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Definitely. At one time I had no idea Arturia was sample based. I am an Artuia fan boy I haven;t scratched the surface of V8 and effects.

They also take up 20gb of space.

I usually buy soundpacks and presets from them.

I didn't really care for the sound of this from Spitfire. For the free Spitfire stuff I have another email account for system 3. I have not installed the Painobook version yet.

But that's because you don't think like a sample developer. If this was at least 4GB I know of a forum were it would get the wow factor. This is like stuff you could do on your own.

I could think of plenty of guitar gear for that price that doesn't rely on OS requirements or driver updates. As a wind player I could think of plenty of stuff.

This has to be a fake. 225mb is not a Soundpaint library.

Maybe one day I will buy everything he has. He also allows not so good reviews on his site. He's als one of the few developers who trusts the end user.

There are a lot of developers who offer them but don't shove them on you except for Reason Studios.

I decided to break down and use my voucher. I got Hawkeye because it was something that was different than the usual compressor or eq. I looks really colorful on a DAW. It's easy to avoid Waves deals than PA. You have to give PA some credit with the 3 machine limit and one of the best online authorizations.

13gb...............pass

reminds me of IK

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gibson_Moderne

Nope, they are iLok based. My reasoning is the same for adding more PA stuff even though I have some Sound Toys stuff.

Thinking about Tantra but I have Gross Beat, MRhythmizer, Cable Guys, plus The 2 Izotope things. Looking at Hawkeye. I should blow this off since it will only add the a DAW plugin scan. When does one say no when you have Melda, T Racks, Izotope, Waves, and then the ignorance of already having that PA plugin.

I would think writing a good manual is harder than developing. It would be easy to leave something out that they take for granted. I also have a short attention span when it comes to videos. I have subs for two of the video tutorial sights. I have back log on those as well. It's hard to devote 4 hours just to learn a plugin.

The one in the Kontakt library is decent.

I DID! I don't recall how this happened but for some reason they were in iLok Cloud.

I have a system that has SE 1 and 2 but not of them show up in Vienna Ensemble I assume these players were updated for iLok and erased the legacy ones. I've tried all sorts of things. They are activated in iLok. They only thing that shows up is Epic Orchestra 1.0. I have 3 machines with different VSL licenses. This system has SE 1,2. Epic Orchestra 1, Perc. 1 (which doesn't show up in iLok) I can't afford to turn those into synchron instruments yet. Maybe I'm missing something obvious.

Weren't those free at one time?

Their music is a rocket science compared to what's out today. To mimic their style would be a great achievement. All of these music legends are eventually going to die of old age and their are no replacements. I regret never getting to see them or Van Halen.

I think I'm done with Komplete upgrades until a new version of their plugins come along. It's really gotten to be overwhelming to explore and use. Sure it's great for people starting out but with the abundance of 3rd party products most stuff in Kpmplete is easy to ignore.

I'm amazed how you get your head around Melda stuff. For some these always look complex. Do you read the manuals or play around with them. I always found Melda's biggest weakness is video content of how to use their stuff. The 3rd party tutorial sites don't bother with Melda. Sure they've gotten better but it seems like they hold back their greatness by lack of instruction and few people have the discipline to read a manual.

This is something I should consider doing.

Some developers just need to write better code instead of relying on GPUs.