Softube Tape, why I love this plug-in... 

Glad you like it, I love it too.

It's a great plug-in, love it, it features on all my tracks. Glad you like it bro....!

I know it is kinda off topic but do anyone know a good site to stream newly released series online ?

@Kolton Santana Try flixzone. Just search on google for it :)

@Manuel Sterling Definitely, been watching on FlixZone for months myself :)

@Manuel Sterling thank you, I signed up and it seems like a nice service :D I really appreciate it !!

It’s a great plug, I’ve been using it for years and it is literally on every track I produce or work on. Glad you like it. Thanks for your comment, much appreciated.

My pleasure, just trying to keep things moving... Thanks for your comment bro.

Yeah, me too, I still think it’s still one of the best on the market. Thanks for you comment, much appreciated 👍🏾

I totally agree bro, I’m not sure IK's tape sim is top, as, like you its CPU drain is a massive problem to me also. I’d like to think that IK will fix this issue in a future update but who knows. Nevertheless you simply can’t go wrong with Softube, it’s a fabulous product. Thanks for your comment bro, much appreciated.

Very true, your absolutely right, thanks for pointing this out my friend... :-)

How do you do this? All I know is that I just got tape yesterday and I am blown away.

@@adamthomas1246 You can put mix engine FX on busses in Studio one. It's right above channel FX.

Great point, I'm with you on that bro...

@@SoundkandyStudio you probably know it already but one that is very very good in various methods of distortion (tube , tape you name it) and can be applied in a multiband way is spectre by wavesfactory

@@saardean4481 Great point, thanks for your comment bro, thanks for watching the video, your support is much appreciated….

That sound like a good idea.. I’ve not tried that yet…

Absolutely, this plug is simply fantastic. You may also like to take a look at: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TuJYn51skXY.html it's another tape sim also with great sound, but for as I've mentioned before the Softube tape plug is my go to plug for tape simulation, you'll need an iLock, but it's well worth a look, grab yourself a demo copy and have a play with it. Thanks for your comment.

Hi, yes, absolutely you can, however, I personally only ever use one instance of the plug-in on the master buss at the end of my effects chain. I know many people use multiple instances of the plug in their workflow but I prefer to limit its usage to a single instance. One of the key things to bare in mind is “what is the desired effect” you are trying to achieve. If you’d like to simply give your track a little vintage warmth then a single instance will do the trick. If however you’d like a particular sound, on, say, the guitar track then yes, it may be prudent to add tape saturation to the track and all tracks that need individual effects processing. But for what I’m doing I really only need one instance of the plug. Hope this all makes sense and is helpful. Thanks for your comment.

@@SoundkandyStudio thank you bro ,tried the Kramer master tape ,just putting it on my busses ,think it sounds ok ,iv only got the demo may buy it soon , which one out of them you've tried you like most , thanks

@@yamansitar6153 Good question, I too have the Kramer Master Tape by waves, it’s a great plug also. However if I have to choose I’m still going to go for the Softube plug. I really do love the Waves stuff it’s just that I personally like the warmth, rich and smooth sound of the Softube. If you’re looking at tape simulators why not also look at Waves J37 tape, U-He Satin, VTM (Virtual Tape Machines) by Slate digital and Tonebosters ReelBus 4. Just to name a few.

Wow, that was rude. You do know that there are other RU-vid channels you can watch….? Please close the door when you leave, you’re letting a draft in.

Thanks for your comment. “Poxy Rave Drum”, really? Drums have been around for a long time, archeologists confirm that the oldest drums-the alligator drums-are found in dig sites where the Dawenkou civilization around 550 BC. I’m sure people then didn’t complain saying, wow, that sounds like some “Poxy Rave Drum”. Perhaps you have an issue with drums, rave or just me. Either way you are not compelled to watch or listen to any of my content, I’m sure you have more important things to do with your time. The music on my videos is supplementary, simply there to demonstrate the plugins, if the music isn’t to your taste then that’s unfortunate, perhaps other channels will serve you better…!

@@SoundkandyStudio Well, old son...fair enough.

@@oinkooink It’s good to be able to agree, to disagree. Thanks for your comment nevertheless.

He said he wants his tracks to sound full of life and not sterile, *especially* if they have samples. This was a great track to demonstrate that. BTW, electric piano is very old-school.

@@ericfricke4512 Ok, Eric. Thanks for your contribution.