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Sep 10, 2026
The Non-Negotiables of Writing Production Music
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10:22Dave KropfHOST
I thought it worked really well.
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10:23Dave KropfHOST
That having been said, There are some pretty decent bass VSTs.
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10:28Dave KropfHOST
The Stock Logic bass, especially with the newest update, they've really upped their game.
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10:33Dave KropfHOST
They have different modeled basses.
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11:20Jeff LaplanteHOST
So when I hear dramedy, I hear mostly organic instrumentation, right? So I would assume, like, if you have the capability to perform all of these instruments live, ultimately your product is going to sound more authentic.
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11:37Jeff LaplanteHOST
But...
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11:39Jeff LaplanteHOST
If you're talking VSTs and wondering, is it going to give me broadcast quality material for dramedy stuff? From what you're saying, it sounds like yes, because the programmers of these libraries do an outstanding job with that sort of tight, short instrument.
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11:57Dave KropfHOST
Exactly.
Your Studio Has New Landlords: Native Instruments, iZotope and the Price of Trusting an Ecosystem
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8:40DanHOST
Oh, definitely.
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8:41DeeHOST
Furthermore, digital audio workstations periodically deprecate older plug-in formats, like the whole industry-wide phase-out of VST2 in favor of VST3.
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8:51DanHOST
Oh, don't remind me about the VST2 phase-out.
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8:54DanHOST
Right.
In Defence of the Studio Upgrade
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37:30CurtisHOST
Yes, 100%, yeah.
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37:33Lars HaurGUEST
I wish you hadn't have told me that because now I feel like I've got to go buy a Mac and then read all my VSTs as AU3s.
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37:39Lars HaurGUEST
Like, come on, man.
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37:40Eon LakeHOST
You can use them as VSTs if you want.
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37:43Lars HaurGUEST
Wait, you can use VSTs on Mac?
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37:45Eon LakeHOST
Yeah.
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37:46CurtisHOST
Yeah, yeah.
36 MINS LATER
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73:37CurtisHOST
I'm not sure whether to look at the Reason bundle or look at the Steinberg bundle.
Episode 179 - Dubstep with Pamela's Pro Workout
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12:16speaker_0HOST
Yeah, I think so.
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12:18speaker_0HOST
This Morphogene sample is like some sounds that I sampled from this cool VST that I got like a while ago.
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12:29speaker_0HOST
I just think it's like a very interesting sounding VST.
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12:33speaker_0HOST
It creates some really gnarly bass sounds.
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12:36speaker_0HOST
So I like loaded up a reel of splices of them.
Audacity 4.0 and Intel NPUs on Linux
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19:10Jill BryantHOST
Yeah.
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19:10Vin StoneHOST
Um, you know what? I tried it out, too, like I said, I think at the end of last week, and it scanned my VST2, VST3, Clap, and LV2 plug-in directories, and it didn't immediately crash halfway through.
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19:24Jill BryantHOST
Oh, that's improvement.
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19:25Vin StoneHOST
It's progress.
Tips for Live Recordings & Mixing in Pro Tools with Garrett Miller
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83:54Garrett MillerGUEST
Cause I was thinking I was going to need a dedicated computer for the D feedback plugin.
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84:00Garrett MillerGUEST
Um, But I was running the AU version, which is better than the VST, apparently.
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84:06Garrett MillerGUEST
And MainStage apparently is a good plug-in host.
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84:11Garrett MillerGUEST
I mean, I know of guys that use it to play keys through, and it's great for that.
Audacity 4 for Podcasters: New Features, Missing Functions, and Why You Should Revisit It
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6:28David HooperHOST
I think it's great.
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6:30David HooperHOST
It works with VST plugins.
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6:31David HooperHOST
They've got their own plugin library.
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6:34David HooperHOST
There are a lot of things that you can do with Audacity.
Is YouTube Inflating Views, and Is Rap A Young Genre?
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15:44OceanHOST
Yeah.
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15:45OceanHOST
Which you've created the pianos with VSTs and all that kind of stuff.
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15:48OceanHOST
How would you even know, you know? Yeah.
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15:51Jay CactusHOST
How would they even detect
The Tools, the Trends, and the Takeover
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0:52Gary SpurgeonHOST
The update introduces a fully redesigned interface built on Qt with modern UI elements, customizable workspaces, high DPI rendering, new clip editing tool, and more flexible recording workflow.
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1:05Gary SpurgeonHOST
The release adds a new project manager, expands support for Nyquist and VST3 plugins, improved spectacle editing, redesigned envelope tools, and clearer metering and playback controls.
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1:17Gary SpurgeonHOST
Odyssey now highlights its optimal cloud-saving service, but the core software remains completely free, including staples like noise reduction, vocal removal, and transcription features.
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1:33Gary SpurgeonHOST
And here's a quick stat for you.
Frankie Archer - nu ancient trad folk
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16:42Frankie ArcherGUEST
And sometimes it'll be kind of.
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16:47Frankie ArcherGUEST
online synths like a VST synth so I use one called Massive a lot sometimes it's hardware synths I've got a couple of them and fiddles in there obviously and my voice and then I've got a few different kind of like drum sample packs from proper retro drum machines and stuff like that so I do love a bit of them as well
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17:11speaker_0HOST
So this explains why, and I've got another quote here from you, that you approach folk as a producer first, because you're thinking of the whole finished piece, as it were, and how you can put it all together, it sounds like.
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17:23Frankie ArcherGUEST
Yeah, I don't, like...
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