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I don't think you have to install sounds with Scaler. So Scaler 2 vs. Chordjam - discuss.

It's a bit easier with synths (said one who said they would buy Cherry Audio stuff to add to the complication). Plus if I invest more time in Reason I could do modular all day.

I like their eco system and loyalty. For me Arturia are no brainers (not using common sense) and I buy their stuff. I'll give them $29 any day over Waves

Komplete doesn't erase previous version of Kontakt. On my system Kontakt 5,6, 7 are installed. Each on has a different icon. Kontakt 6 was called Kontakt.

I still haven't left the FU Waves tour.

I have mixed reactions about them. Usually the heavy hitters are making music and not posting. It's great if you like DAW drama.

https://www.attackmagazine.com/features/long-read/international-synth-day-in-search-of-the-ampron-aubade/ https://www.synthmuseum.com/ampron/ampaub01.html

Check out the budget Carnival of Souls. It's all done on organ.

That's about the only thing I like about it. What is annoying is the overkill of them teaching a VST in Logic. Somehow my brain can't wrap around them. You don't see knew ones in Reason since they really haven't updated the DAW to make any. FL Studio - most updates aren't just fixes but adding something new.

Kinda dd that I pay monthly for Groove3 and MacProV, and I've been buying more tutorials on Udemy.

$89 - It would be another DAW to my collection that would get ignored.

Glad you did. I was gonna post this. The point here is a popular 3rd party tutorial site considered the free Bandlab worthy of trying to get sales.

Mine wont work because of motherboard chipsets. It is an expensive paperweight.

https://www.theregister.com/2023/05/26/windows_xp_activation_keygen/ The reason for XP is hardware. I loved XP mode in W7 since Cannon did not make 64 bit drivers. My Yamaha SW1000XG would have some life in XP but on a old socket A board. I had a Tascam PCI 822 that will not work anymore.

All of the Neold got moved to the 39 spot.

If you don't want their bells and whistles the free version would suffice. As for free it's no Bandlab. I thought about suggesting their need for offering more loyalty on their FB page but I really don't need another DAW to complicate my life.

As for their DAW upgrade there is no loyalty pricing if you don't v11.

Might be a good idea for Windows users to hold off. https://forum.ableton.com/viewforum.php?f=1&sid=e86873c0b271b95d0c3f11dcbd118ed0 BTW never auto update Live. I'll wait. Live takes up a lot of space if you decide to have more than one version.

Only because the solution is from a user and rarely a developer.

That doesn't work either.

That will happen if you use NA 1. This should be labeled Ozone 10 NI Edition, It creates a folder called Izotope Pro in your Izotope folder. It will not show up in Portal, vst3 only, no standalone. To upgrade to 10 Advanced via NI is $129 where if you have 9 Advanced the upgrade is $99 from Izotope.

I'd like to hear from the average joe instead of those who use higher end stuff. When Gigastudio was king and those libraries were pricey, I was thrilled to get all of the sounds in Kontakt 2. Still debating on other stuff to install. The average user doesn't really need K7 unless it's player products. It looks more like a phone app.

Usually plugins that aren't pretty just seem to work. If one actually pays that price despite the numerous under $29 plugin market which that average listener could not detect a quality plugin from a free one, the user would says it's the greatest thing since sliced bread.

I had to use Windows Fix It and then do a circle jerk with the NTKDaemon. Is the Factory Library 2 compatible with K6?

I noticed most of these plugins are rarely updated. I assume they just work and stay that way. They don't force you into a proprietary installer and authorization is easy. Even getting one for free is just hoarding or one trying to be a plugin broker looking for someone naive. I understand why developers charge for a transfer or NFR.