Code SORRYPOLYMAX makes the bundle $74 instead of $99. In the US, at least. (not sure if that matters.)
10 UAD plugins for $99 is a steal. You can get the amp sims in this if you don’t have them yet. Not great for someone like me who already has 29 of the 30 available
JRRshop.com | Universal Audio API 2500 Bus Compressor API Vision Channel Strip Avalon VT-737 Tube Channel Strip Brigade Chorus Pedal Capitol Chambers Capitol Mastering Compressor Century Tube Channel Strip dbx 160 Compressor/Limiter Electra 88 Vinta
Universal Audio API 2500 Bus Compressor API Vision Channel Strip Avalon VT-737 Tube Channel Strip Brigade Chorus Pedal Capitol Chambers Capitol Mastering Compressor Century Tube Channel Strip dbx 160 Compressor/Limiter Electra 88 Vintage Keyboardwww.jrrshop.com
I’ve been mainly plugin alliance and a little IK sprinkled in - recently grabbed the UA classic compression bundle and it’s legit.Never used any UA plugins, might be too good to pass up.
Yeah this with the SORRYPOLYMAX further discount was a great price. Picked up all the amp sims, the Minimoog, Lexicon, and some compressor and channel strip plugins.10 UAD plugins for $99 is a steal. You can get the amp sims in this if you don’t have them yet. Not great for someone like me who already has 29 of the 30 available
JRRshop.com | Universal Audio API 2500 Bus Compressor API Vision Channel Strip Avalon VT-737 Tube Channel Strip Brigade Chorus Pedal Capitol Chambers Capitol Mastering Compressor Century Tube Channel Strip dbx 160 Compressor/Limiter Electra 88 Vinta
Universal Audio API 2500 Bus Compressor API Vision Channel Strip Avalon VT-737 Tube Channel Strip Brigade Chorus Pedal Capitol Chambers Capitol Mastering Compressor Century Tube Channel Strip dbx 160 Compressor/Limiter Electra 88 Vintage Keyboard
kazrog.com
www.audiomovers.com
Audiomovers is excellent. I switched to Muse a few years ago and never looked back - for a while their free tier did everything I needed, and even now it’s pretty useable. Compared to audiomovers, it makes it a lot easier to video call with clients and manage different inputs at once. I’m not sure if it’s changed now but when I was using Audiomovers before, I’d have to run Zoom/facetime/whatsapp separately to chat with the client.Oops, I forgot to mention this one: Audiomovers' Listento.
This you have to subscribe to because it's a connection to a service that lets you do remote sessions at full fidelity, or send clients a link to listen in on a session or mix so they don't have to own the software, etc.
The basic version is about $13 a month. If you're doing any professional production or collaboration at all, this is pretty amazing stuff and did I mention, it's inexpensive?
I was used to Evercast - that does allow HD video in synch - but it's $700 a month and doesn't handle remote recording. So it's different; Evercast is really just useful for audio postproduction for films, TV and ads. I was doing quite a bit of audio and music postproduction for Ford's previous ad agency for quite a while, and the budgets justified it.
Long story short, I got Listento recently to use for a remote vocal session for an ad. I was here in the Detroit area, and my vocal arranger and singer were in LA. It worked perfectly. I even had a link go out to the client so she could listen in on the session and offer suggestions.
Having the client right on the "spot" to approve takes and arrangements took a lot of the anxiety out of it for everyone. The whole thing went off without a glitch or a hitch.
I'm using it now for lots of sessions and mixes.
13 bucks a month is a no-brainer, but I got the deluxe version that will handle I think 150 channels at once, and let me synch to my video, collaborate with and even record non-subscribers, and much more for an extra 12 bucks a month. Check it out.
Remote HD Audio Recording In Real-Time | Audiomovers
Thanks to Audiomovers, remote audio recording has never been easier. Learn all about our remote recording software here.
www.musesessions.co
