2024 Black Friday sales & free (aka through end of year)

So if you want a decent transient designer, here's one for $5!  I find it useful (and I paid more)   

unitedplugins.com/Nanopulse

MELDA PRODUCTION PLUGINS.  Most of their plugins are deeply discounted.  I've been eyeing the MconvolutionMB for a while because I want to get back into convolution verb and importing other impulse libraries. (Not all convolution plugins such as Seventh Heaven allow for that.)  I just ran a quick test as it comes with a number of spaces provided and has a user-friendly GUI--so far so good.  On sale for $23.  

HERE is the link.   

WavesFactory Trackspacer has got some love on RGO.  It's 1/2 off.  I plan to buy today.  Click HERE for link.  

Bought some of the Raising Jake stuff, 30% off for the holiday season. Trialed and liked a few of them. Clever code and very specific, not a lot of software tackling the same problems in the same way.

MB3x, DB Smooth, Sideminder Max, and True Mid/Side. Might try out Pristine Peaks.

Thanks guys. I'd never even heard of them. 

while we are talking the RJ stuff, you should get the free "Stereo Swapper" too.  One, because it has a "mono" setting (always useful) and two, are you sure your 2 ears hear exactly the same?  I'll admit mine don't always (depends who is playing guitar!).  So swap left to right and right to left (with one click) and check it.  You may find something out of whack or maybe not, but takes only a few seconds to be sure.  Best $0 I ever spent.

Wow - Sonnox plug-ins price has collapsed!

The market speaks.

Naturally all the plug-ins and VI’s Sample libraries I want to buy are not in any sale!

 Is Pure Unmask a gate/ducking thing I could use on kick and snare?

The music industry collapsed. The best hardware dynamics processors are almost all not made anymore for example. The software that replaced them is dirt cheap now to get the customers to pay the revenue to employ the programmers.

VoxD Thicken and Widen really surprised me. I think I even posted somewhere on this forum something along the lines of "why would anyone use this?"

I use them all the time now. All the time. Instant John Lennon vocal sound if you want it (Instant Karma?) and lots of other cool things. Honestly I'm kind of addicted to it and probably will look back at this phase of my production career and cringe but, whatever. I like it. Maybe I won't forever.

Actually from what I've read/heard Lennon himself had a similar problem. He got used to his voice being doubled (usually artifically btw) and couldn't stand the sound without it. That's how I feel about VoxD... it's like a drug that I'm hooked on and now normal vocals just don't do it anymore. 

Also I really like Claro. I know there is debate on that one but I really like its simple workflow. I usually just skip to the masking/unmasking portion of it but I do use the first screen for the broad strokes stuff. It's like throwing paint on a canvas or just grabbing some salt and tossing it in the pot. Claro, to me, is great when I'm feeling "just need less high end", pull it down and move on. I trust it because the algo is based off of Oxford EQ which I also love.

With Sonnox it’s a little different: the development costs were probably all recouped by the time Sony sold it to Paul, then Paul sold it. It would be hard to start developing new Sonnox without input from the original team, because they do have a reputation and if they just started putting out crap DAn would be all over them.