i'm not a lady, but i don't imagine they're impressed by (but maybe grossed out by) a huge set of balls.Resonator63 wrote:Keep one in each of your front trouser pockets, guaranteed to impress the ladies!!!
A question from Sound Sonic - what is your favourite plugin brand and why?
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- KVRAF
- 6113 posts since 7 Jan, 2005 from Corporate States of America
- dysamoria.com
my music @ SoundCloud
my music @ SoundCloud
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- KVRist
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- 96 posts since 20 Feb, 2012 from London
Resonator63 wrote:DamnSoundSonicTeam wrote:Actually, I'd feel funny about going into the Apple Store to ask for a pair of balls.Resonator63 wrote:Keep one in each of your front trouser pockets, guaranteed to impress the ladies!!!
That's the marketing sorted
Our first major drawback
What about if we sell them on line?
Get yourself some balls at iballs.com
Nice tag line! haha....it's a winner!
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- KVRAF
- 4279 posts since 14 Nov, 2008 from UK
D16 - I own every single plugin instrument and effect they sell and cannot wait for Lush-101 to check out...SoundSonicTeam wrote:Agreed, D16 are great, they pay attention to the detail for sure. I can tell you as a disributor of their products their backend service is one of the best I've seen. It's clear and it's easy to replenish so responsive also - good guys! What do you use from them?
You mentioned Cubase, have you found much of a problem in support on any other platforms? It's interesting to see how they're managed and which platforms are the trouble makers!
The biggest problem I have found is with smaller Dev's who do not have Cubase, all Dev's should release a list of what Hosts and PC types the software has been tested on - not ever shrug there shoulders if found to be incompatible with a certain host, then if it hasn't been tested on a certain set-up a month long lenght of demo useage should suffice.
So to all dev's, do this '
' and I'll sell your software on...and never support you again... 
I also hate buying an instant NFR product, Image-line, Musicrow, Sonivox etc, I will always think twice about those products unless they are belters...
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- KVRist
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- 96 posts since 20 Feb, 2012 from London
Oh man that made me laugh...Jace-BeOS wrote:i'm not a lady, but i don't imagine they're impressed by (but maybe grossed out by) a huge set of balls.Resonator63 wrote:Keep one in each of your front trouser pockets, guaranteed to impress the ladies!!!
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- KVRAF
- 3540 posts since 1 Oct, 2006 from Um! Where is this?
Jace-BeOS wrote:i'm not a lady, but i don't imagine they're impressed by (but maybe grossed out by) a huge set of balls.Resonator63 wrote:Keep one in each of your front trouser pockets, guaranteed to impress the ladies!!!
I guess it does depend on their personal taste in balls.
But when you show them what your iballs can do they will be impressed
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 96 posts since 20 Feb, 2012 from London
breakmixer wrote:D16 - I own every single plugin instrument and effect they sell and cannot wait for Lush-101 to check out...SoundSonicTeam wrote:Agreed, D16 are great, they pay attention to the detail for sure. I can tell you as a disributor of their products their backend service is one of the best I've seen. It's clear and it's easy to replenish so responsive also - good guys! What do you use from them?
You mentioned Cubase, have you found much of a problem in support on any other platforms? It's interesting to see how they're managed and which platforms are the trouble makers!
The biggest problem I have found is with smaller Dev's who do not have Cubase, all Dev's should release a list of what Hosts and PC types the software has been tested on - not ever shrug there shoulders if found to be incompatible with a certain host, then if it hasn't been tested on a certain set-up a month long lenght of demo useage should suffice.
So to all dev's, do this '
I also hate buying an instant NFR product, Image-line, Musicrow, Sonivox etc, I will always think twice about those products unless they are belters...
So as a user there's an obvious reasurrance that there's been tried and tested activity before it hits it's audience. In the way you just described it appears an obvious answer to customer satisfaction! A month would maybe be exsessive, but you're right, once tested and results recorded the job is done!! This could save alot of support headaches in the future surely.
A D16 fan, good work sir! Sound & price = good times....have you seen the this vid comparing to hardware, quite impressive
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SoundSonicTeam SoundSonicTeam https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=275468
- KVRist
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- 96 posts since 20 Feb, 2012 from London
Definitely a spectator sport.Resonator63 wrote:Jace-BeOS wrote:i'm not a lady, but i don't imagine they're impressed by (but maybe grossed out by) a huge set of balls.Resonator63 wrote:Keep one in each of your front trouser pockets, guaranteed to impress the ladies!!!
I guess it does depend on their personal taste in balls.
But when you show them what your iballs can do they will be impressed
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- KVRAF
- 3540 posts since 1 Oct, 2006 from Um! Where is this?
Haven't tried Relectro,looks interesting.I'll give it a try.hivkorn wrote:Linplug , because their plugin are very flexible and Relectro is amazing
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- KVRist
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- 96 posts since 20 Feb, 2012 from London
Oh yeah! Good call, I've lost a few hours with Relectro, really reactive to beats, some lovely twists and turns if I remember rightly. Any other recommendations?hivkorn wrote:Linplug , because their plugin are very flexible and Relectro is amazing
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- KVRian
- 1236 posts since 29 Sep, 2003 from Karlshamn, Sweden
Then u have missed the flagship ASM! (ABL Pro, which is NOT a TB303, as you might think)SoundSonicTeam wrote:I've only played on the ABL2 for Audiorealism - bringing back the bassline classic! On D16 have been as close to the mark - ACID!!steffensen wrote:I voted Other, instead of Audiorealism, that wasnt in the list for some mysterious reason.
Both for the excellent and still unbeatable sound (imo), and also for mike being such a nice guy!
GForce isn't there either. Oddity is my second most used synth.
True magic there.
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 96 posts since 20 Feb, 2012 from London
Ahhh, I see, just taken a look, I like the modular/routing look! Hadn't seen this. Just checking the demo's, that's a party synth right there! How's it perform?steffensen wrote:Then u have missed the flagship ASM! (ABL Pro, which is NOT a TB303, as you might think)SoundSonicTeam wrote:I've only played on the ABL2 for Audiorealism - bringing back the bassline classic! On D16 have been as close to the mark - ACID!!steffensen wrote:I voted Other, instead of Audiorealism, that wasnt in the list for some mysterious reason.
Both for the excellent and still unbeatable sound (imo), and also for mike being such a nice guy!
GForce isn't there either. Oddity is my second most used synth.
True magic there.
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SoundSonicTeam SoundSonicTeam https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=275468
- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 96 posts since 20 Feb, 2012 from London
"SoundSonicTeam wrote:breakmixer wrote:D16 - I own every single plugin instrument and effect they sell and cannot wait for Lush-101 to check out...SoundSonicTeam wrote:Agreed, D16 are great, they pay attention to the detail for sure. I can tell you as a disributor of their products their backend service is one of the best I've seen. It's clear and it's easy to replenish so responsive also - good guys! What do you use from them?
You mentioned Cubase, have you found much of a problem in support on any other platforms? It's interesting to see how they're managed and which platforms are the trouble makers!
The biggest problem I have found is with smaller Dev's who do not have Cubase, all Dev's should release a list of what Hosts and PC types the software has been tested on - not ever shrug there shoulders if found to be incompatible with a certain host, then if it hasn't been tested on a certain set-up a month long lenght of demo useage should suffice.
So to all dev's, do this '
I also hate buying an instant NFR product, Image-line, Musicrow, Sonivox etc, I will always think twice about those products unless they are belters...
"I also hate buying an instant NFR product, Image-line, Musicrow, Sonivox etc, I will always think twice about those products unless they are belters...
Hey man, why is this by the way?
So as a user there's an obvious reasurrance that there's been tried and tested activity before it hits it's audience. In the way you just described it appears an obvious answer to customer satisfaction! A month would maybe be exsessive, but you're right, once tested and results recorded the job is done!! This could save alot of support headaches in the future surely.
A D16 fan, good work sir! Sound & price = good times....have you seen the this vid comparing to hardware, quite impressive [/quote]
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- KVRist
- 493 posts since 20 Apr, 2004 from hki-fi
Other.
My fave devs are u-he & Universal Audio.
My fave devs are u-he & Universal Audio.
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 96 posts since 20 Feb, 2012 from London
Nice, what is it about them? Have you had a chance to check u-he's Diva?? Been getting some top reviews I hear..tetsuneko wrote:Other.
My fave devs are u-he & Universal Audio.