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Forgive my lateness but is it really as simple as paying 25 and getting the software?

Damn. I just bought Modo bass last week

I For studio one users this is kind of a nobrainer. Still a great deal for any DAW user that doesn't already have both.

Not sure if this falls into alexa/siri category for you but i have multiple google home speakers in different rooms and i can cast whatever on any of them easily. I can even turn on music when i am not home via google home app.

Good point. I am going to test in this with this plugin

Wouldn't this be a DAW thing? Just route track midi to selected track?

It was listed for 40. My alarm went off but seller's other offerings seem closer to regular price . i figured that since i was leaning towards Modo, getting both for the price of one was a decent risk/reward chance.

This is actually pretty cool. More for use in genres like lo-fi than classical but damn good freebie

😂😂😂 I sure hope not. I will update

Just wanted to thank everyone for their input

I decided to go with both... hopefully. I snagged modo sale and used jam points to get for $69. I found ezbass on ebay dirt cheap and am awaiting and hoping it's legit.

I already have Animate, but I bit on the balancing course. I have found it interesting so far and worth getting.

Ok. I only saw first post initially

Is there a second voucher that stacks to bring down to 10?

They have sales constantly. Wait for some crazy sale.

Have you tried Vocal Synth by Izotope?

Same. I have ssl from ssl, ssl G from brainworks, not to mention the fact that cakewalk has an ssl strip of sorts.

"I need another channel strip like I need a second *****" vs "that Neve is really nice at that price"

I should have specified "with low effort". Off the top of my head I know my UVI stuff would not work. I think we discussed this before. Akai's big errors were abandoning project and shutting down the exchange. I think most of us are willing to manually input a fav synth or two, but nobody is going through all of their native instrument expansions or kontakt libraries. I have mixed feelings about nks. I like that it actually works but hate the restrictions.

I loved old cakewalk instruments too, but I agree with. abacab. There are too many free products that are probably better AND less likely to crash your current setup. Vital and Surge alone cover most of the synth options. Almost every drum and sampler option is superior to what cakewalk offered for . Beatscape at best was a not finished instrument that never caught on. Granted, finding a vast rompler like dimension pro for free is a challenge in an all in one product, but bbc discovery, labs, sine player, ample guitar/bass lite, kontact player, and decent sampler will give you overall better sound quality. I still have the installers for a number of cakewalk instruments and the only one i bother with is zeta+2 and mostly because it's one of the few synths i have that VIP software works with.

So glad you were able to solve it. I agree the old version was more usable . the newer version is not bad but there is so little control. I will look in my account and see where my installer is

If you registered it, it should still be in your izotope account. You have to look in the legacy installers area

Kind of. I forgot the details. If I'm not mistaken it was not directly from Cakewalk. Forgive me if I am wrong , but I believe when Cakewalk first started including Addictive Drums, during the registration with XLN they were giving away the original version of Elements and we got in on deal.

The idea is not god awful. I am a firm believer in not giving yourself extra work for repetitive tasks. Pop music has been using same chord progressions forever and having them handy is a timesaver. I just hate the concept that it's that simple. Plenty of awful songs used the same chords.

They finally released the update for beats and it is working great in cakewalk for now.