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  1. Here's a compiled list of about 300 free plugins (aax, au, vst and vst3 formats): https://www.pro-tools-expert.com/free-pro-tools-plug-ins-1#freeprotoolsplugins/?view_3_page=1&view_3_per_page=1000
  2. The title says it all... go crazy... Side note: Opinions on the Larrivee guitars vs Martin/Taylor??? If your looking in the $2k range used, there are many many luthiers to look at other than Larrivee, Martin and Taylor.
  3. When some idiot tries to tell me a 15 band EQ isn't a shelving EQ, I know I'm dealing with people that have NEVER put the work in but are so {censored}ing full of themselves that they believe they have this super intelligence given by an imaginary character named god, they are the chosen one and basically anything they concoct within their own feeble mind is absolute fact in a place called REALITY. That shelving EQ stab is still annoying me, only an god damn idiot that knows absolutely nothing about hardware is going to try and say a 15 band EQ is parametric rather than shelving. I got news for you idiot, shelving isn't due to the control type where you have sliders that can be viewed as "shelving" in their positions, it's based on the way they are set at specific frequency points they cut/boost rather than a bandwidth range being cut and boost which is what a parametric EQ does. A shelving EQ can in fact have knobs genius. It was Ethan Winer that pointed out that the bands in a graphic EQ are not shelving filters. You have called him an idiot for that. You are one dumb little ****.
  4. lmfao!! Wait wait, listen to this outstanding mastering by A_Str8 http://www.cd-nutz.com/media/yousay.mp3 Dude, you should have kept your rant to yourself, this is pathetic. That's not music, that what was left over after a synthesizer threw up. Yes a muddy mess, that's what flat frequency response yields..this coming from someone that makes electronic crapola where ear shattering bass and treble is the key to good mastering. Oh yeah buddy, I REEEEALLY need you to explain things to me. Please, tell me how to rebias my amps. Then tell me how I am building my amps wrong, how I'm building my guitars wrong, how I'm building my pedals wrong and how I don't understand the basics of gain stages and signal clipping. Then tell me how I'm designing and building my shelving EQ's wrong and how I've screwed up the design which utilizes the strongest even order harmonics. I'm a neo classical guitarist and certified sound and music engineer as well as an audio tech with a lot of design experience. Point blank, you like the bulk of these people are out of your league. I really will be back here in 6 months and we can compare albums and album sales. You can then tell me how I've done everything wrong and what I did wrong scheduling my tours and how my demo which has already gotten me a major distributor was muddy crap. A little pissant is all you are. Go away.
  5. CAD M179. For a bit more, ADK Hamburg or Vienna.
  6. There are many many mic made in CHina. For sure, many of them are modeled on earlier designs, mostly European (think Neumann and AKG) designs. Some are closer than others, but I don;t think that's the point. If a mic is good then its good. It doesn't really matter where it is made. I have German mics (Schoeps, Microtech Gefell), American mics (Shure, CAD VX2), Russian mics (Oktava) and a pair of American designed-Chinese and American manufactured mics (ADK CE). I like them all.
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