I tried the plini x plugin from neural dsp.... 

Thanks a ton!

He's a wizard

Hopefully we will see that today!

@@sebastianviuf Haha they just did, I got an article recommended to me. Looks sick

THANKS MAN!

Free? Didn't you pay for it the first time ? 😅

@@Fishplants a free update, that gives additional stuff if you already own something.

it was wasn't it?!

I always turn the bass on these. Yeah I agree. Too much squish. Multi band compressor is a must in the mix as well

Yeah totally, exactly my experience as well. Every Neural DSP plugin absolutely requires you to really tame the low end mud a LOT and there's no way of getting around that multiband comp either.

@@honigdachs. it’s a shame because I really do think they’ve got a product line that nobody else comes close to. They could really capture the market

Fab - tracking through a Focusrite into Cubase happily run at 4-6ms (intel i7)

which did you go with?

@@John-vw4vg i went with the gojira ultimately, it honestly fits the aesthetic i was going for, the clean amp is what i mostly use and i think it can sound really good as a gentle clean all the way to nice break up tones without adding the OD or DRT pedals. I also just really enjoy using the OD and DRT pedals on the clean amp. I think i may like the Plini chorus more just because it feels less “messy” than the Gorjira does but both plugins are great. If you happen to have already used a plug-in’s trial, you can email NeuralDSP and just say that you would like to have one renewed so that you can try it out again since there’s a sail.going on currently.

@@John-vw4vg i ultimately went with the gojira personally. I think both are great, but i think the biggest difference for me was that the Gojira plugin is dirty and gritty, and it’s cleans can be gentle but there’s still a grungy feel to it, while the Plini feels way more serene comparatively.

@@cadencebirdsong thank you, great analysis!

nope not yet

Which one?!

@@xanderraymondcharlesThe remake. I had not seen it since it came out so I thought I would give it a go. It’s okay.

@@bobbyincidemetal it's better than people give It credit for. Lot's of people really dislike it, but I think it's great. I know some people who have the remake as the best in the series!

Not sure if you're referring to Fluff 2C or Roots, but both of these have MIDI preset switching using PC messages - PC0-PC9 are the first ten presets of the first channel, PC10-19 are the 10 presets on the second channel and so on

@@KaiDown I mean Fluff 2C by ML Soundlabs. Not sure what you mean by that. I am not very good with that stuff yet. If I click on the Midi Tab I can only set CC Numbers and Channels and only to certain parameters like turning pedals on and off, changing settings on the pedals/amps, change mic placement etc. But I want to be able to go between for example a clean and a dirty preset that I have saved. The list of Midi changes doesnt say any of that.

@@KaiDown and I can't even set up the Midi changes in the list in the Midi tab. My Keyboard won't talk to the plugin. I have it all set up according to the manual of the keyboard. it's weird. In the Neural DSP plugins it works a lot more intuitively. But as I said I far prefer the Sound of Fluff 2C. Maybe it's the keyboard that's the problem. Its a Nektar Impact LX25+