Eusebio Rufian-Zilbermann

piano textures is free as well https://www.sonixinema.com/collections/all/products/piano-textures

Strange, it works for the presonus upgrade

Some interesting upgrade prices with this coupon Studio One 5 Professional Upgrade $79 (-1.17 Bestcoin) Melodyne 5 Studio Upgrade $129 (-1.17 Bestcoin) Reason 11 Suite Upgrade $149 (- $5.07 Bestcoin) (+ choice of drum library/kontakt harmonica/etc freebie)

...and the "intro" for later upgrading to Liquid Music

Kards+Starter Pack is free today on Steam https://store.steampowered.com/app/1471390/KARDS__Starter_Pack/ (this is a trading card/deck building game with a WWII theme)

I couldn't find any wheel to spin but 60% off is pretty good anyway (fwiw, Hornet plugins at full price are still a pretty good value-for-money)

Samplitude unbundled libraries are on sale in today's "window" of the advent calendar https://www.producerplanet.com/us/list/advent-calender-2020-1734/ (I think it closes at midnight CET, Germany time) These libraries are on producerplanet.com, but in the section that is not in the Musicmaker store, therefore the current humblebundle coupons won't work.

Available also at pluginboutique but it's full price and they aren't accepting the manufacturer's coupon (unfortunately for me, since I still have December freebies to claim...)

Yes, when you first set up the link (in step a), however, when you run the waves installer afterwards (e.g., to update or add more plugins), it will get automatically redirected to the linked location

From their overview video:

Some plugins (waves, etc) don't let you choose a target path. One option that I have found useful is, choosing one location as "the good one" and then replacing all the other folders with directory links to this "good one". E.g., if I decide to use c:\Program Files\Common\VST2 as the "good location" I would a) Check c:\Program Files\Steinberg\Vstplugins, and move anything in there to c:\Program Files\Common\VST2 b) Delete the empty c:\Program Files\Steinberg\Vstplugins c) Open a command prompt and run: cd c:\Program Files\Steinberg mklink /d Vstplugins "c:\Program Files\Common\VST2" d) repeat the above procedure for all other alternate vst plugin folder locations After replacing folders with links, for anything that allows specifying VST location (DAW, plugin installers) use the "good" location (because some plugins do check and give you an error if they are scanned at a linked location, e.g., XLN) . Remove all other paths (e.g., in your DAW you don't want to have it scan all linked locations, because that will just multiply the time it takes to scan plugins and not add anything useful)

I haven't contacted their tech support but I have had to contact Steinberg Sales support and they did solve the problem I had, reasonably well (after purchasing a HALion crossgrade when it was on sale, the crossgrade verification took too long and I ended up being charged full price. The support rep asked me to pay full and he would then issue a partial refund to bring it back to sale price. Paying full and waiting was a little unnerving but the refund did come through a couple of days later and it all ended well)

misprice? limited quantity? I clicked on the link and it's showing up now as $313.99 at for me ☹️ It is $279 at magix, https://www.vegascreativesoftware.com/us/vegas-pro/product-comparison/, it says it's valid until Dec 15 but it's magix so it may get extended...

Correct. The instrument is the same but libraries come with their own license checks. You can have the 70 GB library licensed for Samplitude and the 12GB licensed for everything. Then, if you open Independence e.g., in StudioOne, all the instruments will show up in the instrument selection pane, but you will get a licensing error if you try to load an instrument from the 70GB library. You will only be able to actually use instruments from the 12GB library Yes, it is rather annoying and probably the main reason why I end up looking first in Falcon and Sampletank when looking for "typical" sampled sounds.

If your downloads were taking a very long time (or simply not starting) it looks like an update was pushed out today that solves the issue. To install, just (re)start the Software Center and let it upgrade itself

Other drum replacers: SSD Trigger (Steven Slate), SPL DrumXchanger (pluginalliance), Drumagog, Massey DRT

Gone now. The new "advent calendar window" is for two 90's RnB loop collections for $2.49 (non-commercial) or 4.98 (commercial use) each, or the bundle for $4.49 (non-commercial use) or $8.98 (commercial use) https://www.producerplanet.com/us/list/advent-calender-2020-1615/ Considering the current humblebundle sale including magix vouchers, you can get the RnB bundle with commercial use license for $1

In this month's issue, the "CM 10 years back" column may evoke some nostalgic feelings for people here...

You can subscribe at www.plugins-samples.com For new issues it's more cost effective buying single issues and occasionally skipping those you're not interested in, but subscriptions get you access to 90+ back issues and freebies

Actually, I have the impression that Waves & Plugin Alliance are conditioning us to think $29 is a reasonable price,and a good sale should be below that...

Given the current producerplanet.com sales, even for those of us who got the bundle back in August, the $1 tier for a $19.99 and a $9.99 voucher is a pretty good deal

35% OFF NEW PRICE | PROMO CODE: SAVE35 I'm not sure if it applies everywhere but it should work for this one https://www.beladmedia.com/deuce-edition-bundles/ Expired ☹️ Thank you cclarry