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Health and Happiness
Happiness is difficult to define and even harder to measure. We experience it as a combination of elements, in the same way that one wheel or spring inside a watch doesn't keep time — it is a result of the synchronicity of the whole. As a relative state, happiness is what psychologists call our "subjective well-being" and, fortunately for us, it is a state that we can actively change for the better. Here are 20 ways to start:
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- Count Your Blessings
- Hear the Music
- Snog. Canoodle. Get It On.
- Nurture Your Spirituality
- Move Your Body
- Laugh Big
- Do Something Nice for Someone Else
- Make More Money Than Your Peers
- Seek Positive Emotion as a Path to Success
- Identify With Your Heritage
- Use a Happy Memory as a Guide
- Play the Part of an Optimist
- Try New Things
- Tell Your Story to Someone
- Balance Work and Home
- Be Like the Danes: Keep Expectations Realistic
- Make Time
- Visualize Happiness
- Smile
- Marry Happy
Count your blessings — but not everyday. Sonja Lyubomirsky, an experimental psychologist at UC Riverside, found that people who once a week wrote down five things they were grateful for were happier than those who did it three times a week. "It's an issue of timing or frequency," says Lyubomirsky, "When people do anything too often it loses the freshness and meaning. You need to have optimal timing." Lyubomirsky added that it has to feel right. She tried to count her blessings and hated it. "I found it hokey. It didn't work for me. Just like a diet program, what you do has to fit your lifestyle, personality and goals." In essence, gratitude might not be for everyone. But if it is, another exercise is to think of a person who has been kind to you that you've wanted to thank — a teacher, mentor or parent — and write a letter, once a week to different individuals over two months. You don't even have to send it to feel happier.
Happiness can lead to success, rather than just the other way around. Happy individuals are predisposed to seek out new opportunities and set new goals. After reviewing data of 225 studies gathered from more than 275,000 individuals, a team of psychologists concluded that while previous research assumed that happiness stemmed from success and accomplishment, happiness is often a result of positive emotions. Success is the result of many factors, including physical health, intelligence, family and expertise.
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The candidates for governor engaged in an energetic debate Thursday in their last public clash before the election.
Democrat Maggie Hassan and Republican Ovide Lamontagne are running for the office being vacated by Democratic Gov. John Lynch.
The two clashed early over Hassan's claim that Lamontagne would vote to end mandatory kindergarten in New Hampshire
"Ovide does not believe it was the right choice for us to make sure that all children in New Hampshire got to go to kindergarten," Hassan said. "That's something I was proud to lead on and something Ovide has opposed."
Lamontagne denied that he would have any plans to end public kindergarten in the state.
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One of the themes of the night's debate was private rights versus public good. The example of superstorm Sandy was fresh in the minds of the panelists at the WMUR/Union Leader Granite State Debate. The candidates were asked if there was anything the state could do to prepare for something like the powerful storm.
"New Hampshire does have a very good system, but we can do better," Lamontagne said. "And every storm, every natural disaster gives us an opportunity to see where the holes are in our infrastructure. As governor, I'll make public safety and the security of our people job one."
Hassan said that when she was in the state Senate, she worked on a bill that makes it easier for utilities to cut trees that threaten power lines. Now, utilities can cut the trees if they haven't heard back within a certain timeframe from a homeowner who received a notice about the issue.
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That would be nice
It may be hard to determine if someone Dc'ed or quit on purpose.
However the amount of games lost does not show to other people. So they might as well give the win to the player who does not disconnect/shut down the system. Don't know if they would do this though.
Current shiny hunt : Timid Latias 200'ish SR's
Current shiny hunt : Timid Latias 200'ish SR's
Agreed with all the Wi-Fi ness. I'd like a really decent Wi-Fi ranking or battling system/community. Like an online frontier of sorts in which you can compare results with others, stuff like that. Obviously, it'd have to flow well, which basically means punishments for ragequitters.
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Bring back flat level 100 battles for wifi 6v6 matches. I don't care what else they do, just give us back our user friendly wifi.
Fears? Whether or not it's compatible with gen 5. I have a VERY strong feeling it won't be...
Black FC: 2365 4909 4978
Black 2 FC: 1464 4005 7762
My laptop is broken, so I'll be on here less for a few weeks.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Poked...24709664268037 best pokemon page ever.
I want to see the Fire type reigning in the OU environment in the 6th Generation!
I feel like Scizor is going to hold that top stop for a while. And I think Fire types have made there mark in OU. Heatran is #5 on PO. And Ninetales Infernape and Volcarona are not all too far behind. I kinda want to see and Ice type become a huge force in OU. And not because of its ability like Obamasnow. Basically it would be cool to see a decent Ice type that is stronger on the defense side than others. I wonder if there would be a good type combo to make that happen or if there is one at all. I am too lazy to think of one right now XP
Need a defensive type? Just add steel!
Though x4 weaknesses to fighting and fire are both bad for stopping dragons, if it gets good attack and Ice Shard, it can still come in on a dragon attack and Ice Shard. Eh, Ice will never be a good defensive type...it's only hope is for it's offensive abilities to help it, or for the type chart to be adjusted in it's favor. And neutrality to stealth rock is always a plus.
This might sound odd and random, but I want at least one more user of Attack Order, who can be viable at least up to RU or UU. I personally love the move, and would love it if I could have access to it on something other than Vespiquen.
- The whole Stallrein thing? He does it better.
I have about one fear; that simulators will be imageless due to 3D. I can't stand fighting nothing.
My hopes? Weather gets nerfed, D/P OU pokemon become useful again, like Flygon.
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i hope they put this in to effect for people that rage quit or wifi disconnects for any reason at all lost points as this in courage those to pick and choose there fights.
from my point of view you dont need to know for rage quit just let both players take a lose in points then you see as more people are will to finish the fight and it keeps those that get over the one hour banned by disconnecting by not turning there ds off but moving away from their wifi signal
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My hope's are for the Pokemons that are in the lower tiers to become OU & my fear is Scizor dropping out of OU due to too many fire types...
I know they had to make a game on the 3ds one day or another but seriously, that's a bad idea. All the people I know hate 3D, its less and less popular every day. I'll buy the game anyway, but I still think they should have made it like the others and kept 3D pokémon battle for the wii.
1- Bring back no-preview of teams and when your pokémons automatically turn level 100 when battling online
2- Lots of new usable pokémons that look cool and make some of the ancient pokémons useful in competitive battling
3- Evolutions for some of the older mons like Arbok, Golduck, Pinsir, Banette even Farfetch'd
4- Starters final evos will be awesome
1- Tons of crappy looking pokés with awful stats
2- Another Fire/Fighting starter
3- Bad story
4- The 3D will make long cinematics when searching for a pokémon in the grass or at the start of a battle
Hopes: the starters can be used competitively, they give us more type combinations (not only starters) your character is customizable
Fears: that this will bring pokemon downhill if its no good. ;^;


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So my last article on prime numbers led me to ask the question "How many prime numbers are there between 2 and 232". I know the quick answer to this question is "a lot". 232 is over four billion—and that's a fair bit of space to check. It would be easy to make a for-loop and brute force the entire number range, but this is the age of multi-core CPUs—and single threaded is so 2000. Besides, my computer hasn't broken a sweat in awhile.
I decided to do a straight C implementation. I've been doing C and C++ at work, and C++ has been irritating me lately because I tried to do a "quick and dirty" implementation without too much thought into the classes I'd need. That's a recipe for disaster, and how you end up with things like microsoft's windows ME. So vanilla C it was.
Threads and semaphores I used the POSIX standards, and I've tried to demonstrate how to make a dispatcher foreground task with one or more worker threads. The key to this is the dispatch semaphore. Normally, semaphores are used to for mutually exclusive lock, or to send signals between threads. However, they can also be used as a count. Think of them like a library that has a set number (say 5) of books. That means 5 people can check that book out, but if a 6th person wants to check that book out, they will have to wait for one of the first 5 to return their copy. The semaphore does this by keeping a count. When that count reaches zero, the next task that tries to pend the semaphore will have to wait. So the dispatcher is a loop that starts by pending the semaphore. When it gets the semaphore, it will create a task. The task will do some work, then post the semaphore. The semaphore count determines how many tasks can run at the same time. If we limit the number of tasks that can run at once to the number of CPU cores, then we can utilize the CPU to 100%.
First, the dispatcher skeleton code:
Then, the skeleton of the worker thread:
Now just launching a thread to check one number is a bit of a waste—it takes some overhead to start and stop the task. So we give each thread some range of numbers to check. A pthread can be passed parameters, and we pass the starting number, along with the amount of numbers to check. The parameter block is also used for storage of the results. So here is the full worker thread:
The dispatcher has to accumulate the results. Our could try using a global variable, but you can run into issues with non-atomic access. Adding 1 might seem a basic operation, but (at least in a RISC system) it takes 3 instructions to add one to a variable in memory: load the data to a register, add the register by 1, and store the register. You can not (without a semaphore) guarantee that those instructions will not be interrupted by an other thread. So, the accumulation happens in just one place—the dispatch loop.
The dispatcher will assign all the work, but it is finished once all the work has been assigned. We still need to wait for the work to finish. So the last part of the process looks like this:
Now we can print the results to the screen, and we're done.
I knew this code would tax the CPU rather hard, so I wanted to measure how long the process would take. "time.h" is a C standard unit. Unfortunately, "time_spec", which has a high-resolution method for checking the time, it's part of the C99 standard. But we can get time in the resolution of seconds, and that's good enough. To do this, we simply mark the time when the process begins, and mark it again at the end. The difference (for which there is a function to compute) is the total number of seconds that has elapsed.
The answer: There are 203,280,221 primes between 2 and 4,294,967,295, and it took 6,054 seconds (1 hour, 41 minutes) on a quad-core clocked at 2.5 GHz.
The full source code is here.
So I mentioned yesterday that I wrote a simple program to check to see if some numbers in a list were prime or not. I didn't post it because I wanted to spend a little more time with it—giving it an article on it's own.
Finding prime numbers goes back a long time. The easiest way to see if a number is prime is to simply check and see if the number is divisible by all the prime numbers up to the square root of the number in question.
A number (call it x) is prime if there are no two number (call them a and b) such that a * b = x. All non-prime numbers can be expressed as the product of two or more prime numbers. For example, 125 can be made from 5 * 25, but 25 can be made from 5 * 5. So 5 * 5 * 5 = 125, and represents the most factored version of 125. This is true of any number. Since it takes at least two prime numbers to create a factor, we only need to check the primes up to √x (or the square root) of the number. This is because the if x = a * a, then √x = a. If x = a * b, and b is greater a, then a must be less then √x. Thus, we only need to check primes up to √x.
This makes for a nice brute-force test method, and it's pretty simple to implement. If we're going to test a number, we need all the primes up to the square root of that number. For what I needed, the number was capped at 32-bits—or 232. √232 = (232)1/2 = 216 = 65536. So I need a list of all the prime numbers up to 216. We can make the list fairly quick. Have a look at this function:
We have an array to hold our prime numbers. We set the first entry in the array to two—the first prime number (1 is prime, but who cares). From this, we can test to check the rest of the numbers. We loop from 3 to 216. For each number, we see if any of the primes already in the list will divide evenly into the number under question. If any of them do, they are not prime.
It happens that there are 6542 prime numbers between 2 and 216. Knowing that, we can cap the array size of our lookup table at this value—the number of primes in this range will never change.
We now have enough prime numbers to check any number up to 232. Unlike the function that generates the prime lookup table, we can throw in one more speed improvement: we only need to check up to the square root of the number in question. So here are the guts of the prime test function:
Note that can add two short cuts. First, checking up to the root of the number like we discussed. And second, we test to see if the number is even—2 is the only even number that is prime.
That's it. Now we have a simple to implement prime number test that works on numbers up to 232. Here is the full source code to a command line version of the test. Compile it, pass it a number (or several), and the program will tell you if the number is prime or not.
(thanks Erica for the correction)
At work on Friday I came across an interesting math problem. I needed a pseudo random bit stream, and I needed the generator function to be fast. The typical random number function is a Linear congruential generator, most often f(x) = (1103515245 * x + 12345) mod 232-1. The modulus remainder is implied—the arithmetic is simply allowed to overflow. Multiplies are usually expensive in terms of CPU cycles. A faster generator is a linear feedback shift register (LFSR), which are comprised of shifts and XORes. I've used LFSR a number of times when I needed random data, without looking too much at the "random" stream of data it produced.
Using a 32-bit Galois LFSR with the polynomial x32 + x31 + x29 + x + 1, and a seed of 0x12345678 produced this output:
If you haven't noticed, the pattern "scrolls" digits to the right. This is what one would expect—this is a "shift" register after all. Each number is different, and the period between any two number (except for zero) is 232. However, the pattern between each successive number is fairly obvious. This is because of the polynomial. The shift register only introduces bits 31, 29, 1 and 0 when clocked. Otherwise, output is simply shifted to the right by one. I've arranged the data in 4 columns because each digit (nibble) is 4 bits, so after 4 bits, the nibble is completely shifted right by one.
While this pattern probably would work fine for what I was trying to do, I thought there must be a better solution. A polynomial with more taps should produce a better random stream. But how exactly does one go about generating a polynomial for a shift register?
What is need is a irreducible primitive polynomial. One can put any polynomial (i.e. any number as the polynomial term) into a LFSR they like, but it may not (probably won't) produce a maximum length shift register. That is, a 32-bit word has 232 possibilities. With the correct polynomial, the output of a 32-bit LFSR will produce 232 unique outputs before repeating. Without the correct polynomial, one of two things will happen. The output will happen after less then 232 iterations. Or the output will never repeat and some smaller sub-sequence will repeat.
The polynomial of a LFSR is XORed in with the shifted data. My thought was, if I wanted a better random pattern, we'd better XOR more bits. And not just more bits, but spread out more or less evenly. This should change the stream of data quite a bit.
So how does one create an irreducible primitive polynomial? Good question. I still don't have a complete solution, but I do have part of the solution. I found a program written by a Scott Duplichan that generates primitive polynomials—although not necessarily irreducible. It's designed to generate huge primitive polynomials—on the order of thousands of bits. However, it also would do 32-bit. What was nice about this program was that I could tell it the "weight" I wanted. That is, how many bits I wanted set. The number has to be odd, so I chose to generate polynomials with 15 bits.
There are a lot of primitive polynomials with a weight of 15—millions. And most of them did not have bit patterns that were uniformly distributed. For example, one of the first polynomials produced was 0x00041FFF. While there are 15-bits set, there are pretty much all on one side. The program didn't have a way to tell it to generate polynomials that had uniform distribution, but it did have the ability to find a set number of polynomials. That was good enough for me. I set the program off to find ten million primitive polynomials, and went off to do something else. Just over an hour latter (4152 seconds actually), I had 10 million primitive polynomials with 15-bits set.
The next task was to find polynomials with a more uniform bit distribution. To do this, I wiped up a filter program to only save polynomials that had, at most, 3-bits of the same bits in a row. This significantly reduced the number of polynomials. But I still did not have a list of irreducible primitive polynomials. I started reading about how to test for this, but it was taking too much time. It would be easier to brute force this problem. I wanted a polynomial that was maximum length—that is, produced 232 unique values before repeating. Any polynomial that did this was what I looking for.
It only takes a few seconds to brute-force check all 232 possibilities for a LFSR. With the bit distribution restrictions, there were only 9,441 of the original ten million polynomials to check. So, I launched a brute-force attack, and went home for the weekend.
When I came back this morning, I had a list of 40 irreducible primitive polynomials. I'm not sure how long it took to complete this search, but that was irrelevant—I had my data.
Forty was still more polynomials then I needed. So I decided to reduce the list a little further. I just wanted prime polynomials. This is an other brute-force test. Any number is prime if all none of the prime number up to the square root of the number divide evenly into it. My list was reduced from 40 to 10. I picked the first number from the list, but any would have worked.
Again, my 32-bit Galois LFSR, this time with the polynomial 0x19253292B, and a seed of 0x12345678 produced this output:
And this looks much better. But just because you can't see a pattern doesn't mean one doesn't exist. In fact, one obviously exists—the data is from an equation. But without the equation, how good does the random data look? The quickest way to find out if data is random is to try and compress it. If it compresses, it isn't very random. For example, with 256 MBs of data from the original polynomial, we gets a stream that 7-zip could compress 54% of it's original size. With the new polynomial, 7-zip was only able to compress it to 99.964% of it's original size.
Compression isn't the best judge of a file's randomness. I knew there were better algorithms out for generating an entropy number. Doing a quick search, I found this program originally written by John Walker—one of the co-founders of AutoCAD. It dates back to 1985, but the nice thing about math (unlike computer hardware) is it still works fine after 25 years.
The program produces the chi-square distribution, which is given as percentage. When this percentage is close (or near) to 0% or %100, the data stream is said to not be very random—even 95% or 5% are suspect. The chi-square distribution of the first data set is 0.01%, or not even close to random. The chi-square distribution for the new polynomial is 38.58%. For comparison, the chi-square distribution of some output of the XTEA encryption algorithm in a feedback loop had chi-square distribution of 26.5%. Encryption algorithms desire to produce highly random output.
So our new polynomial of 0x9253292B produces a good psudo-random data stream when used in a 32-bit LFSR.


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Ok well people are saying that Minecraft will be the only good game Mojang will ever make, and I agree and disagree with that.
Mojang, technically isn't an indie game developer organisation anymore, but they still act like they are. Minecraft is a prime example of that as it is a fairly unique game. Now Scrolls isn't the first of it's kind but it still is an 'out there' idea, it isn't similar to the mainstream, top selling games out there like Call of Duty, Halo and Grand Theft Auto. So in this way, the company is still indie. Now Minecraft is pretty popular, even though it is an 'out there' idea, but that doesn't mean all Mojang's games are going to appeal to the average gamer. That isn't what they are trying to achieve. If they were, they would just make another First Person Shooting based in modern times with amazing cut-scenes. But that isn't what Mojang is trying to do, and for that, I love them. I am sick of playing the same kind of games over and over. It's nice they have brought my attention to different styled games that I wouldn't have had an interest in before.
What the fuck is your definition of indie? An indie dev is one with lower numbers of employees that doesn't have to answer to big publishers (because they self-publish) or have big budgets (save for those times where enough people want the game that the company makes millions from crowd-sourcing), it's not about being unique like that. You can get indie devs making CoD clones and, while the idea of such a thing is horrible and an affront to all gaming, those clones would still be indie games because the would be made under the aforementioned conditions of the developing company. Really nothing to do with being 'out there'.
@Oldenheimer1913 No, I am saying that technically they are not indie game developers anymore because of their development of Cobalt. If you have read about Cobalt, you will find that in some aspects, it was a collaboration of a couple of indie game developing companies. Mojang were the publishers of Cobalt. In this aspect, like the bigger developers, the game was created by a lot of people. May point being is that, although they are now technically not an indie gaming company, they still make games as if they are. The fact that they are not indie is true, but how they stylize their games is just my interpretation of an indie style, which isn't based on fact but more by opinion.


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I finally made it to Monterrey! For years now Hernan, the tournament director, and his family have been inviting me and unfortunately it's never fit with my schedule, but this year we made it work :)
I felt that I reached a very high level of tennis in Miami, and it was important that I play another tournament soon after, rather than waiting almost a month until the Fed Cup.
The Sierra Madre Tennis Club is a beautiful facility, with mountains in the background. I've been humbled by the welcome I've received, and flattered by all the kind words of the local tennis fans.
Just a week to go to the new season – it seems crazy to write that! The off-season has gone by so fast. It seems like just a couple of weeks ago we were in Prague for the Fed Cup final.
I did my main tennis training in Dubai. Each time I visit I am amazed by how the place has changed. Dubai is a popular place for players to train before the Australian Open, because the extreme heat prepares you well for what we will experience in Melbourne.
I arrived in London yesterday for the Olympics. There's so much energy and excitement in the air. This is a very special time to be in London and I feel privileged to be here.
I've dreamed about playing in the Olympics for many years, and withdrawing from the 2008 Beijing Games was probably the toughest moment of my career.
Being in the Olympic Village in China, with all the other athletes, and practising at the facility, it just adds to my expectation and eagerness to step onto court here to compete.
I wasn't sure if I should call this a summer update or spring: it is June, after all, but I've just arrived in London and it's hard to say that it's summer!
Everyone is telling me what terrible weather it's been in England lately: I hope it improves in time for the grass court season but it doesn't look very promising.
Mind you, it wouldn't feel like England if it was amazing sunshine every day: I have become used to this weather during all the trips I've made here since I was a junior.
As I write this I still feel a lot of frustration regarding my Indian Wells semi-final. I felt like I was playing very well and had a good chance to win it when I became injured. I know it's part of the sport, and it's probably the most difficult part!
I leave Melbourne with mixed emotions, but overall I'm happy. I played some good tennis and only lost to a great player who is maybe the very best on the Tour at the moment.
It's been an exhausting month of tournaments. I played three tournaments in a row and it took a lot out of me. I've decided not to go back to Europe for the Fed Cup. I've only just recovered from the virus I picked up during the Australian Open, and I'm going to be very careful with my schedule and traveling this year, considering the Olympics and the packed summer months.
It's almost here! I can't say I was bored during the off-season, because I have really enjoyed my time in Australia so far, but I've really missed competing.
I came to Australia straight from Bali actually, and spent time with Adam at tournaments in Sydney and Melbourne. I also visited my family in Melbourne.
What an exciting end to the season that was. Often, after the US Open ends, thoughts turn straight away to the following season because that's when the next Grand Slam takes place: the majors are always my main focus.
It's been a very eventful few weeks – a lot has happened since I last wrote.
A few months ago I decided I needed to appoint my own coach, but the most important thing was that I chose the right one. I was prepared to wait for that, and I'm fortunate that I am working with Nigel Sears with half of the season still to go.
I'm also very happy to have Scott back in the team, as my fitness trainer. We've always got on so well and achieved some very good results together. He knows me as well as any coach and I'm confident that he can help me achieve my goals.


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Last weekend my hometown Lommel organized the 3th European Contest for Living Statues. Several wonderful living statues and street artists from all around Europe, Cuba, New Zealand and Brazil were invited and during 2 days they demonstrated their skills.
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The Pitch 'n Time Pro is a high quality time-stretching and pitch-shifting AudioSuite software plug-in for the Pro Tools platform. It works with all versions of Pro Tools including Pro Tools HD, LE, and M-Powered. The Pitch 'n Time Pro offers time compression and expansion from a ratio of 1/8 speed through to 8 x speed independent of pitch, and pitch shifting of up to 36 semitones independent of tempo. The time-stretching and pitch-shifting functions each have three interchangeable panels, ranging from simple fixed ratios to complex tempo and pitch alterations that vary over time. You can even warp the timing of your samples just by placing markers and moving them around. The tempo and pitch panels can be mixed and matched to suit your application, with real time previewing. A collection of finely crafted reverb plug-ins
The Lexicon LXP Native Reverb Plug-In Bundle is a collection of Lexicon's four most popular reverbs that are now available as efficient, multi-platform native software plug-ins. The Lexicon LXP Bundle was specifically developed for project and professional recording engineers, as well as artists that want to envelope their mix with that magical Lexicon sound that delivers the clarity, depth and fullness that can only be created when recording in a major studio.
The LXP Native Reverb Bundle delivers four legendary Lexicon reverb plug-ins including Chamber, Hall, Plate, and Room with over 200 of the most versatile and finely-crafted studio presets from Lexicon's immense library of sounds. These pristine algorithms represent Lexicon's state-of-the-art technology and have been designed to create professional, inspirational mixes within popular DAWs like pro tools, logic, and cubase as well as with any other VST, audio unit, or RTAS compatible host. Each plug-in can be run in mono, stereo or mono in/stereo out and the input and output meters makes it easy to quickly verify signal levels at a glance. The striking user-interface is extremely intuitive and enables the user to easily access the most logical parameters for customization, but also provides the ability to transition deeper into the algorithm to edit a full matrix of parameters. Presets can be saved in a DAW independent format which makes it straightforward for a user to take their personalized presets with them to any studio. To help the user shape their individual sound, a multi-dimensional real-time display offers three different views to provide additional information into the reverb tail, frequency content, or impulse response. The LXP Native Reverb Bundle is ideal for those in professional and project studios looking for unsurpassed quality. It is a fully functional cross-platform plug-in that is compatible with Windows XP, Vista, and 7 along with MAC OSX 10.4, 10.5, 10.6, Power PC and Intel based. The Bundle is Native only, and requires iLok authorization. Time-stretching software for Pro Tools, Logic Pro and RTAS (activation code only)
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The Pitch 'n Time LE makes professional quality pitch shifting and time stretching more accessible than ever before. Previously only available on the Pro Tools platform, this award winning technology is now available as a plug-in for Logic Pro. The Pitch 'n Time LE allows you to make dramatic alterations to a sample, or even to a completed mix, and produce a natural sounding result that you have to hear to believe. Pitch 'n Time LE is simple to use and yet produces an accurate and professional quality result. Vocal effects processing software
The Nectar makes your vocal and dialog recording sound professional. With a complete set of 11 vocal production effects combined in a single plug-in, the Nectar treats your voice to immediate results.
Features include real-time and offline pitch correction with a manual note editor, breath control, gate, compression, saturation, EQ, de-esser, doubler, limiter, reverb, delay and tons of iZotope's award-winning Style presets. Nectar's Styles feature dozens of professionally-designed effects chains that let you rapidly audition your voice in a variety of settings and genres. Quickly get the 60s Motown sound, the early 90s grunge rock sound, a radio-ready podcasting sound, a subtle jazz vocal or a modern pop soundieverything from delicate improvements to highly-produced robotic pitch effects. Nectar also lets you dive under the hood and adjust extensive parameters if you're looking for more control. Get started by selecting one of Nectar's styles and tweaking high-level controls like clarity, warmth and sparkle. From there, narrow in on the vocal sound you want or experiment with the advanced modules to create a new sound. Either way, Nectar is designed with both the beginner and professional in mindiyou choose the level of detail you want to control. You want your vocals to shine, and the Nectar has all of the tools you need to work intuitively for immediate results. Start by polishing the vocal with the de-esser, breath control, gate and pitch correction controls. Next, craft the sound with the levels, space and style-specific controls like presence, drive, grit and more. From there, dive into the details in the advanced view. Further, use the mixing/tracking option for each step of vocal production. Track with low-latency. Mix with the highest possible quality. Vocal production requires a wide range of tools and effects from the cleanup stage after tracking to the creative stage during mixing. The Nectar comes with a complete set of 11 tools and effects ranging from a pitch correction editor to parallel compressors and reverb, all carefully designed for voice. Traditionally, auditioning a few different sounds can require all sorts of tedious routing and parameter setup of individual plug-ins. The Nectar packages all of the complexity into a one-button setup for immediate high-quality results with the level of control you want for more detailed vocal shaping. 3 x simple StepsPick your style from the list of built-in genres.adjust to taste in the main view with the intuitive interface to control the breath, ess, pitch, levels, space and more.Optionally, dive into the details in the advanced view for ultimate control over the 11 individual modules. The Nectar can intelligently identify a breath separately from other vocal components. Like the de-esser, breath control is smart enough to operate independent of level. You can choose a target loudness for breaths, and the Nectar does the rest. In the creative moment, you aren't thinking about thresholds or attack times, you're thinking about getting a grittier or brighter sound. Nectar packages the complexity of many parameters into intuitive controls like Grit and Warmth, so you can be a musician and not a scientist. The iZotope Nectar is ideal for audio engineers, voice-over artists, singer-songwriters, recording enthusiasts, musicians, podcasters, dialog editors and anyone else who works with recorded vocals or dialog. Nectar's styles also cover the bases, with genres that include alternative & indie, classical, county, dance & electronica, folk & traditional, hip hop & rap, jazz, pop, rock, soul/R&B, special FX, and voiceover & dialog. Setup your favorite vocal chains in the Nectar and recall them as presets. Spend your time improving the sound and not just getting it. Your vocal sound defines you as an artist. The voiceover & dialog styles get you started quickly, but offer the flexibility you need to be unique. The Nectar integrates seamlessly into GarageBand. Think you can't do your own vocal production? Think again. Get the demo and see for yourself. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLBIq00uLw0 Virtual guitar amp simulator plug-in based on 4th-generation technology
With an ingeniously simple user interface, speed-of-light preset preview, true amp-morphing, and other revolutionary features, The TH-1 Custom Guitar Effects Suite is ready to take your guitar amp-simulation experience to new heights. Using 4th generation amp simulation research and techniques, the TH1 software delivers a warm, dynamic response for your guitar and is compatible with Mac and PC.
The 4th generation tube-emulating SLR technology morphs between 2 amplifiers, creating a virtually infinite canvas of tones. Add to that advanced cabinet emulations with ReSPiRe technology and the ability to place and freely move up to 2 microphones for each cabinet, and you're talking about an enormous palette of sound choices. The TH-1 effects software allows you to create your ideal sound chain in a matter of seconds. Easily add, swap, copy, or delete any kind of module from an amplifier, cabinet, or stompbox to a rack effect. The TH-1 provides at-a-glance understanding of signal flow, lightning-quick preview and search of your desired sound, and makes it easy to manage and create Banks, Sounds, and Variations for your live and studio needs. Number of modules, in any order, can be added to a SoundChain, so you can build your sound using the simplest or most complex SoundChain you like. The next generation guitar amp simulator from Overloud has Smart Controls that map multiple parameters to a single knob or switch to make sound modification a snap. You can even use the Smart Controls to easily assign any MIDI controller for remote realtime control and live playing. There's even built-in MIDI pedalboard control. The untimate collection of guitar and bass tone machines
The AmpliTube 3 is the world's leading guitar and bass tone creation software. No other software product in the music industry even comes close to the selection, performance and overall sonic accuracy when it comes to creating guitar and bass tones with a computer.
The AmpliTube 3 has the largest selection of gear available, and IK Multimedia 's development team is continuously building upon that selection. In the complete AmpliTube 3 flagship full version, there are 160 x individual pieces of gear to choose from. Plus, you can add other packages to the mix like AmpliTube Fender, Ampegr SVX, AmpliTube Slash and more and choose from over 230 x pieces of gear. Mind blowing. While 230 pieces of gear may sound impressive, the most impressive thing is the sound of those 230 pieces of gear. IK Multimedia's patented technologies allow them to create the most realistic sounding models on the planet, so realistic in fact that the world's leading manufacturers of amplifiers and stompboxes choose IK Multimedia to create digital models of their gear that bear their name. IK Multimedia are talking iconic, world-class brands Fender, Ampeg, Orange, Soldano, Seymour Duncan, T-Rex, Jet City and more, that have exclusively teamed up with IK to offer an ultra-accurate reproduction of their gear for the AmpliTube range. The AmpliTube 3 is the only guitar and bass tone software that gives you the ability to add gear to your virtual collection one piece at a time. This is IK Multimedia's Custom Shop feature and it's truly visionary because now you can buy only the gear you want or need. And IK Multimedia are constantly adding new gear to the mix with more hardware manufacturers partnering with them to bring their gear to your virtual world. Pretty awesome when you think about it, just like shopping at your music store, but you get to try the gear for 2 days before you buy it, and there's no sales guy pressuring you. Whatever your specialty, you'll find the AmpliTube an extremely valuable and flexible tool, expanding your creative palette with some of the world's most sought after gear. The AmpliTube 3 can be used as a sophisticated multi-effects processor in its standalone version that you can integrate into your live rig thanks to its instantaneous preset switching. The AmpliTube is also a plug-in for your DAW for live tracking or re-amping guitar and bass tracks, or for having an arsenal of vintage and modern effects to apply also on synthesizers and instruments, vocals, drum tracks and more. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=YaaP0cAFo5k http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=t8TkUY61kVU B-STOCK: Box opened but product is new, unused and in perfect working order
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The world of DAWs doesn't need another channel strip. What it needs is a better way of working with the essential tools you need for all of your tracks and busses. That's why iZotope designed the Alloy. The Alloy provides the key dynamics and sound shaping effects you'll use again and again, in a self-contained and completely configurable interface. Add the iZotope Alloy to your tracks and busses and bring them to life with 6 processors designed to add character to every element of your mix. The Alloy gives you exceptional sound quality, vintage emulation balanced with digital precision, time-saving presets and workflow features, and a forward-thinking interface that puts just the controls you need at your fingertips. www.youtube.com/watch?v=565HRHVGih8
Waves Native Power Pack Plugin Bundle Incl. Reverb Doubler EQ Compressor Gate De-Esser & More (no iLok required for single use)
15 Oct 12 Software bundle with 10 processing plug-ins: RTAS, AudioSuite, VST, MAS, Audio Units, DirectX (Mac/PC)
With everything from reverb, delay, and equalization to compression, limiting, and level maximization, the Native Power Pack is a perfect introduction to the Waves experience. Whether you are just getting started or you are expanding your production palette, NPP gives you the power.
A complete pro audio system of Waves software that utilizes the native processing power of your Mac or Windows computer, requiring no additional hardware. The Waves Native Power Pack is a complete effects processing solution for those making records, creating multimedia titles, authoring audio for the internet, designing sounds for games, or just recording at home. All for the most cost-effective price you could ever imagine! The Native Power Pack includes the following plug-ins: IR-L Convolution Reverb: IR-Ldelivers the same great sound and impulse responses as Waves' IR1, with streamlinedcontrols for simple, efficient operation. Doubler: Doubler is a superior double tracking effect that is great to make your guitar, vocal or any instrument largerthan life. Q10 ParaGraphic Equalizer: A plethora of EQ for every application. 10 bands of fully parametric EQ, with over 200 filters in the extensive setup library. L1 Ultramaximizer: The industry-standard digital limiter. L1 combines state-of-the-art peak-limiting with advanced requantization, delivering maximum level and highest resolution for all audio applications. S1 Stereo Imager: 4 unique stereo-image modifiers. Expand the stereo-width, improve spaciousness, adjust center channel and stereo image seperately. Features MS matrix processing and more! C1 Compressor/Gate: True frequency-selective dynamic processor with phase compensation. A surgical tool that's ideal for mastering and voice-over. Supported by an extensive setup library. SuperTap: Two taps, up to 6 seconds of delay, with complete precision control of gain, panning, and filtering on every tap, plus feedback with filtering. Use the tap pad to set rhythms or tempo. De-esser: Excellent dynamics processor gives you precision editing of annoying hiss that can mar your recordings. Trueverb: Virtual room/reverb processor offering you control of room size and the frequency response of room. You can also control the distance from the sound source! Inlcudes a comprehensive setup library. Renaissance Axx: Dynamics processor engineered specifically for guitar, perfect for quickly dialing in dynamic levels. Efficient controls, such as a fixed ratio curve, automatic release value, and an output limiter to prevent clipping make Renaissance Axx almost impossible to use incorrectly.
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