kitekrazy

Good catch. Wusik in the shitlist of many. Long ago there was a library for Wusik called Prizm that I bought. The brass sounds were from Project Sam.

Curious why you brought that up. I still get emails from Wusik.

It fights against the KVR plugins brokers who try to peddle once free for money.

Me too. If I had to buy a new license it's very pricey. Plus I hope to dive into Max4Live someday.

Wrong! Ableton Live Suite is the best.

The staff editors are terrible compared to Bitwig...............Oh wait! Licensing is not friendly as the other two. It is the Waves of DAWs. I've had their free versions but it's like Cubase and Tracktion.......it just doesn't gel with me no matter how great they are praised.

I'll assume this is sarcasm. It would be rare to have a thoughtless fanboy post on this site

I was thinking about _______ synth but with never ending collection I'm pretty much set for 3 lifetimes. I'm waiting which will take 3 lifetimes to get this point. BTW this is my VSL dealer. You get extra discounts for having VSL products.

Yes, their flash sales are great.

Homepage and scroll down to the bottom. I'd file this under bad web page development 101.

For budget libraries they sure put a lot of programming into them.

The code below applies to all purchases on ujam.com until April 30th, 2023 – Upgrades, Loyalty Deals and Finisher BOOST are excluded.

Most plugins install other information in those other Windows files. They are often more than 10 yimes larger than the VST dlls.

You can make your own libraries. I have yet to mess with their synth,

With Melda you can eventually own everything one piece at a time. If you buy direct you get more credit. They get loyalty right. They don't always have pretty GUIs and their plugins look like a rocket science to figure them out. They also lack a lot of tutorials to make them more popular.

They need to come up with a compression format like NI to reduce files size of their libraries. That's over 800 GB using the ST engine. The nice thing is they don't take forever to load from a HDD. BTW anyone ecer explore all of ST and can list favorite sounds? I never see that. I find the ST browser just sucks for me after using other romplers. I still can't get my head around it. I usually have to open up the other GUIs like Syntronik. I just never feel the need for rompler synths these days. The file structure is so confusing and there needs to be some way of removing what you don't want. Ever since T-Racks came out the reviews have been great but how often does one explore them especially the originals. If you are not a guitar guru Amplitube is all you need instead of other 3rd party. TS Max vs. Komplete. The issue is not about quality but choices are so overwhelming with those large packages you never explore everything. Unfortunately just buying pieces of either is not the better value most of the time. Modo Drum and Bass will probably replace my use of Toontrack since TT gets expensive over time. The plus with IK is their licensing. None of the single or dual machine nonsense. The problem is if you own everything in a Max package individually it's not considered Max. A lot of developers seem to do that.

When I read the title I wanted to tell the OP April Fools was Saturday

They do. At one time Jampoints use to expire.

Oh yes now I remember your handle. I use to buy PLP loops and wondered what happened to them.

Yes....the age 25 and under listener will notice it right away on their phones.

I tend to stay away from TT despite its high quality. Their eco system gets bloated and expensive. I can understand that for SD 3 but their addons for other instruments gets expensive.

I remember the LE version use to be bundled in Home Studio. Funny with all of these high res and big screen TVs as monitors you almost need a magnifying glass for everything. Everything is easier to see on a 32" 720p TV.

Ugh! as much as I tried not to go down Cherry Audio land after so many other synths it's a fail. For $20 I fell for the 4 Cherry apps. I downloaded all of the loops since some actually have midi.

It's downfall is they way you have to work using Kontakt or Sampletank. The GUI is nothing fancy which doesn't attract users. When Sony got out of the software business, Acid users when to this DAW. Speaking of Acid I still likes it's simplicity. Too bad they never has a real separate window for sequencing.

Meh.......I think this is their least desired synth. I have everything AAS.