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Reviewed in the September issue:
Joshua Bell Violin from Embertone
Spaces II by EastWest
String Machines 2 from UVI
Renegade Acoustic Guitar from Indiginus
Newfangled Audio Elevate Bundle 1.5 from Eventide
BioTek2 by Tracktion
Hall of Fame 3 by Best Service
Nomad Factory Blue Tube Bundle
Spitfire Solo Strings
BaseHead Ultra 5.x
Discovery Pro by discoDSP
SFZ Piano Bundle by Production Voices
Five New Modules for Softube Modular
Update: Patchwork 2.2 and MB-7 3.1 from Blue Cat Audio
Boom Library Enforcer
Walker 1955 Steinway D from Embertone
British Drama Toolkit by Spitfire
Tal-Mod from Togu Audio Line
Studio Devil Amp Modeler Pro
 
 

Thanks bit and for all the individual links.

Thanks bit.
Wonderful reviews.
But where’s my email !

Sorry, I may have jumped the gun on the announcement. In retrospect, the email from dmbaer may have been intended for the authors so they can check their submissions for errors. Oh well. I already checked mine.

I liked the nomad article. I used one of those today.

Thanks for the Indiginus Renegade review which was more a how to use it guide than a review for me. I bought Renegade some time ago and had overlooked its strumming capabilities. Gotta check that out now.

Already divulged some great articles: Embertone Joshua Bell, Renegade, Biotek 2, Embertone Walker and Spaces 2.
Would have loved a comparison with the original Spaces in the latter, but these reviews are, as always with SoundBytesMag, an absolute pleasure to read,
Now on to the other articles!

bjornpdx
...Renegade review which was more a how to use it guide than a review for me.

The same thought occurred to me as I was doing the final read through. But I try to include stuff that isn't in the documentation and/or isn't obvious, things I either had to figure out or give up and ask Tracy about. So in that respect yeh, it's a tutorial.
 
As for the review part, how's this: it's cheap, sounds great, and it's easy to use. Though maybe not on par with, say, the OTS Jumbo, it's also less than half the price.
 

Love that review of the Nomad Factory Blue Tube Bundle (and ISP).

bitflipper
As for the review part, how's this: it's cheap, sounds great, and it's easy to use. Though maybe not on par with, say, the OTS Jumbo, it's also less than half the price.

Yep, and that would cover ALL their products.
And I do appreciate your explanation of the not so obvious things which has helped me out quite a few times.