I am always excited when a new library is "Unified." Once I discovered pluginguru, I hardly use other libraries as Unify is so much more intuitive to work with than those of others.
John - this is AWESOME. There's a reason my first-ever plugin purchase was Trillian. I just LOVE bass - many of my favorite artists are bassists which I find interesting. I'm just drawn to it. All that to say that this is an INSTANT purchase for me. I skip a LOT of libraries and plugins these days but these sounds are inspired and inspiring and I'm looking forward to many hours of enjoyment playing all these! Also, nice playing on this video - you've added some new licks and chord progressions that are really nice. Good job man!
Excellent plug-in! I am watching this out of order. I actually viewed the live stream a few days ago first and purchased Bliss that day. Then I watched this walkthrough. I am happy I came across this; and Unify in general. With my compositions created in Finale, I have always enjoyed switching VST instrumentation. Cherry Audio began my chaotic journey beyond orchestral and world instruments, and then I stumbled upon Unify. Some people may consider this all overkill with the numerous amounts of options. I admit it can be tough to keep up with the sound I choose at a given moment if I don't carefully keep notes. But this is pure fun and joy choosing different instruments with depth and soul.
This is such a great library for many reasons. The guitars are sublime and wonderful just on their own. Bass sounds are great too. I love the sound of the guitars down in the bass register as well. But thanks so much John for the great percussion sounds you have created here. These are a real bonus to me. Plus the cool grooves you have created with them. Well done.
BRAVO!!! Your God given gift(s!!!) bring joy to the music masses and beyond. ALSO thanks for the guru sampler tips. Gittin' nerdy wid it LOL. Thanks again, John, for the SEVERE EAR CANDY!! Heading off to purchase (tire screeching sound fx)
Skippy, LoFi is like unto HiFi. All the vowels are long. Low fidelity/High Fidelity. Like the children's tale Jack & the Beanstalk, “FeeFiFoFum, I smell the blood of an Englishman”. Or HiFiFoFum, a top of the line electronics store just outside St. Louis, Missouri. It ain't LoFee, like a loafy poop!
I’ve had a great day playing with Mega Magic Guitars 3, and gradually getting to grips with general editing (and creating new) BPM patches, latching etc. Particularly tailoring drum grooves for songs I write. QUESTION: does anyone know if there are drum-maps for the Unify drum kits (the drum name of each note), or whether that’s imbedded somewhere within Unify that I could extract. It would sure help with creating new grooves 🤔😊. If not, then even just a list of the names for each kit. I’d be happy to then create the drum map files (for Reaper) and share them. Cheers, David.
You're welcome to write to us at unifysupport@pluginguru.com and let us know which libraries you wanted and we'll accommodate you. :D But only for a few days after this is posted, not in a year. lol
I am always excited when a new library is "Unified." Once I discovered pluginguru, I hardly use other libraries as Unify is so much more intuitive to work with than those of others.
I was going to watch all of this video first, but I got to 12 mins before I hit the buy button.
Many thanks John for yet another wonderful library.
John - this is AWESOME. There's a reason my first-ever plugin purchase was Trillian. I just LOVE bass - many of my favorite artists are bassists which I find interesting. I'm just drawn to it.
All that to say that this is an INSTANT purchase for me. I skip a LOT of libraries and plugins these days but these sounds are inspired and inspiring and I'm looking forward to many hours of enjoyment playing all these!
Also, nice playing on this video - you've added some new licks and chord progressions that are really nice. Good job man!
Excellent plug-in! I am watching this out of order. I actually viewed the live stream a few days ago first and purchased Bliss that day. Then I watched this walkthrough. I am happy I came across this; and Unify in general. With my compositions created in Finale, I have always enjoyed switching VST instrumentation. Cherry Audio began my chaotic journey beyond orchestral and world instruments, and then I stumbled upon Unify. Some people may consider this all overkill with the numerous amounts of options. I admit it can be tough to keep up with the sound I choose at a given moment if I don't carefully keep notes. But this is pure fun and joy choosing different instruments with depth and soul.
Unify is king. Long live Unify.
This is such a great library for many reasons. The guitars are sublime and wonderful just on their own. Bass sounds are great too. I love the sound of the guitars down in the bass register as well. But thanks so much John for the great percussion sounds you have created here. These are a real bonus to me. Plus the cool grooves you have created with them. Well done.
Great technique you have, for making keyboard playing sound like guitar playing. Note spacing and timing is gorgeous! 💕
Beautiful John 👍🏽😁👍🏽
Purchased this morning look forward to playing with it!
On my list and I'm feelin' your demo
BRAVO!!! Your God given gift(s!!!) bring joy to the music masses and beyond. ALSO thanks for the guru sampler tips. Gittin' nerdy wid it LOL. Thanks again, John, for the SEVERE EAR CANDY!! Heading off to purchase (tire screeching sound fx)
I was searching through my sounds and I saw your video John. You made it easy for me. Went straight to purchase.
Amazing John...simply amazing.
Thank you John 🥰
Really nice job, John. I will have to put this one on my list!
Skippy, LoFi is like unto HiFi. All the vowels are long. Low fidelity/High Fidelity. Like the children's tale Jack & the Beanstalk, “FeeFiFoFum, I smell the blood of an Englishman”. Or HiFiFoFum, a top of the line electronics store just outside St. Louis, Missouri.
It ain't LoFee, like a loafy poop!
I’ve had a great day playing with Mega Magic Guitars 3, and gradually getting to grips with general editing (and creating new) BPM patches, latching etc. Particularly tailoring drum grooves for songs I write.
QUESTION: does anyone know if there are drum-maps for the Unify drum kits (the drum name of each note), or whether that’s imbedded somewhere within Unify that I could extract. It would sure help with creating new grooves 🤔😊. If not, then even just a list of the names for each kit. I’d be happy to then create the drum map files (for Reaper) and share them.
Cheers, David.
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Late for me to catch at discounted price of $15! 😡
You're welcome to write to us at unifysupport@pluginguru.com and let us know which libraries you wanted and we'll accommodate you. :D But only for a few days after this is posted, not in a year. lol
Yes….. First one
Beautiful library John thanks!