Aw, hell...I got it anyway...maybe I can use it for a modern r&b thang

I have this and have had it a very long time - I still use it regularly.
Good for delays and various other effects  and a bargain at $20. honestly for this amount of money I would snap this up ASAP!!
Nigel

Thanks Nigel
For $20, I jumped at this!

As no x64 and apparently not in near future either, I say: Nah...

It made the main page...

http://www.audiomidi.com/

The Z Pack No Brainer ran for the longest of any of the NB's since I've been monitoring AM...

Smedberg


As no x64 and apparently not in near future either, I say: Nah...

Why does it have to be 64bit?
It doesn't require large amounts of RAM and as long as it works ok with bitbridge there's no problem.
64bit really isn't a big deal unless you need a lot of RAM.

Steve

Well, all I can say is...

If AM was going to run a No Brainer now, I'm glad it was this...and not something
that I couldn't live without....

I'm tapped out till next week...so the timing on this is good (for me) LOL

twaddle

Smedberg


As no x64 and apparently not in near future either, I say: Nah...

Why does it have to be 64bit?
It doesn't require large amounts of RAM and as long as it works ok with bitbridge there's no problem.
64bit really isn't a big deal unless you need a lot of RAM.

Steve

Because the crashes that have happened have been caused by 32bit vst's and bitbridge. Don't use them no more. No more crashes.

Smedberg


As no x64 and apparently not in near future either, I say: Nah...

This almost made me decide against picking it up as well ... hard as it is for me to resist any unique plug that's available at an 87% discount.
 
But I downloaded the manual and read about half of it.  There is some seriously brilliant inovation in this thing.  Even if I never used it for anything other than playing around with on a rainy day ... well, let's just say my wallet just got 20 bucks lighter.
 
I don't think the product web page does a very good job of presenting just what this thing is and does.  But a quick read of twenty or so pages of the documentation (maybe about a third of the total pages) should give anyone a decent idea.

You're right. This is a pretty impressive piece of programming. I can see that it might not be for everybody, though. The kind of person who'd "get" this effect is the type who prefers programming synthesizers from scratch over just scrolling through the presets. But even the laziest preset monkey should still have fun with it. It's got a lot of presets!

I would definitely buy this, but I've already blown my discretionary budget for this month on a $12 sample library of cinematic plastic bottles.