Did you mean to type this Dave?
 
"The largest family of plug-ins in the ISP is the Blue Cat line"

Huh? Where did you see that?

http://soundbytesmag.net/oldies-but-goodies-nomad-factory-blue-tube-bundle/
 

The Blue Tube Collection

The largest family of plug-ins in the ISP is the Blue Cat line: nineteen modules comprised of six dynamics processors, six EQs, six FX units and a channel-strip.  The groups of six are also available in sub-bundles that are also massively more expensive than what they can be had for during a sale.  The Blue Tube collection is now at version 3 and that version was introduced in 2006.  I could not track down the date of the appearance of earlier versions.  However, I did find a forum post from the developer, the late Bernie Torelli, who wrote that version 3 was a complete ground-up redesign of the collection, both internally and externally.

blue cat or blue tube?

Thanks, I've notified the author of the typo.

Kamikaze
Did you mean to type this Dave?
"The largest family of plug-ins in the ISP is the Blue Cat line"

Thanks for the heads-up, Kamikaze.  I wrote about both Blue Tubes and Blue Cat in this latest issue.  You have no idea how many times I wrote Blue Cat and had to backspace and correct.  Evidently one typo got overlooked.

This is why spell-checkers will never replace human editors.
 
Unfortunately, Mr. Baer is SoundBytes' editor.

Then there’s the difference between former and latter.

dmbaer

Kamikaze
Did you mean to type this Dave?
"The largest family of plug-ins in the ISP is the Blue Cat line"

Thanks for the heads-up, Kamikaze.  I wrote about both Blue Tubes and Blue Cat in this latest issue.  You have no idea how many times I wrote Blue Cat and had to backspace and correct.  Evidently one typo got overlooked.

Seems you were getting your Blues mixed up, and I was getting my Daves mixed up. Thought Bitflipper was the author.

I'll have to tell that one to Dr. Kamikaze, my dentist.