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Follow --> IntroductionThe iZotope Music Production Suite 5 Bundle includes products from iZotope, Plugin Alliance / Brainworx and Native instruments. To install all products included with this bundle, please be sure to follow the instructions for each individual company's products below. Please have the email ready that contains your serial numbers.iZotope ProductsVisit this page to download the iZotope Product Portal: the bundle was purchased through iZotope.com, the serial numbers will be automatically added to your iZotope account. If the bundle was purchased via a third party, you will need to add the serial numbers to the Product Portal.Example of iZotope serial numbers: Music Production Suite 5: SN-MPS5-ENKB-5X39-367B-XXXXExponential Audio ProductsVisit this page to download the Exponential Audio product installers: this page to learn how to activate the Exponential Audio plug-ins: /hc/en-us/articles/6658037224209 Example of Exponential Audio activation code: 9377-9276-9907-7261-3355-8196-XXXX-XXPlugin Alliance / Brainworx ProductsFirst, visit this page to create a Plugin Alliance account and enter your redemption codes: Second, visit this page to download the Plugin Alliance Installation Manager: Plugin Alliance Customer Support: of Plugin Alliance redemption code: PA-SW-95674D3XXXXXXNative Instruments ProductsVisit this page to create a Native Instruments account (if you haven't already).Download Native Access and install the app: Native Access and log in. Click Add Serial and enter the serial you have received via email.Example of an NI serial number: GR6U6-BC8KD-97D95-4CD28-XXXXXNative Instruments Customer Support: Meldoyne 5 EssentialVisit this page to create a Celemony account (if you haven't already).Once logged in to your account, visit this page and click Register serial number.Enter the serial number you have received via email and register it.Now you can download Melodyne 5 essential directly from the License Overview page.

Follow --> First, download the presets from the individual Product Pages on our website or the Plugin Alliance Preset Banks Page. Please be careful about which format you use, as different formats of the same plugins utilize other format presets. Once you have downloaded the presets for the plugins you need, consult the sections below depending on your DAW and OS combination.Pro Tools Users on Mac OS - .tfx Preset FormatThe default installation directory for .tfx presets is as follows:Mac/Library/Application Support/Digidesign/Plugin Settings/name of the pluginDrag the .zip files into this folder and unzip them. Then restart Pro Tools and try accessing them again.Pro Tools Users on Windows OS - .tfx Preset FormatPlace the preset folders that you downloaded into the following location: PC standard preset folder.C:\User\(Username)\Documents\Pro Tools\Plug-In Settings\(PluginName)AU, VST2, and VST3 Format Users on Mac OS - .vstpreset FormatGo to the Finder, click on the "Go" menu, click on "Go to Folder," and enter the following file path exactly as written below:~/Library/Audio/PresetsDrag the .zip files into this folder and unzip them. Then restart your DAW and try accessing them again.VST and VST3 Format Users on Windows OS - .vstpreset FormatPlace the downloaded preset folders into the following locations: C:\This PC\Documents\VST3 Presets\Plugin Alliance\(PluginName)If you still can’t find the presets, you can download all our Factory presets from the following page: Live users: Plugin Alliance factory presets do not appear when using Audio Units format plugins in Live. Since this issue only affects the Audio Units format, we recommend that Live users use VST instead.Studio One users: We have discovered an issue with how our presets are recognized by Studio One when a plugin is first installed. If you don’t see any Plugin Alliance factory presets in Studio One, go to the Browse window, right-click on the plugin name, and select Refresh.Please note that there are no presets for the bx_limiter.If you installed the latest versions of our plugins and are still not seeing the presets in any of the plugins, please follow the instructions below to add the manual presets to the proper folders on your machine.

Lives for gear Joined: Jan 2009 Posts: 5,861 🎧 15 years Fuse audio labs - thoughts? I have recently bought the 140 plate from fuse audio. they have a sale on at the moment and I'm looking at preamps to replace my Acustica plugins.Anyone have anything good or bad to say about them?Did the developer work for Black rooster or was it Plugin alliance? he seems to know his stuff and replied to my post in the 140 thread. They also have a decent copy protection system too M Gear Maniac Joined: Nov 2020 Posts: 201 Quote: Originally Posted by norbury brook ➡️ I have recently bought the 140 plate from fuse audio. they have a sale on at the moment and I'm looking at preamps to replace my Acustica plugins.Anyone have anything good or bad to say about them?Did the developer work for Black rooster or was it Plugin alliance? he seems to know his stuff and replied to my post in the 140 thread. They also have a decent copy protection system too M Amazing plugins, they are very high quality. My most used are the VPRE-562, Dozer Drive, & Chorus-65 Lives for gear Joined: Jan 2009 Posts: 5,861 🎧 15 years Quote: Originally Posted by Stefan502 ➡️ Amazing plugins, they are very high quality. My most used are the VPRE-562, Dozer Drive, & Chorus-65 thanks i've bought 562 and the 31A pre amps m Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2020 Posts: 587 Fuse are great. Raymund Dratwa behind them is a plugin god. Some of the best stuff I've got comes from him. Big AL from Neold is my fav.As to Fuse - Flywheel is killer, sounds awesome, you must check it out. Their preamps are great as well. Definitely a top notch company, with more than fair prices and customer support Gear Maniac Joined: Jan 2019 🎧 5 years Quote: Originally Posted by norbury brook ➡️ Did the developer work for Black rooster or was it Plugin alliance? Reimund has developed plug-ins for both Black Rooster and Plugin Alliance. From his About page:"Over the years, Reimund has created a huge portfolio of leading modeling titles for brands like ACME, Black Box Analog Design, Black Rooster Audio, Elysia, Millennia, Neold, Vertigo, and many others available on Plugin Alliance and the UAD-2 platform, while his very own designs remain 100% pure Fuse Audio Labs."I now have 21 Fuse Audio Labs plug-ins in my collection - favourites include VPRE-2A, V-PRE-562A, TCS-68, Chorus-65...Martin Gear Maniac Joined: Jul 2006 🎧 15 years Quote: Originally Posted by norbury brook ➡️ thanks i've bought 562 and the 31A pre amps m Check out Mixing with Mike’s plugin of the week about the 31A. Lots of good features that I wouldn’t have expected, and he does a nice job covering them all in that video. I haven’t added it to the VPRE-2C yet, but probably will in the next sale he does. Lives for gear Joined: Apr 2010 🎧 10 years Quote: Originally Posted

· Source: Plugin Alliance Partnering with Plugin Alliance, developer Lindell Audio released the Lindell 902 De-Esser plug-in to MEGA subscribers with a broader launch scheduled for January 4, 2022. The plug-in replicates the dBx 902 de-esser from the 1980s. It’s a well-loved tool with a clever design and simple workflow – typical dBx, I’d say. As it’s almost customary with digital replicas, Lindell didn’t skip improving the experience with meaningful enhancements. So yeah, here’s more about the 2-knob de-esser from the 80’s headed to your DAW…Somewhat famously, the dBx 902 doesn’t have the threshold control you may expect. What’s going on here? Like the original hardware, the plug-in automatically compares the level of the ess frequency to the rest of the signal and dynamically dials itself in. It’s an elegant solution compared to the typical fixed threshold workflow which tends to have you compromising between the loud and quiet sections of a performance. Additionally, the dBx 902 sounds nice, like good analog gear tends to do. So it’s good on vocals and harsh-sounding instruments like cymbals and distorted guitars.What’s in it for you? Adjust the frequency and range parameters, add a bit of air with the namesake knob, and dial in the mix blend. That’s mostly it! To modernize the experience, Lindell added a graphical visualizer, the aforementioned mix and air knobs, as well as a Listen mode to hear the processed signal in isolation. Otherwise, the Lindell 902 claims to be a faithful emulation. I honestly wouldn’t doubt such claims coming from the Plugin Alliance inner circle.Price and availabilityThe Lindell 902 De-esser price has not been revealed yet. Subscribers to the Essential, Mix & Master, or Mega bundles can already use the full version. The latter will be launched for non-subscribers on January 4, 2022. You can download the plug-in and trial it for 14 days in the meantime. The plug-in works under Windows 7+ and macOS 10.9+ in 64-bit VST2, VST3, AU, and AAX formats.More informationLindell Audio 902 De-Esser product pageMore Plugin Alliance newsVideoYou are currently viewing a placeholder content from YouTube. To access the actual content, click the button below. Please note that doing so will share data with third-party providers. More Information How do you like this post? Rating: Yours: | ø: