I was gonna get Ilya Efimov’s classical guitar this BF. I hope they’re still in the international business then.

On October 11, 2024 at 8:53 pm doug said

On October 11, 2024 at 2:15 pm locrian said
Wow, that’s a great price!  I paid four times that amount for Cubase Pro.

I’ve been waiting for a deal like this to switch to Studio One, so I’m going to get it.  Thanks for posting it.

Cheers…

You also get a few bucks back in BestCoin that you can use on fu…

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A review is here.

I find myself using stem separation and tempo detection quite a bit now-a-days when transcribing music for my classical guitar class. Those new features will be useful.

Has anyone seen a better price than $150? That’s not a “deal”, but the standard upgrade price, right?

I have a spare Artist product I haven’t registered yet.…Read More

I think they’re fine for light use. Maybe even for not-so-light use.

On thor said
I had most of Kirks libraries over the years, I will write up some essentials later today, what was fab is that his libraries were focused on playing techniques and fantastic legatos in an very accessible way. He led the way with polyphonic legato technology!

You “had”? Did you end up selling them?

I can’t figure out how to mark a thread read/old.

same. Big blank space.

This is part of Mercury, so it’s one reason I may WUP. Let’s see what else comes up before I decide for sure.

CdB’s MIDI/VSTi implementation seemed very awkward to me. I never got the feel of how that worked. Studio One’s approach seems much more intuitive to me. Plus, it’s plethora of training materials let’s me find what I want pretty easily. The work flow just seems to fit my style (mostly acoustic driven instrumentals – all…Read More

I was able to use their (now expired) 15% discount code and get this for $110. Not sure how much I’ll use it but it seemed like a great deal.

Here’s a lullaby I wrote using a music box. It didn’t make the cut because the music box “needs EQ to tame the harshness” (and the strings were “too much”).

On fleer said
Although old, these libraries are still very good on my view, especially the separates like the harp.

I used their harp in one project but had to replace it. When playing the piece something wasn’t quite right, but I couldn’t place my finger on it. When I muted the harp it seemed like a veil was lifted and I could hear the detail in…Read More

Well, I’ll probably update without question.

1. What country do you live in? Texas  (it used to be a country)

2. What musical instrument(s) do you play and when did you start playing? Classical guitar in 1964. Banjo in 1966. Mandolin in 1967. Dulcimer and uke later. Now-a-days I’m mostly involved in acoustic instruments.

3. Do you sing? Yes, but best as BG vocals.

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