#instrument libraries

[extraplugins077]

Lexicon PCM Total Bundle LIBRARIES

Lexicon PCM Total Bundle Mac &windows

Dive into the realm of audio excellence with the Lexicon PCM Native Total Plug-in Bundle. This comprehensive package unveils the same groundbreaking algorithms that have adorned chart-topping records over the past four decades. With a total of fourteen legendary reverbs and effects (seven of each), this bundle enriches your digital audio workstation (DAW) with indispensable ingredients for creating hits. The creative possibilities are boundless as you harness this powerful arsenal, leveraging its graphical real-time display to fuel your inspiration and enhance your workflow. Elevate your productions with access to the renowned reverbs and effects used by world-class studios and post-production houses, all within the Lexicon PCM Native Total Plug-in Bundle.

Step into a world of mythical reverbs in your studio with the Lexicon PCM Native Reverb Plug-in Bundle. Take command of seven world-class Lexicon reverbs, backed by Lexicon's more than 35 years of industry leadership in digital reverb and effects. Immerse yourself in the finest sounds through hundreds of remarkable presets. Compatible as a VST, AU, or RTAS plug-in, the PCM Native Reverb Plug-in Bundle features a visual EQ section, savable presets, and full automation support. Brace yourself for exceptional reverb quality as you integrate the Lexicon PCM Native Reverb Plug-in Bundle into your creative toolkit.

Unleash jaw-dropping effects with Lexicon’s PCM Native Effects Plug-in Bundle. This collection offers seven top-tier professional algorithms, carefully selected from Lexicon's storied history of industry-leading effects. From pitch shifting and chorus to random delays and multi-voice effects, PCM Native Effects equips you with the tools to craft truly inspiring mixes within your DAW. Experience the pinnacle of sonic quality and cutting-edge functionality. Sweetwater's dream comes true as classic Lexicon sounds are at your fingertips in plug-in format.

Experience the grand lineage of Lexicon quality with the PCM Native Effects Plug-in Bundle. Since the 1970s, Lexicon has been synonymous with world-class digital reverb and effects. The top music and post-production studios globally rely on Lexicon for the professional polish that defines their products. Whether you're tuning in to the radio or watching a Hollywood film, the unmistakable imprint of Lexicon reverb and effects is everywhere. Infuse your studio's virtual rack with the genuine Lexicon vibe, courtesy of the PCM Native Effects Plug-in Bundle."

[agirlonbus]

Tales from the shadowhunter academy has a lot of gems.

[chodzacaparodia]

Sometimes a grown woman needs to read a paranormal romance to remind herself that her inner teenager still dreams of a paranormal boyfriend.

[poeticwin]

Donde Mueren las Palabras

Te escribo desde esta grieta en el tiempo porque solo así puedo sostenerte, en tinta, en verbo, en vacío.

Te he visto en las bibliotecas infinitas, entre estantes donde los libros se tocan como amantes furtivos. Te he buscado en los márgenes de los poemas que nunca terminé, donde el amor es un asterisco y la pasión, una nota al pie.

Eras más que un cuerpo; eras un verso inacabado que ningún poeta se atrevió a corregir. Eras el temblor en la mano de Neruda cuando escribió sobre los vientos del sur, la lágrima que cayó sobre la pluma de Rilke al describir ángeles que nunca volaron.

Y sin embargo, te tuve. Te tuve en la pausa entre dos palabras, en el silencio que se abre como una herida cuando el poema no encuentra su final. Te tuve en la respiración contenida de un lector frente a la última página.

Hay un lugar donde los poetas dejan sus sueños inconclusos, un rincón donde la eternidad es solo el murmullo de hojas cayendo, y tú estás allí, esperando, como si el amor no fuera más que una espera interminable.

¿Por qué los días contigo parecían un capítulo interminable? Porque cada palabra que decías era un reloj sin manecillas, un susurro que transformaba la luz en un caleidoscopio de sombras.

Ahora, escribo en la penumbra, con la certeza de que este poema no será más que cenizas. Pero, ¿acaso no es eso el amor? Un incendio en la memoria, un fuego que consume incluso el papel que lo intenta capturar.

Déjame, entonces, cerrar este poema como se cierran los ojos de quien ama: sin miedo, con el vértigo de saber que el final siempre será otro comienzo. Porque tú, amor mío, no eres literatura ni sueño; eres el espacio entre ambos, donde las palabras mueren y las almas empiezan a hablar.

Autor: C.M

[escapismsworld]

Bartolomeo Cristofori di Francesco (Italian) [1655–1731] was an Italian maker of musical instruments, most famously he was known for inventing the piano as we know it.

The 1720 Cristofori piano can be seen in the Metropolitan Museum in New York

[sollucets]

rowan's eclipse anniversary celebration

week nine: location

[tsgotic]

[princessmacabre]

day 73/100 days of productivity

got up at 8am

morning tea & french poetry

household chores / 6 h household work (did the dishes, cleaned the kitchen, vacuumed, folded laundry, tidying up, cooked lunch & dinner, helped my maman meal prepping)

spent some time outside in the sun

read a little & started writing an email-letter to my dear friend

going to bed early. so exhausted. overloaded.

bisous

xx

[pagesofkenna]

my nephew was playing some Roblox music on his phone as background during game night, and I know we've talked a bit about Homestuck's influence on comics and storytelling but I don't think we talk enough about how the Homesuck music team had a real tangible effect on indie game music. maybe even music in general. it's not uncommon for me to be listening to some musical thing and think 'is that homestuck??'

[agirlonbus]

Have y’all seen the TMI covers in Japanese?

[mindstack]

[thesmartartslibrary]

[itsahotminuteinbetween]

I don't think instrumentals get nearly enough love nowadays - folks, go listen to some music without lyrics every once in a while, please?

[escapismsworld]

Still Life with Musical Instruments

1623

Pieter Claesz

[boneskullravenriver]

I love my bookshelf. I love how full it is.

Finally figured out where to put my new books!

I sort things by genre or genre adjacent if there's no space. I know where everything is lol

(new books in the pics are the Mercedes lackey books, the infernal devices, and price of the Phoenix next to my doctor who books btw)

Had to move some things around. If I ever get more books, I think I might need to get like a new shelf or something but my room is small and I am broke so... LMAO.