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And since I already have this T-RackS EQP-1A as part of my T-RackS 5 collection, I'm really just curious how these FileSilo freebie deals will work going forward...

From FileSilo FAQ: "To improve both user experience and the general performance of FileSilo we have now opened up assets to all users, across all titles!"

I'm a paying subscriber, and I only know the same details as you do. The company already posted in their FAQ that FileSilo will not be using passwords going forward. We'll see what solution they present tomorrow for their premium freebie "specials" for subscribers like this deal. It will be revealed in that downloadable instruction sheet.

I don't blame them for putting on the brakes for this deal. Since this is not a "CM" version, and is a full version product with a serial number, the intent was probably for this to be a limited offer as are most of the non-CM suite products. They probably let this one slip thru with the new FileSilo plan, then realized they needed to re-think that bit.

So we need to start a poll. Which will drop first, Zebra 3 or SynthMaster 3???

https://www.filesilo.co.uk/brand-faq/?related_publication=Computer Music Login is no longer required. Not an accident!

True!

Hmmmm... Spectrasonics Keyscape lists for $399, but is available at several online sellers for $379. Would UVI Key Suite be a better deal at $349 $300???

I'm going for the full Zebra Legacy on November 15th, which includes Dark Zebra! Always wanted Zebra 2, but not at full price. Closest that I ever got was Zebra CM. I figure I will still get a few years of use before Zebra 3 drops!😂 From the email announcement... ===================================================================================================================== Zebra Legacy Day: November 15th, 2022 What is Zebra Legacy? Zebra Legacy is Zebra2 with all our Zebra soundsets for free (including The Dark Zebra), all at the extraordinarily generous price of 99€. This allows us to continue maintaining Zebra2 for many years to come while we focus on Zebra3 development… and beyond. When will it drop? Zebra Legacy will be available from our web store on November 15th, replacing all the individual products. ===================================================================================================================== I don’t own Zebra2 yet – what are my options? You can either wait until November 15th and buy Zebra Legacy outright for €99, or buy Zebra2 now, get all soundsets for free on or after that date – and also maintain an upgrade path to Zebra3. So to make the best of your upgrade options towards Zebra3 we recommend buying Zebra2 before November 15th. NOTE: As Zebra Legacy is such an incredible bargain, we will not be offering an upgrade path to Zebra3 for licenses purchased on or after November 15th! So is Zebra3 on the horizon? Although we have made great progress recently, please understand that we cannot quote an ETA for Zebra3 yet!

Cool beans! I wish that my Roland JV-1080 had as many knobs as that Proteus does! You could easily control macros on several plugins with that! It appears that both Unify and Voltage Modular plugins have MIDI out capability, so need to do some MIDI CC experiments! Edit: I may have spoken too soon. Even though Unify does present a MIDI output to Cakewalk, I cannot find any way to route MIDI data out of the plugin itself... unless I am overlooking something. 🙄 Here's the MIDI signal flow diagram for Unify, for inquiring minds: https://pluginguru.net/unify/manual/doku.php?id=midi-details

When I wear my Kontakt lenses, my vision is Komplete.

Sorry, I didn't bother to post that one. Nothing against it, but just not my genre... There are typically 2 new game freebies at Epic each week, and I generally only highlight one now and then that is of interest to me, not necessarily all of them. Occasionally I see 2 good ones, but frequently there can also be 1 or 2 duds from my point of view. So if you want to stay on top of them all, recommend bookmarking the site and visit it every Thursday. 😉 >>> https://store.epicgames.com/en-US/free-games

@SAMPLE SOUND REVIEWRe-read the moderator's sticky. No affiliate links, period!

If you watch the video, he walks through how to set it up in detail. The key takeaway is that CC Rider is a MIDI plugin that you insert on a layer with just one instance of Unify. Then you embed another instance of Unify in that initial Unify instance to then build up your patch with any instruments or effects that you wish. The CC Rider in the top layer can be used to modulate the macro knobs (CCs) in the sub (embedded) layer. Since MIDI effects must precede the instruments whose MIDI data is effected, that is a neat trick placing it at the top of the stack, where it can be used to modulate any CC # for any plugin, or multiple plugins, in the sub layer.

I'm guessing that we all could get by with just 20 or 30 of our favorite plugins... 😉

Hey Peter, you can still post your ikmultimedia.com link in your signature! That way one click will reveal any current promotions featured on your main page!

That's exactly how I did it!

As it should be. The Wookiee is an unpaid volunteer, so you feel he should have to work harder because people cannot behave?

Ran across this short video from Skippy demonstrating Unify 1.9. The new modulation abilities look impressive!

This deals forum is a sub-forum of the Coffee House, open to music related discussion that is not necessarily Cakewalk related. There are users of many DAWs in here, even including some non-Windows users. So enjoy some diversity!

I have Komplete 13 Standard, and my upgrade to Komplete 14 Standard is $199. They can keep it! So I'll be looking for a sale on Kontakt 7 down the road, but in no hurry!

Right! That's just the way NI works. Pay them a licensing fee for a serial number, or else! That's why it's uncommon to see free products for Kontakt Player, although a few exceptions do exist...

Please STOP posting in the wrong forum!

I used to have a Cakewalk (Roland) A-300PRO hooked up with Sonar via the ACT Control Surface. It was a bit fiddly to initially get set up (and that was years ago), but seemed to work OK. But ACT never really clicked for me. After moving on to several different MIDI keyboard controllers I have left ACT behind for now, and just use the MIDI CC learn for the few plugin controls that I want to control, no special setups required beyond using MIDI learn in the plugins. But my current controller, an Arturia KeyLab 61 Mk II, has a dedicated plugin mode (Analog Lab, but that works for direct manual MIDI learn in any plugin that supports MIDI learn), and several dedicated DAW modes, including Cubase. I setup a Mackie Control Universal (new Cubase Mode) surface in Cakewalk and that works fine as a track and transport controller in CbB. When I want to control plugins directly with CC, I just switch my controller to Analog Lab mode. One click back and forth on the controller front panel between that and DAW mode with Mackie Control is quite reliable. I find this way of working much more intuitive, at least for me. So if your controller supports "Mackie Control Universal" and Cubase, it might just be worth a try with the new "Cubase Mode" option recently added to CbB. I'm not saying that you would need an Arturia controller, just one that properly supports MCU and/or Cubase. No specific recommendations for hardware, as I have only tried this with the controller I own.

Just to add for clarification, both new LE and the CE versions are for MNDALA 2. The original UDW is for MNDALA 1, and like all of the other original v1 sound sets, they will be eventually migrated to v2. I have the updated Rasa and UDW-LE working OK in MNDALA 2. Still running the originals in MNDALA 1.