How to Make Unsigned VSTs Work in MacOS Catalina, Big Sur, Monterey and later
Learn how to make unnotarized (unsigned) VSTs work in MacOS Catalina, without compromising the security of you OS.
Read moreLearn how to make unnotarized (unsigned) VSTs work in MacOS Catalina, without compromising the security of you OS.
Read moreAs I’ve blogged about before, there are some really good amplifier simulators available as VST plugins. Leader of the pack is LePou’s virtual Rectifier, Soldano and Engl. If you have two or four rhythm tracks, making the same adjustments to all tracks or copying the plugins between them rapidly becomes very tedious. If in Reaper […]
Read moreA digital amp simulator takes an unmodified electric guitar signal (usually referred to as a dry signal) and processes it in the same way a real physical amplifier would. There are numerous amp sims in hardware and software, some of the more notable are Line 6 PODs, Axe FX, Eleven Rack (hardware) and Guitar Rig, […]
Read moreEveryone who makes music needs a computer program for recording and editing. A full-featured music application that handles recorded sound, midi and VST-plugins is called a DAW – Digital Audio Workbench. Protools, Cubase and Logic are popular DAWs. Out of these I’ve only tried Cubase, and I think it is really, really bad. In spite of […]
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