Baritone Saxophone Vst

Vst good

it picks up all the great sound , i use it for my alto saxophone its works great ,sounds great .

Very nice and well built reflector not only can it be used for recording vocals but also for saxophone too. worth the money!

Very easy to use. I use use it with a Yamaha CP4 and several iPad VST piano and synthesizer applications such as iGrand, SampleTank, GarageBand, and Korg ARP ODYSSEi . Best of all - no latency. Well worth $49

I has surprised at the capability of this unit. It may be small, but don't let that fool you. Plenty of VST sounds and assorted demo beats. Great for a DJ or loop station artist.

The Glyph 4TB Blackbox Pro has been instrumental in helping me seamlessly run the sample for all of my VST’s in protools and Abelton. I’m going to purchase another one real soon. You should too!!!! Thanks B&H!!!!!!!!!

I've been a producer for a year now and I've used a bunch of VST's whichever were free and some paid for and I was always hesitant about omnisphere because of the price. But I guarantee you that if you purchase this. You are bound to feel better about your production

In all sincerity I not expecting much definition. If the VST effect is used to enhance the frequency range we have a result that simply has nothing to do with the built-in microphone of a Dslr camera. Maybe use it with a pole is more interesting than attached to a camera because if you toutch the tripod head you with ear it on the audio track.

I recently purchased the Lexicon PCM Reverb Bundle and I am in love. I have several other great and often-used reverb plug-ins, but to me these Lex's seem to sit in mixes nicely and in most instances, seem to be lighter on the CPU than most other units of comparable quality. I am primarily running these in Pro Tools 10.3 (RTAS) on a Win7-64 system without a hitch. They also run flawlessly in Reaper 32 and 64 bit as VST on the same Win 7-64 machine. Just for kicks I also ran them inside PT as a VST Rewire without a problem. I am hoping they will develop an AAX version at a reasonable cost to upgrade before PT releases 11. The high cost of these has always been the reason I put off getting these, but they are well worth it.

I have used this Waves De-Esser software way back before 2010 in my Windows XP PC but lost it due to PC failure. The new Waves Sibilance Vocal De-Easier is easier to use because I just turn the Threshold dial to the desired setting and leave the default Detection and Mode settings to 50%. I must say the plug-in removes the essss sound of the vocals much better than the first Waves De-Esser I had used. When I process digital copies of my rare vinyl LP records and saved soundtracks from my DVD collection, the plug-in can only work without combining other VST plug-ins. This plug-in works only on a 64-bit compatible DAW software like Audacity 3.4.2 running under Win10/MacOS Operating system. Audacity 3.4.2 automatically detects the WAVES De-Esser plugin after installation. Audacity can only use VST and VST3 plug-in types. The 2 uploaded images depict how the WAVES Sibilance De-Esser plug-in is used in Audacity 3.4.2.