Is this a cult thread or stuff? Don't mind me
Don't forget the saturation-analog-mojo-harmonics Actually, you can forget it -.`cause I'm pretty dfrunk right now. But! [MEDIA]
That. Nice tone, somwhoe like a mature Mke Olfield-esque ;) Edited: somehow.. Sorry, a bit kindadrunk righjt now
About the registry cleaning dilemma. 1. Don't use, for instance, the "deep cleaning" of Glary Utilities (I use it and it's great). Or similar...
Sorry for the laughs but maybe you overstated just a tad tiny bit in the title :rofl: Although I agree a few jobs are already in danger in the...
One day I don't check this and man... holy shit. Some of you really enjoying yourselves, aren't you? :rofl: As a bonus, every time there's...
It's all thanks to the magic of analog tape saturation :beg: :hahaha:
To keep it brief: I do :rofl:
Oh, I thought it wasn't open source. My bad.
Well, I said that half-joking because as said by others this is a complex task for a pro level. Room/mic can change more than frequencies....
True, but you need to know quite a lot. NtLite is one of the most impressive OS tools ever, but Windows 10/11 is a mess and changing constantly....
Eq matching. End of discussion. You're welcome :disco: :rofl::rofl::rofl:
Mother of god :rofl: BTW wouldn't this go into the soft section?
Just to be clear. You need more than 24 semitones? Like @clone said. One "transparent" pitch shifter (12) plus Alterboy later (another 12) We may...
@No Avenger , @Olymoon , please keep your love effusions to PM Otherwise I'd have to report to the mods... oh wait... ohh boy is this...
There was a bug in the original factory library. namely in the nicnt data. If you've installed the last update.. oh, perhaps it's only for...
A real fix, not a question. Nice. Replying just for giving this more visibility
I see something interesting here. With real guitar gear of course everything goes before the amp. But reamping/using plugins I see many of them...
I think so. @Olymoon , @No Avenger ?
In Kenny we trust... :wink: :beg:
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