Good Fred,
why not make a PC- module  of it?


thanks for this reminder!

I had forgotten aboutthose as well..guess I will be going home tonight and see what all this positive banter is all about...nice to hear this instead of all the trolling crap lately...

I use the PX-64 Percussion Strip on every project.

You can suck the room right out of a snare and kick sample. It opens up an entire world of sounds on a single sample.

I use it extensively ... one thing to be aware of ... make sure your signal going in is hot enough. If you don't, it won't kick in some times. Especially after you adjust it, get it sounding sweet, close your project, and open it at another time. Sometimes it acts like it's turned off if the input signal isn't loud enough. What's odd about it is, you can bump up the input level, and lower it back down and it works fine, so I just got in the habit of leaving it up and reducing the output level if need be.

Not a big deal at all ... just remember to have the input meter hovering around 3/4 the way up.

This has happened to me on 2 different DAW's ever since I can remember using this VST, so I know it's not my system or sound card.

Like I said ... no big deal at all. Just something to keep in mind.

Try the percussion strip on bass, too.

bitflipper


Try the percussion strip on bass, too.

+1 !!! 

Okay... thanks for the heads up. Got something on the go and the kick is getting lost in the mix. I've been messing with EQ on the various tracks, to see if I can make space for it, but it sounds like I've forgotten about some of the other tools. Typical...

Dont forget the transient shaper module on the perc strip too.

perfectprint

Dont forget the transient shaper module on the perc strip too.

I assumed that's why people liked it. That's the only part of it I use.

I prefer the TS64

the amount of latency that introduces is obscene.