Technostica

5 minutes ago, John Maar said:

Installed via the plugin. 👍

How many kilobytes is it

50 minutes ago, cclarry said:

And you get the Studio Magic Plugin Pack that includes SPL Attacker, Mäag Audio EQ2, Lexicon’s MPX-i Reverb, Eventide H910 Harmonizer, Eventide Stereo Room, Brainworx bx_opto compressor and the Arturia Analog Lab Lite —classic analog synths, organs, string machines, and pianos from Arturia’s V-Collection of virtual instruments

They change the bundle over time and they dropped the H910 for example around 5 years ago. Before I registered my hardware so I missed out.

Tuned in, saw a guy with a perm stroking his geetar and tuned out.

1 hour ago, kitekrazy said:

I'm trying to figure out which ones I don't have. 

Every now and then I nearly buy one I already have. I think I have picked up about ten for ten bucks in total. I obviously haven’t even installed all of them. I plan to have them placed in my coffin on a USB stick. Just need to find a stick that is furnace proof.

1 hour ago, kitekrazy said:

So for the person who as everything not Bitwig does the Bitwig Studio
Essentials make sense.  I'd prefer non fanboys to comment.

It would be more accurate if they had named it non-essential as it misses the things that make Bitwig truly stand out.

It might make more sense to buy Ableton Live 12 Intro on Knobcloud!

You can use an app to automatically copy any files that are added to a chosen folder to another location. It worked perfectly when I tried it alongside NA. If you are copying to a slow drive then I’m not sure if it will be a problem or whether the OS will block NA from deleting a file that is being copied.

SSO is £233.98.

This is a full orchestral library that was recently relaunched at the much lower price of £499.

People on VIC thought it was great value at that price,  so I doubt it is meant to go this low so soon.

I think this is a much better deal than the 8Dio bundle if your focus is purely on orchestral.

You get all the sections recorded in depth at the same hall. You don’t get nearly as much with the 8Dio bundle in this respect.

5 minutes ago, Yan Filiatrault said:

Spitfire Symphony Orchestra now shows at 308$ in my cart

Don’t hang around if interested as they pulled the use of the code on other sale items including BBC stuff.

8 minutes ago, Barrie said:

Looks like 1995 again! 

Good to see that Spitfire Audio are keeping their MySpace page updated.

4 hours ago, TheSteven said:

I tried to find the USB-C spec on their devices and failed, other than verifying that they are indeed not Thunderbolt ports.
If they are indeed USB 2.0 that is disappointing as Presonus states on their web page What is USB-C™?
"It should be noted that the default protocol for USB-C™ ports on many Windows computers is USB 3.1"

From what I have read, most USB AI's are 2.0 because they use third party USB controllers and the manufacturers of those haven't seen the need to upgrade to 3.0.
Which begs the question, what do RME use?

Just now, David Pollock said:

My question is, how good are these libraries and how well do they work with Sonar? I've never used them. And have they been discontinued by 8Dio? I could not find them on their website.

They are on the 8Dio website as individual products.

It still works on a few things apparently but not the BBC stuff.

Symphony Orchestra is still £280.76 .

Wow, it's getting so cut throat right now with all these large legacy makers putting out these very cheap bundles.

They have pulled the code now.

1 hour ago, Yan Filiatrault said:

Available on Windows?

macOS and CP/M only.
By the time you have finished installing it on CP/M via floppies,  version 12 will be out. 

1 hour ago, S Wats said:

Beat require a subscriber number to access the freebies which isnt uniquely available from those sorts of services, which seems fair enough given the content they offer. 

Not from my recent experience.
I had a subscription with Readly which gives access to 100s of magazines and was able to access the Beat serial numbers and downloads.
They aren't that interesting unless you are starting out, like free samples and don't have much money.
I wouldn't subscribe to Beat for the free stuff and I don't need to anyway as I can access it via my local library online.

I just accessed the BEAT freebies today to get Beatzille. I suspect I will enjoy that more than the paid stuff they give away.

If you buy via this method, how can you access the actual magazine to read it, as opposed to just grabbing the free software? I wouldn’t want to have to download a PDF and read that on my tablet, so it needs an app.

10% OFF STOREWIDE FOR LIMITED TIME! USE CODE CINCO10 A

Code ends in about 22 hours.

Looks like I picked the right week to quit buying glue plugins!

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Keep in mind that you can get the full session bundle for ten bucks or less on KVR etc.

Windows NOT supported.
iLok 2 or 3 is required for authorization
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Call the cops!

5 minutes ago, audioschmaudio said:

But still a nice freebie though. Good thing I still had a coupon for a month of Loopcloud lying around.

I have one also for the Artist plan, although I'm not sure that I am worthy of that title!

17 minutes ago, kitekrazy said:

This is the only forum where I've seen posting a Wusik deal. 

There’s a lot of negativity around him on KVR and he may even be banned there!

My experience is that I have been sent spam from him from a half a dozen or so different email addresses over a period of about 4 years.
I can't think of any other developers that do anything remotely similar.

I have heard others stating things that bring into question other ethical issues but the spam is bad enough alone to warrant warning people.

There is so much decent free software out there that I can't see the point of getting involved with companies that behave like this.

I wish him well, no hard feelings, but I feel that it's appropriate to inform people.
People can then make their own decision with more info at hand.