kitekrazy

Everyone wants the project files.

I think of the professionals who are Pro Tools users. There are superior DAWs out there but to them time is money. It's the same with paid amateur bands, Every bass or guitar player has to show their collection. BTW this happens in churches as well. Then when you go see legendary acts they use the same instrument and don't waste time trying to get the tone they want. DAW users are into the headstock syndrome in a different way.

I only bought it becaus everyone thinks it's great.

I think we are talking apples and oranges with UJAM and Orange Tree. One requires very little knowledge of how the instrument works and doesn't care about detail of realism. Meanwhile I forgot I have all of the AAS collection.

I wonder if I could use my $25 voucher.

LOL! These don't seem to stand out as must haves at that price.

So drama at their forums over this. Acid 11 has been released and I guess no takers until they fixed 10.

Is this worth the time and effort (having a DAW scan ANOTHER) plugin if you already have Izotope?

I'm trying to figure out why this would be a good deal. Maybe short term,

Whats not to like with a Hello Kitty Drumset? Pretty badass if you ask me. I never understood why the call something a "musical" eq or compressor. I want to try a non musical one. There no end to gimmicks in marketing when it comes to reinventing the wheel.

That's not too far from me to WUP my Gold/Renn. Not really a fan of calling presets expansion packs.

My magic wand doesn't work. I shall see if they fixed the price issue on Monday.

Don't let the fanboyz hear that. They seem to be more interesting in making addons instead of working on their outdated DAW. I'd probably spring for this but $49 is a LOT of money right now. I do believe some DAWs have this function.

Same here. I have Max 3.5 I'm not gonna pay $49 for some presets. It's not worth my time to email support to get $9 presets either. Maybe they'll fix this. I get to the point where buying brings confusion it's time to pass. It's pretty sad your IK plugin is locked out of their effect container. I don't have that problem with Kilohearts or Melda. When you are happy with IK they eventually do something to piss you off. I think I have an idea what abused spouses go thru.

"The real question is: are you good enough to use stock plugins?" Sometimes these are embarrassing. It's like seeing a kid who can really play his Squire Strat and you know some chords that you play on your LP. I think Live users seem to use built in stuff the most. Youtube is full of videos using the 3xOsc. I have so many toys for Reason but so many people cranked out stuff using Reason 4,5.

Try older releases. the last version was a problem for me. I had to go back a version and then install the latest.

Also Serum presets I'm trying to discipline myself by avoiding purchases that offer free stuff. I sure don't need a 24gb piano. Anything with Lite is less tempting. Pripyat page was about politics.

I'm not seeing that.

I don't bother looking anymore. I got too much stuff.

I had some budget electric I traded in for an LP Studio back in 2010. That was also when you got a case with them. They didn't have one so they knocked another 100 off. The problem with a case that says Gibson or Fender might as well say "Steal Me". The beauty of imports is the consistency is them same. Not so with America made unless it's PRS.

If you are building up for Melda everything it's a bigger discount buying direct.

Just noticed the WD Sata 1TB SSDs are 89.99.

To me this is like having Waves 14 and installing Waves 9. Developers can't avoid that "create stupid GUI" crack pipe. I still am annoying with those thin scroll bars. Plus you'll spend time trying to make 11 look like 10. Long live Windows 10.

Same here. Opening Bandlab is a reminder I have too many plugins.

Yep and Epis are quality instruments. I'm glad I'm not a guitar player because I would suffer from headstock syndrome.