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One idea, as Matthew suggested, would be to use a cloud based one. LastPass often comes recommended, though there are others too. https://www.lastpass.com/ Another word of advice is to think before using the one that might come with your antivirus package - it's probably very good and safe, but if you ever change your A/V, migrating passwords is going to be a pain

Maybe it's a chair, maybe it's not... Don't mean to hijack this thread, but apparently this door is ajar Not sure what it's a jar of...

Add the Ethnic Choir, John Powell recorded with for SOLO A Star Wars Story, to your arsenal. Next up in line is RHODOPE 2 Ethnic Bulgarian Choir. Buy it now for 40% off the Normal Retail Price. For existing users login into your Strezov Sampling User Account and download your free update. (Discount only available until August 10) €179.40 ex VAT https://www.strezov-sampling.com/products/view/rhodope2.html

Depends on what will suit you better. If you need to record stuff, need low(er) latencies, or need the I/O ports that the interface will get you, get that. If you're doing fine with what you record with now, and would like a keyboard to learn to play keys, or trigger synths, get that. If you want both, look into something like this https://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/irigkeysio/?pkey=irig-keys-io-25 though I've not tried it so can't comment on quality, and I realise it's a little pricier than the amount you specified. Also, if you get the keyboard, make sure you can actually connect it, i.e. if it uses MIDI cables (as opposed to USB), make sure you have the available MIDI ports.

Soundiron have lots of choir and solo libraries. Also don't forget about the Ethera series by Zero-G.

How much do you need to spend with PA before you get a $50 voucher? I'll aim to not spend that much...

According to Wikipedia, so while it used to be arbitrary, it is now a fixed constant (which I guess was derived from an arbitrary unit) According to this article, it's related to ancient Egyptian astronomy https://www.rd.com/article/24-hours-in-a-day/ As we've mostly become accustomed to a base-10 numerical system, time intervals might be seem easier to calculate; I wouldn't necessarily say that a base-10 time system is more logical though. According to this article, it's related to Babylonian astronomy https://news.yahoo.com/why-360-degrees-circle-heres-174537726.html

I've decided that I personally don't want to go the iLok route (at least so far), and whenever I say this, people usually mention that one of the best things about it is that you just plug in the dongle wherever you go and you're authorised. I mean this as a genuine question: why is a single authorisation a problem if it's on a dongle (presumably along with iLok licenses for a multitude of other plugins) that gets plugged into whichever computer you're using?

I've read that they send you a single-use $249 voucher; not sure about the monthly loyalty ones.

Could you cancel, and then re-subscribe (rather than renew the subscription)?

Are there any advantages to Pro? Looking at the version grid, there are two differences I don't fully understand: Thousands of editable overtones, and Note-per-note edit; that sounds to me like it can make a really unbalanced piano - detune some notes, and make some sound richer. Fun maybe, but it doesn't sound useful; am I missing something?

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Yeah, but you do get up to four instruments of your choosing depending on which version of the player you buy (unless you go for the everything-bundle).

For me, I think the biggest advantage of this one (I've looked at the features, but I haven't jumped on it) is to have the spectrums of multiple tracks on display at once; you can see where frequencies overlap. You can't do this with the free versions of other analysers that I know of. Of the ones that I've heard of, Blue Cat, Voxengo, and Melda have paid for versions with this capability. I've tried the Voxengo SPAN (currently on sale) demo, and it looks quite good though it's a little pricier than Spectrum 2 still. Disclaimer: I probably don't know my analysers well enough to know if one is any more accurate than another.

I was kinda hoping they were doing an instrument pack sale instead...

I'm guessing the IK discount is in the form of a voucher code, which means it can't be used in conjunction with special offers, or jam points (because of max 1 voucher per transaction)...

After that, you need the latest 18 core processor and 256GB of RAM to run it on 😜

I did what I did for most other instruments that insist on installing on my system drive (including VST3 plugins): move the actual folder contents to another drive, and create a symbolic link where it used to be to point to the new folder. Great to have a specifiable resource folder though; symbolic links can be tricky to keep track of after a while.

Maybe that's what the '2' was - that they distanced two metres from each other 😁

Anyone used Redverb 2? I've tried looking for reviews, but they don't seem to exist. The official site only seems to have three sound demos.

Maybe the sequel to Ethnic Drum Ensembles Collection or Ensemble Drums Collection? (part of the Master Sessions series)

Do Audio Assault have a privacy policy? I couldn't find one on their website

I think its name is Chip

Anyone know the difference between their Instant Guitar, and Advanced Guitar series'?