to me!
    Makes tracks fatter? Adds presence?
    Do you use it pre EQ and FX etc?
    Could anyone fill me in on usefulness of this and where you would use it?

    There’s a good YouTube tutorial vid that’s worth watching, actually covering the desktop version, but it helps demo what it does. It’s in two parts. If you try to find it and can’t, let me know and I’ll help. ...it may be for the vintage warmer, not the micro warmer, but it still applies.

    I use it on every song. A little on the master buss. Sometimes on vocals too. To me it adds a little saturation and glue.

    Someone mentioned the drum bus.. the song I’m currently mixing I started in BM3 and it uses 10 different drum pads. I didn’t want to bloat my Auria project with 10+ drum tracks, so I premixed them in their own Auria project. I put the microwarmer on the master bus with just about 1db of gain redux, and love what it did for the drum sounds there. Warmer and more cohesive.

    Many thanks @Shaken&;Stirred
    I shall seek out these videos!
    I like the sound of it making tracks warmer and more glued together.
    I saw some mentions of it being able to beef up sounds too.
    Looking forward to your next song with its 10 drum tracks! Your drum sounds are always excellent.

  • theconnactictheconnactic

    I bought drumagog, how can I get the hats and cymbals?

  • supanortonsupanorton

    @theconnactic said:
    I bought drumagog, how can I get the hats and cymbals?

    I emailed my App Store receipt to this email address and then received instructions. It was pretty easy, if I remember correctly.

    [email protected]

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