Nuisance spam emails won't stop from Hornet

[mcbpete]

38 emails was my January total from Saverio Vigni spam bot machine !

[HoRNet]

38 emails was my January total from Saverio Vigni spam bot machine !

it's not a bot! it's hard manual labour

That said, if you don't want to receive emails please send me in dm or using an email to saverio.vigni@hornetplugins.com the mail you want us to be blacklisted.
It happens that for our convenience we switch email provider now and then and sometimes we loose some of our unsubs. If you send me your address I'll add it to our hand curated blacklist and you won't receive any other mail.

Regards
Saverio

[HoRNet]

38 emails was my January total from Saverio Vigni spam bot machine !

it's not a bot! it's hard manual labour

That said, if you don't want to receive emails please send me in dm or using an email to saverio.vigni@hornetplugins.com the mail you want us to be blacklisted.
It happens that for our convenience we switch email provider now and then and sometimes we loose some of our unsubs. If you send me your address I'll add it to our hand curated blacklist and you won't receive any other mail.

Regards
Saverio

I have tried to unsubscribe numerous times, still receiving mails on a daily basis. I think you need to see the carbinieri, dude.

And in the latest mail you try to sell me a 3-band splitter for free which has a allegedly value of 5,99 while TBAudios 5-band splitter ISOL8 is for free since ages ... https://www.tbproaudio.de/products/isol8 ...

Hi Peter,

Look, ISOL8 is a fine splitter - 5 bands, does the job. But comparing it to 3XOver is like comparing a knife to a Swiss Army knife just because they both cut.

3XOver isn't just about splitting frequencies - it's about routing them to separate outputs so you can build actual multiband processing chains. Want to compress only the mids? Saturate just the highs? Run three completely different effect chains on different frequency ranges? That's what 3XOver does. You get selectable filter slopes (24/48 dB/oct) and each band goes to its own output in your DAW.

ISOL8 splits. 3XOver splits AND routes for parallel processing. Different beasts entirely.

If you're happy with ISOL8, great - use it. But saying they're the same thing because they both split frequencies is missing the whole point of what a crossover with multi-output actually does.

Cheers, Saverio

[Aloysius]

It's getting worse. I was ok with the flood of emails for a long time but now it is just completely out of hand. I had to unsubscribe twice over the past couple of days. You've lost a customer over this Saverio. You need to cop on to yourself.

[] Peter:H []

38 emails was my January total from Saverio Vigni spam bot machine !

it's not a bot! it's hard manual labour

That said, if you don't want to receive emails please send me in dm or using an email to saverio.vigni@hornetplugins.com the mail you want us to be blacklisted.
It happens that for our convenience we switch email provider now and then and sometimes we loose some of our unsubs. If you send me your address I'll add it to our hand curated blacklist and you won't receive any other mail.

Regards
Saverio

I have tried to unsubscribe numerous times, still receiving mails on a daily basis. I think you need to see the carbinieri, dude.

And in the latest mail you try to sell me a 3-band splitter for free which has a allegedly value of 5,99 while TBAudios 5-band splitter ISOL8 is for free since ages ... https://www.tbproaudio.de/products/isol8 ...

Hi Peter,

Look, ISOL8 is a fine splitter - 5 bands, does the job. But comparing it to 3XOver is like comparing a knife to a Swiss Army knife just because they both cut.

3XOver isn't just about splitting frequencies - it's about routing them to separate outputs so you can build actual multiband processing chains. Want to compress only the mids? Saturate just the highs? Run three completely different effect chains on different frequency ranges? That's what 3XOver does. You get selectable filter slopes (24/48 dB/oct) and each band goes to its own output in your DAW.

ISOL8 splits. 3XOver splits AND routes for parallel processing. Different beasts entirely.

If you're happy with ISOL8, great - use it. But saying they're the same thing because they both split frequencies is missing the whole point of what a crossover with multi-output actually does.

Cheers, Saverio

Isol8 can have up to 5 individual outs. customers are free to choose the number of outs and to which out each individual band goes. I use it all the time since like years. It's quite versatile. It's free since ages. Don't tell me that I don't know it, it shows you just make up stories and always throw this swiss army knife ai slope at people.