I think these would do just fine for that purpose. But it's definitely not going to be high-definition sound quality that you would want for a mixing session.

I have not. I think that type of adapter would be hard to find considering that it's designed to go into a standard propane tank. It's a reverse thread which makes finding a connector even more complex

@@studioe11evennh I found one! Whew. It worked great. Thanks for answering me though!

cant get mines to work on my new laptop as well. figured out your issus?

Haha I wish it was just was a dusty day in themoutains. I was in my basement

LOLOLOLOL

Thanks for the input!!!

If you have a problem with Sep I would probably take it up with him or on the Unison audio KZfaq channel. Seems kind of weird to address him here.

That's one take on it. As I explain in the videos I don't necessarily buy these for the sounds. I buy them for the creation aspect and what they can do that stock plugins can't. One plugin isn't made for everyone and that's fine. I appreciate your input though have you checked out any of the other plugin reviews?

@@studioe11evennh I have, but they all seem the same. I just don’t see the production value. If they were under a hundred bucks, then slight possibility, but there are many plugins that do the same, maybe even better for a lot less. Did you actually buy these plugins?

I did. I have purchased all the plugins I reviewed thus far. I have not found a midi generator plugin that does tl everything that bass dragon has done. Of you don't think the value is there at the price point I could see some reasoning for that. Some might not value it that much. But to say that there is a plug in that does everything that bass dragon does and better for under 100... Please tag that plugin here. I would love to check it out

@@studioe11evennh I don't use MIDI generators, but Melody Sauce is one. There are a few in Propellerhead Reason like Polystep which will also work with beats, and Ableton Generative Tools packaged with Live. In any case, $300 for a MIDI generator that doesn't have usable sounds seems way overpriced.

@@studioe11evennh Are you kidding rn? You clearly lack basic research skills and have zero domain knowledge. If you paid full retail for your Unison plugins, you're exactly the kind of nubcake they're targeting. A fool and his money are easily parted. But since you asked for examples, prepared to get schooled. Orb Producer Suite 3 - € 99 - gets you 4 midi generator plugins, including one for bass, which will not only stay in key, it will follow a chord progression. Captain Plugins Epic v7 - $99 - similar to Orb Suite, you get 5 plugins, including one for generating basslines that follow your chords. Scaler 2.9 - $65 - An absolutely 1st rate composition tool that will help you come up with great chord progressions and make melodies, arppegios and basslines from them. EZbass - €179 - Whilst it's over $100, it's still way cheaper than Unison's offering and will produce a way better results. InstaComposer 2 - On sale rn for under $50 - All the AI generation you can handle with multi-channel output for all the different parts. Some of them will require some very basic music theory but if all you're capable of doing is pressing a big red button and anything more taxing on your creativity is just too much to ask, then you probably deserve to be ripped off.

You're welcome to not watch then

@@studioe11evennh what do you think unwatchable means? 😂😂😂😂😂😂 just another wannabe that can't take a criticism - good luck in a real world... you are going to need it

Hey man stay tuned I have one coming up tomorrow that you're gonna dig!

Yes I have both. I will be putting reviews out about them. Since I am was guitarist first... it should be very interesting stay tuned!

Not really thinking that you're understanding the concept of what a rent-to-own is.... anytime that you rent to own something and gives you the availability to try it out at a cheaper rate and if you like it you can continue to make the payments until you fully own it there for you do own it.. and usually a rent-to-own you pay a lot more than you would if you just flat out purchased it. Now with that being said there's a lot of plugins out there that allow you to try for free or have a demo version but there's also a lot of plugins out there that do not have that okay. This happens to be one of those companies that does not have a free demo however, what is nice is that they do have a rent-to-own where you can try it which is something that a lot of other places that don't offer demos don't have. And especially whenever you're spending a decent amount of money you definitely would like to try it first even if it comes at a use a small price tag. If you don't want it you don't ever have to get it🤷

Yeah if you actually listen to the video you would see that you completely missed the point of what I talked about in the video. What's your describing as using plugins like this as a crutch. We should be perfectly Frank using AI style mastering plugins is a crutch as well. Mastering is an art just like riding beats and riding melodies. Sometimes we work in genres that are a little unfamiliar to us. Sometimes we want to crank out a Melody but we just need a drum sample. Sometimes we don't want to use samples from other people or loops. We want to create something new but we want to get to Melody out so we need a drum pattern to go under it in a snap. There's a lot of different reasons people will use this instead of just being lazy. Call the arguments that you just made can be used for the same argument for AI mastering. But you seem to make an excuse for that . Going forward if you're going to crap on someone's video you should probably listen to the whole thing.

@@studioe11evennhAnd you might wanna police your replies for proper spelling, grammar, punctuation, capitalization, and sentence structure. Your response is as bad as your poor sounding video.

Thats just how much I care about this reply

Or your reputation as a content creator, apparently. @@studioe11evennh

My response was more about my disappointment about where we are as far as devaluing music, and I don't find this developer's plugins particularly inspiring. If you can't take some mildly peeved comments, where none of the content was a personal attack, might want to stay off youtube. People can be a lot worse than that!

It's always so weird to see people that hate something so much flood a video that talks about something that they hate. It's like some sort of weird technological Stockholm style syndrome. You're more than welcome to stay but I just find it very bizarre

@@studioe11evennh I didn't say, that I hate it. I was just saying, that I think, the plugins are way overpriced.

Fair enough

It would look that way now wouldn't it?

There is actually a cracked version of this garbage out and I wouldnt use this shit for free. Its embarrassing. It would be embarrassing for a free plug-in. Beyond lazy

I'm not 100% sure what subscription you're talking about... this VST is not a subscription. They do have a rent-to-own style option for payment but you can buy this plug-in flat out and then all of the updates are free like I mentioned before.

The irony of talking about clicks and audio problems when you’ve got audio recording problems with this video.

@@StefanHolmes yeah there's something going on with obs. I just recorded a van last night with zero clicks and pops. The issue is within the screen capturing software. Unfortunately the screens capturing software audio. But it is what it is. 🤷

Not sure Why it was so quiet.

@@studioe11evennh just fyi for future videos ;) I'd recommend normalizing your audio when importing to your video editing program.

@@theAristocrap all the levels were set properly.. Not sure what happened but it is what it is. These things happen. 🤷 Not a huge deal but I will be sure to double check everything. Before I start tracking.

Weird.... It's fine on all the systems I stream it on.

It's really dope!

Soothe is a nice plugin too! I think it all depends on the preset that you find and how you tweak it. It also matters on how the signal is going into the plugin!

Yeah that is a bum deal basically you're forced into a subscription plan no matter what. I wasn't aware of that in the beginning. But there are some Waves plugins that I use incessantly. Nevertheless, I think that's a valid reason. It also might be worth it to write them a message as a former customer

@@studioe11evennh think it’s best to delete all the plug-ins , never use them again as you will feel the need to keep using them and updating .. don’t think any of the plug-ins are really revolutionary. Maybe the effects that drastically change the instruments can be. Not the limiters / EQ / compressors etc. never buy waves plug-ins

Oh for sure! A little bit of soft tube behind it and that would me dope!

If you bought the first one it comes with the lifetime upgrades. You can go to your download page and download the new version. Make sure you download the new version of bass dragon as well that's the only way you're going to be able to get them to link.

Not that I know. It would be very handy to be able to use it as a common VST by just dragging in some other midi file. I would love to be able to do that because then you could take and put a midi file in the editor and then even just swap out the last bar. I also would love to be able to pull out the midi file and then drop it back in there. But that's not how that works. If you do want to use the VST you would have to generate the midi in the the VST and then X4 as an audio file. Leave upgraded a lot in this revision and I'm sure that they will upgrade again in the future. But the best thing about grabbing your copy is that all upgrades in the future are free. Which that's pretty standard with mini vsts but the difference between Unison and other companies is that the upgrades that they've made makes it almost a completely new VST. If you got any other questions please don't hesitate to ask I answer them if I can

Keep me posted on your software! I would love to check it out!

Cool. This is my video.

@@studioe11evennh what kind of garbage response is that u got corrected deal with it your exactly the type of person that shouldnt be a influencer a your complete noob of a producer and a child mentally

@@studioe11evennh Great, still not AI.

Don't believe I misrepresented anyone's statements. 👍

Once again. My video. If you ahve a problem with Sep.... Comment that on his video. If you ahve a problem with what I did then address that

@@studioe11evennh I dont have problem with your video, I'm stating facts.

It's a little bit more complex than randomization. I'm not being paid. Unless you purchase through my link. I like it. I use it quite often. But like I said in the video I use it as a tool not as a crutch.

@@studioe11evennh so if u get payed by we use ur link then u are sponsered?

@@BFHPET no it's an affiliate link being an affiliate is different than being sponsored. If I was being sponsored they would have paid me up front to do the review

@@studioe11evennh ok but can it make good melodies and basslines?

@@BFHPET yes

Yeah I'm not quite sure why the software is using that much cpu. I have more than enough RAM and an i7 processor. Nevertheless, the gist of what I was getting at in attempting to demonstrate is there. Maybe after I play around with some settings I can make it work a little better

@@studioe11evennh it's probably the built-in synth

@@studioe11evennh how big of a download was Midi Wizard 2?

@@Sneakycat1971 not sure as I'm not home at the moment. That would make sense because the whole VST is CPU heavy but some of the presets are the ones that actually cause the glitching. Bass Dragon doesn't do it though. That's why I find it kind of odd. Maybe it's just a bug that needs to be worked out. I'll reach out to Sep.

@@studioe11evennhWhat’s space dragon do? Does it generate random silence for space in the composition?

Thanks for the tip

shut@@lilwoodiewood3457

That’s why it works everytime.

@@YungstarProd do you have one of them Plug-Ins?

Yeah it's pretty dope.

save it in the monkey it will always be there then use different 808s patterns enjoy.

@@studioe11evennh It is interesting, I might consider trying it out for my music in my videos some day, thanks for honest review!!

@@MyBearo use my link when you do. It will help me out. Thanks for watching.

It is a crossover. It is fine for active speakers because it is only dividing up the audio and there is no power being generated from this unit.

They fit standard for me. I have to have 13s because I'm actually like a 12.... 12.5 wide. These are not uncomfortable but did require some breaking in. Reeboks are typically thin sneakers anyways.

Sorry for the excessively delayed response. I would come out of your mixer and into the L & R inputs on the Cross over. Then use the outs to go to your amps or active speakers. Thanks!

Just Google the shit dude. It will take you ten seconds instead of ten months.

www.amazon.com/Rockville-RX230-Stereo-Crossover-Output/dp/B01LZUQ4OU

Thanks for the comment, as well as the question! I got the middle membership which gives me $150 credit and a free shipping box. In the end it's basically a wash, but I reallythink that if you're going to flip comics for the most profit possible that you would need a cgc membership.at this point I would stick with this particular membership because if I read the details correctly then I believe that you get that $150 credit every year that you pay $150 for the membership.so if that's the case then I definitely think it's worth it. Plus you get a discount on your grading.