ToneBoosters, I love your plugins

[mabian]

It's back up now.
It was down.

[Svama]

Someone having issues inside studio one? Can't use the x lock function, in the eq and the other ones also. Thanks

[PurpleCatfishBettie]

just got the dual filter and the digitizer ('bitjuggler')... woohoo!

[mabian]

just got the dual filter and the digitizer ('bitjuggler')... woohoo!

These are exactly the next TB purchases I have planned. Pity the Dual Filter is not getting more love lately though (Zero Delay Feedback filters, sample and hold random LFO shape etc.).

- Mario

[Bodhisan]

just got the dual filter...woohoo!

Is anyone else surprised that Dual VCF does not allow panning of the two filters? Or maybe I'm the only one who hasn't figured out how to do that? From my perspective, Arturia's M12 filter is much more versatile.

[mabian]

Also rift filter lite is amazing in this regard. Luckily I got it when it was being given away

[PurpleCatfishBettie]

yes, in a quick look, i was wondering about the 'stereo-ness' ability of the 2 filters. also, pitchy-ness. offhand, it does the 'tremelo thing', but not the vibrato. maybe the vibrato shouldn't be expected? anyway, i was looking for a manual and couldn't find it.

be that as it may, some of the presets sound really cool... same with bitjuggler... some cool presets.

[mabian]

The manual is in the product page, but it doesn't tell very much...

[elxsound]

I think the answer is no, but does Toneboosters do sales?

I'm fully covered on mixing plugins, but my brother isn't.

He'd benefit from MBC and Equalizer 4, so I'm just checking for the cheapest way in since he's not looking to spend anything but still wants to work on his mixing.

[xbow]

I think the answer is no, but does Toneboosters do sales?

I'm fully covered on mixing plugins, but my brother isn't.

He'd benefit from MBC and Equalizer 4, so I'm just checking for the cheapest way in since he's not looking to spend anything but still wants to work on his mixing.

Not sure about sales, but I wouldn't think so, the normal prices are already very low.

Your brother should check out the free and excellent TDR Nova (dynamic EQ, so you get to compress each EQ band separately).

[kPere]

I think the answer is no, but does Toneboosters do sales?

I'm fully covered on mixing plugins, but my brother isn't.

He'd benefit from MBC and Equalizer 4, so I'm just checking for the cheapest way in since he's not looking to spend anything but still wants to work on his mixing.

No they dont, they have great prices from the start.

[ralfrobert]

And the TB legacy stuff is free if anyone is just looking for high quality plugins to get the job done.

[mabian]

I think the answer is no, but does Toneboosters do sales?

I'm fully covered on mixing plugins, but my brother isn't.

He'd benefit from MBC and Equalizer 4, so I'm just checking for the cheapest way in since he's not looking to spend anything but still wants to work on his mixing.

Even though I think that TB plugins are great value for the money I'd say that there are great freebies around that are at least on par (among them the Legacy TB stuff as mentioned).
Sometimes even the stock plugins (in REAPER for example quite good EQ and MultiBand Comp are included) work pretty well.
I agree he should check TDR Nova, and other Tokyo Dawn Records freebies, not sure at the moment about free good Multiband compressors around.

Thanks,
Mario

[bungle]

I am a Reaper fan, but Reapers EQ does not compare at all to TB EQ, there are a whole bunch of extra features that ReaEQ does not have, and is unlikely to get.

[jens]

I'd say that there are great freebies around that are at least on par (among them the Legacy TB stuff as mentioned).

If the Free Legacy TB stuff is "at least on par" with all the newer TB stuff that logically means every change he made, every new feature he added, every new plugin he instroduced since then is "at least" worthless. Nice one!