Sweetwater is doing a January sale and I noticed a few software packages that I thought might be useful, but I don't really know what's worth getting and what's not. Anything essential here?
https://www.sweetwater.com/dealzone/
January sale, software recommendations request
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Re: January sale, software recommendations request
Hi!
It depends on what you're after.
But, you can never go wrong with Waves (EQ, Compressors, Reverbs and so on...).
I use Toontrack a lot, blend it with other drum software. But, some prefer Addictive Drums more. Think it's a matter of taste.
It depends on what you're after.
But, you can never go wrong with Waves (EQ, Compressors, Reverbs and so on...).
I use Toontrack a lot, blend it with other drum software. But, some prefer Addictive Drums more. Think it's a matter of taste.
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Re: January sale, software recommendations request
Are waves plug-ins compatible with most DAWs? I'm just using GarageBand at the moment. If it wouldn't be of much benefit I may wait until I outgrow GB.
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Re: January sale, software recommendations request
Addictive Drums 2 at $99 is a pretty sweet deal, plus there's a similarly-priced rock and metal version that nets you the excellent Fairfax Vol 1 kit. T-Racks is very cool for $38. Waves L2 Ultramaximizer at $119...and this right here https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/bxRefine is one of my secret weapons; it'll knock harshness out of anything.
I don't recall whether Apple removed GB's third-party plugin limitation; thought it just used AU format plugs.
I don't recall whether Apple removed GB's third-party plugin limitation; thought it just used AU format plugs.
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