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Encore CS6 (Only 64 bit)
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13 Brainworx plugins for the serious music producer. Unique M/S tools, great sounding EQs and an insane Mastering Limiter. bx_ALL 2012 Bundle, one of our bundle highlights for sure.

This collection contains them all... award winning "modern classics" like the bx_digtal V2, bx_hybrid or the bx_XL Mastering limiter, bx_dynEQ in mono, stereo and M/S versions, instrument mix tools like bx_boom! (drums) and bx_shredspread (guitars), plus great control listening tools and metering with bx_control V2 and bx_meter.

bx_hybrid is the only 32 Bit plugin in this collection, all other plugins are 64 and 32 Bit.?Brainworx will release a V2 of bx_hybrid in 2012 which will be AAX and 64 Bit compatible, and the upgrade will be free for bx_ALL 2012 users.

Plugin list
* bx_boom! v.1.3.2
* bx_cleansweep v.2.1.2
* bx_control V2 v.2.1.2
* bx_digital V2 v.2.2.2
* bx_dynEQ V2 v.2.1.2
* bx_hybrid 2.0 v.1.0.9
* bx_meter v.1.2.2
* bx_shredspread v.1.2.2
* bx_solo v.1.2.2
* bx_XL v. 1.2.2

NOTE:
* AAX is NOT Included.
* Remove Our Previous iLok bundle Before running this package.Use the
script that's provided or do it manually.It can also be used to remove
this package as well.
* This was rls'd because ASSIGN (R.I.P) did Not do it, so now you're up
to date.
* If you want to know what's changed since Our Last iLok version, check
the Dev's site.
* Don't expect us to rls until more Dev's come onboard!

video demo

Mass Effect 3 system requirements released, render Reaper invasion on 2GB RAM
Tom Senior at 11:14am January 19 2012
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Mass Effect 3

I was driving around in the first Mass Effect just last night and was reminded that a) the Mako is the bounciest vehicle in the universe and b) Mass Effect 2 actually looks a lot better than Mass Effect. Based on the screenshots and trailers released so far, it looks like we can expect a similar visual leap for the grand finale, which promises more than a few enormous set pieces.

But will your PC run it? The full system requirements have popped up on the Bioware forums. We slipped the Shadow Broker a few credits and he sent them over stapled to the forehead of a courier Volus. Here they are.

Minimum Spec:

    OS – Windows XP SP3/Vista SP1, Win 7
    CPU – 1.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo (equivalent AMD CPU)
    RAM – 1GB for XP / 2GB RAM for Vista/Win 7
    Disc Drive – 1x speed
    Hard Drive – 15 GB of free space
    Video – 256 MB* (with Pixel Shader 3.0 support)
    Sound – DirectX 9.0c compatible
    DirectX – DirectX 9.0c August 2009 (included)

 
Recommended Spec:

    OS – Windows XP SP3/Vista SP1, Win 7
    CPU – 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo (equivalent AMD CPU)
    RAM – 2GB for XP / 4GB RAM for Vista/Win 7
    Disc Drive – 1x speed
    Hard Drive – 15 GB of free space
    Video – AMD/ATI Radeon HD 4850 512 MB or greater, NVidia GeForce 9800 GT 512 MB or greater
    Sound – DirectX 9.0c compatible

Minimum System Requirements
The Sims 3 Master
OS: Windows XP/ Windows Vista/ Windows 7
Processor: Intel Pentium 4 @ 2.0 GHz / AMD Athlon XP 2000+
Memory Ram: 1 Gb
Hard Disk Space: 7 Gb free
Video: 128 Mb @ nVidia GeForce FX 5900 / ATI Radeon 9500
Sound Card: DirectX Compatible
DirectX: 9

Recommended System Requirements
The Sims 3 Master
OS: Windows XP/ Windows Vista/ Windows 7
Processor: Intel Core 2 DUO @ 2.5 GHz / AMD Athlon 64 X2 5000+
Memory Ram: 2 Gb
Hard Disk Space: 8 Gb free
Video: 896 Mb @ nVidia GeForce GTX 260 / ATI Radeon HD 4850
Sound Card: DirectX Compatible
DirectX: 9

PhotoshopCAFE: The Landscape Photographers Guide to Magic Light
Covers Everything from Shooting, using on-camera filters, understanding light, and extra shooting tips. Also covers some basic post production, photo fusion and HDR techniques for landscape photography.
Magic light. Sweet light. Sunset and sunrise.
This famed light goes by many names but is known to all landscape photographers as on of the best time to make images. This warm light is soft enough to lower contrast but directional enough to define the landscape. Join Tim Cooper as he explains exactly how to use this light to make stunning and dynamic photographs of the natural world.

This video begins with a study of the aspects of light that pertain to photographers- angle, quality, and color. Tim demonstrates how light affects our images at different times of day and under various atmospheric conditions. Making great landscape photos will often require a little planning so Tim explains the differences between Civil Twilight, Nautical Twilight, Sunrise and Sunset so that you can be in the right location at exactly the right time.

Understanding the light is only half the battle though. To create dramatic imagery you must understand how to compose and expose for this tricky light. "The Landscape Photographers Guide to Magic Light" outlines a host of considerations, tips and tricks from using filters to getting correct exposures that will help you bring home dramatic photographs.

The DVD finishes with an in-depth explanation of how to fine tune your images on the computer. Using Photoshop and Lightroom Tim fully explains the developing tools so that you can maximize the impact of your imagery. He also demonstrates his techniques for blending high contrast images together using the HDR software Photomatix.

All Lessons
Explanation of Magic Light
Components of Magic Light
Understanding the different Twilight times
How to plan for your shots
Preferred Camera settings for Landscape Photography
Camera techniques for working in the field
Exposing for single exposure images
Exposing for HDR imagery
Landscape composition
Using Flash to enhance a foreground element
Sunrise and sunset tips and tricks
Using Split Neutral Density filters in the field
Developing your Raw image in Photoshop and Lightroom
Recreating a Split Neutral Density filter in Photoshop
Blending images together using Photoshop
Using PhotoMatix to create HDR images