kitekrazy

https://www.giveawayoftheday.com/aomei-partition-assistant-pro-3/ Yes it's safe.

These don't seem to be a live or die to be authentic type of library.

1st one wasn't one of those demanding a replay.

I'm debating on whether I keep this considering the file size and no shortage of drums.

Interesting finding something cheap to buy that you wont use and getting a freebie you wont use.

There's no shortage of bad ones either. I'm not sure what really defines a small developer these days. For some reason I decided to buy everything from https://hideawaystudio.net/

The price is nice. Would I use it or remember that I have it? (maybe I have it) The answer is no. If it comes around again I may grab it, play around with it and not even create a project with it. It's not the quality of the product but it's the quantity of stuff I have.

Small one don't use Kontakt player.

Yes. My game queue is a vast as my plugin collection. Getting this means I have no brains.

Same here. I feel that way with Cubase. I tend to like DAWs that only take a click to start working.

When Cakewalk went defunct we were given a code to get Waveform Pro. I didn't need the extra plugins included.

https://www.musicradar.com/news/10-weirdest-musical-instruments

I guess this one forgot the link. No links means a thumbs down. We need Larry back. He does it right.

https://www.gog.com/en/game/stalker_shadow_of_chernobyl For $5.99 one of the best games I've played. Endless mods.

This is one of those that are not good at making sample libraries.

They lost me when they punished the user for skipping a version.

fully-featured Free DAW - I'll take Bandlab. I've taken a ride on the Tracktion train ever since it came out but it's not for me even though I will probably mess with the free version.

My game collection is as big as my VST collection. I stopped collecting free games.

The other million was spent on plugins.

I like this channel. He does review plugins from smaller developers.

Maybe. Usually wait til Dec. if it's in the 12 days sale.

i find contests amusing when ti comes to prizes. I'd bet most people usually have better gear than the prizes.

When most people are familiar with playing an instrument you realize how fake a sampled library can sound. There's this worry the average listener might notice this.

I'm beginning to think that more DAW users are exhausted from adding more effects to their library. IS there really anything new under the sun? No, but when something comes out it has to be praised as the latest and greatest and then you get some end users to go along with that. Sample library developers are going through the same thing trying to reinvent the wheel. The world economy isn't the great and these things are now looked at as luxuries. I get why so many are turning to offer subs. I guess most are willing to bite on $9 a month on most things. Subs are also dangerous to the end user if they don't keep track of them.