This album also includes NINE bonus tracks, FIVE of which are EXCLUSIVE to the deluxe album format, these tracks will not be made available anywhere else.įour of the exclusive tracks are included on both the vinyl and CD discs, the fifth is contained within an exclusive artworked postcard flexi-disc.ĭisc 1 is pressed on 2c marbled (yellow/ black) vinyl, disc 2 pressed on black vinyl. This Limited Edition Deluxe double vinyl and CD release features a beautiful heavyweight trifold outer sleeve with details picked out with embossing and spot gloss, as well as a set of 7 double sided 12” art prints exclusive to the deluxe album. Inner sleeve artwork includes full album lyrics and credits. Yellow vinyl housed in a printed inner and outer sleeve with a matt finish. If it doesn't work out for me and analog emulation plugins, I can always go back to Ableton stock plugins (Which are great for me, I'm just trying to have a little fun).Enzyme washed cotton blend hoodie in pale green, featuring Subtract branding on the chest and large Life Goes On Sun Dial artwork print on the back. I'm just wanting to incorporate a little bit of analog plugins into my workflow, because it seems fun. I just add some sort of saturation using a saturator plugin or the stock Ableton saturator effect, and it works for me. So I guess the real question is, are they $20 per month better than the T-Racks counterparts? (Which I all got for below $50 and don't need to pay a single dime again, ever).Īctually, I haven't used analog emulations in a very long time, and have been mixing using Ableton stock plugins, which are actually great. Although, I'm not sure if it's worth paying $20 every month, for a few plugins that I already own perpetual license to, from a different developer. They do offer a 30 day free trial, which I technically could utilize.

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I'm using analog emulation plugins just to add some sort of saturation/coloration to my source material. They cover most of the analog emulations I find fun to use, i.e, the LA-2A, the 1176, FC 670, EQP-1A, Neve 81 etc. Anyone use IK Multimedia's T-Racks plugins to mix and master their music?īasically, over a period of time, I have collected a lot of T-Racks plugins, some I bought some I got for free.

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