sonar and IK worth a look

http://www.ikmultimedia.com/news/?item_id=2355
iv been using this for a year now very nice for a home studio boost.i payed 100$$

Are they 64 bit? If so, that's a steal.

that deal is off the hook , these are great mastering tools.
love the t-racks series.
 
not easy making a living here in boston bro  :)
im orig from the Lowell era.
we've shared some words but peace,
 
hope all is good and your making good tunage.

chuckebaby


that deal is off the hook , these are great mastering tools.
love the t-racks series.
 
not easy making a living here in boston bro  :)
im orig from the Lowell era.
we've shared some words but peace,
 
hope all is good and your making good tunage.

thanks CB no issues were cool hell ya live in lowell thats painful enough, but not as bad as where i live. nothing says ****hole like chelsea Mass.and im just mad as sonar for no playing nice. not you bra. rock on and be well
 and to everyone who like IK i got the white and black.2 comps with totally different use.
white is soft and good for a polish on a track or full mix
black is so powerful it could be my most go to plug this year, but it has presets that are all over the place, drastic 

Well at least you guys don't live in Lynn MA. That's where my cousin is....ya know Lynn Lynn the city of sin.............

glad i did somthing helpful

UPDATE:

BAD form IK - fancy forcing buyers to install the Custom Shop program as part of the installation!!!! 

I understand your concerns, joden, but the Custom Shop has turned out to be more of an advantage than a pain for me.
After playing with the discount bundle for a while, I decided to pony up for the Total Studio 3 bundle (at half normal price). Because of the overall size, I ordered the boxed version, so it will be a few days before it arrives and I can report on all that kit. At least, it will allow me to take advantage of the Jimi Hendrix Anniversary bundle for another $40 to add to Amplitude 3, which should easily round out my guitar tone-shaping ability.
Thanks again, DigitalBoston for the heads-up with the OP!

Joel

I will not stop speaking on this: I do not like IK's business model as it pertains to AmpliTube(which is inferior to Guitar Rig or just about any other Amp Sim) in particular, and don't like Custom Shop.

I wasted money on AmpliTube and refuse spend anymore with IK, even if the product is decent.

Scum suckers!

Clint with respect (truly),  it may be okay for those already with IK Products, but it should be an OPTION to install...not forced.

I have no real dramas with companies offering this stuff with installation at the discretion of the end-user, but certainly NOT the model IK are using here...

I get your point, but the way I understand it. If your buying T-racks classic, that shouldn't be a concern since it's the entry level T-racks. It also makes it all 64 bit. I guess I understand the compliant more with Amplitube than T-racks. I'm not trying to argue with you, but for the Ik newbie they may want to know that some of us like the newer versions and why, while some do not and why.

Fair enough Clint - I do understand your point  And me to, not trying to argue at all m8....Still the T-Racks seems pretty good..

Ozone 5 is pretty sweet too. I was trying to decide between the two when I got a good deal on T-racks deluxe ($69). I may still get O5 for the same reason you say, plus the limiter is fantastic. I also plan to get T-racks grand when it goes on sale. It was a $99 upgrade at Christmas.
Fab Filter is really nice, but for $389 it freaking should be.