PSP makes a plugin version. They also make a dual PCM 42. Check it out!

Thank you
Sounds promising. It´s expensive and I didn´t find a newsletter option. I wonder if they ever do sales.

They do. And they go in for the deep discounting too (80% off etc.) But it tends to be only one or two plugs at a time, and you can wait years for the one you want to go on sale. They had a big anniversary sale recently but the Lexicons were not included.

A bit better action, more control over the affected area, a bit less damage to the un-processed sound (outside the band).

The only downside is that it's only 1 band, but a very powerful band IMO.

No... I have it and never use it. It was a big disappointment for me.

What is the CPU load like for the Focusrite SC? Is it light enough to load instances on many channels, even if I only need the EQ or compressor for a given channel?

Yes it is

Here is my $25 voucher code for this month if anyone wants it:

2020-05-25AWHVNQ8F

Hey thanks! Good to hear that it is transparent, Waves F6 is not that transparent I think, I'll check it out and probably buy when it's $29.

I have yet to see them include those Lexicon emulations in any of the sales they do all year.

I picked em up (along with a good portion of their catalog) around the holidays I believe in 2018. They had some kind of scaling discount gift certificate sale similar to PA's system of "the more plugs you buy, more % off you save". IIRC got like 10 plugs for stupid cheap, made sure to grab each Lex + the Vintage Warmer as it's rare to see a sale on those like you guys have mentioned.

Thats their normal discount. The more you buy at a time the bigger the discount you get. The Lexicon never goes on sale. I waited through their whole anniversary sale in March and got a bunch of other stuff for CHEAP but not the two plugs I actually wanted, the PSP42 and the EMT. Someone mentioned it may be the Lexicon association that keeps it from being offered at a discount but who knows. PA and Waves have no problem dropping their 'official' SSL and API plugins to dirt cheap..

PSP 2445 EMT went for $29.99 for a few days in in May 2019, Vintage Warmer went for $49 early June 2019.

I prefer Arturia plate reverb that was free vs the 2445 now. That was the first one I liked better. Now I have transatlantic plate, which is better still.

Not speaking of their standard loyalty discount, though that is worth noting & always appreciated as well! Wish more developers had a similar payment setup.

I probably described the deal extremely poorly at first, my apologies for that. It was more akin to a "pick-a-pack" on steroids, if we are to keep with the PA references. This was something I've only seen offered this once, perhaps others know if they also had it running in years prior. Incredible steal, $20 a pop on PSP is a no-brainer if you could afford to get that many.

No idea if linking to outside forums is okay, but this is the only mention of this deal I can find at the moment for clarity:

http://forum.cakewalk.com/PSP-Build-...-m3806353.aspx

Damn that would've been a killer deal for both the 42 and the EMT!!!

75% off the Nembrini SDE-3000 delay emulation with code FLASH75.

Link

I think I paid that for my actual SDE!

This thread confirms my supposition that plugins are basically Pokemon for adult males

Pokemon alliance

You say that as if it's a good thing

Absolutely. It brings powers back when you realize the truth

I have the ART , Little Plate and one resource killer: the waves abbey road plates. The Abbey Road gives great over the top sound too.

PS: I am Pikachu!

Is Ozone Advanced worth the upgrade over free Elements? Advanced has a lot more options that seem really nice to have but the tonal balance and match ref track options along with the bouncing and dither options seems like its worth the deal they have going on. Id never pay $500 for this.

Match ref track mastering always interested me as a simple learning tool. Im not going to just click on ozone and press a button and kick out a master but the metric AB plug in has been the best plug in I ever bought because I always use it and always reference back and forth. Seems like Ozone just adds to that ability.


Rx Elements seems like a good bundle to replace my waves restoration I used to have. That helped me do things that would take hours very quickly. I had to save so many audio tracks of mixes that were sent to me where hum or clicks couldnt be quickly edited.


Then there is the instrument izotope plugs that seem cool. I dont know if Id use them a lot but Id try. I dont have anything that can do what stutter, iris, trash, or breaktweaker does right now.

Tonal balance bundle is on sale @ JRR shop use the code "group" to get it down to $170. Doesn't include RX7 or insight btw.

Personally I don't rate ozone or neutron, in the same space I think the fabfilter stuff is better overall. RX is the best in class tho. I personally love Iris but I don't have much time for the other izotope instruments. Iris is more on the experimental side tho. Also check out the TDR stuff for clean effects they go on sale at the different resellers regularly.

I have Izotope Music Production Bundle 2.1 for sale. If anyone is interested?

Anyone has anything to say about Schulz Audio RedVerb2 currently 85% discounted at audioplugindeals?

It does appear to be good from the media but it's hard to find anything else about it....

This is an awesome deal. Both are below their intro prices, and pretty unique in plugin land. The Delay3000 sounds great with its modulation and the Boss definitely has the Guv'nor vibe (haven't compared with my pedal directly).