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Geez. They probably made a mistake, and now fixed it. That was the lowest price point of the plugin ever.

Apparently they have some other plugins on sale as well. https://harrisonconsolesstore.onfastspring.com/Plugin-Store

https://harrisonconsolesstore.onfastspring.com/Plugin-Specials AVA Bass Flow is also there at the same price, and AVA Spectral Compressor for $6.

Another issue with Mixcraft: non-modifiable keyboard shortcuts. Ctrl+B for split, seriously?

AcousticSamples guys know how to make good sample libraries.

Mixcraft also costs peanuts, and it's very serviceable. Get Home Studio for $10 from Steam right now, upgrade to Recording Studio for $40 bucks on their website!

Don't fear the Reaper! *cowbells*

Aight gentlemen let's calm down now. We're all adults here, no need to fight over a piece of software. Meanwhile, needless to say, REAPER is by far the greatest DAW of all time, and there isn't any real reason for other DAWs to exist anymore.

Oof just make Albion free already.

I beg to differ.

It's a great sim. Price is right. Works on Linux.

FM8 is just awesome, don't you think?

$800 = 100% discount $1600 = 8dio owes me 400 bucks genius.webp

3-month download expiration is ridiculous in this day and age.

I like turtles.

I love Samples From Mars. One modest purchase, and you don't need any other electronic drum samples anymore until the end of time.

How are the kits, though? How is your experience with them?

Is it good with evolving pads like Wavestation?

https://soundcloud.com/ikmultimedia/sets/modo-drum-15-brit-custom https://soundcloud.com/ikmultimedia/sets/modo-drum-15-silver-kit https://soundcloud.com/ikmultimedia/sets/modo-drum-15-metal-kit

This one has Studio, Jazzy, Silver, Brit Custom, and Metal kits, hmm. Tempting.

Thank you. I really like AIR's Velvet and Vacuum Pro, and they cost me less than a pack of toothpicks.

Any opinion on AIR's new stuff Electric, TubeSynth, Hype, etc.?

Was thinking to get the Modo Drum SE. Anyway, free "Studio" kit sounds pretty darn good.

EWQL used to do that. I think Spitfire still does? Today a terabyte takes 22 hours to download with a 100 Mbps connection anyway. I just find it difficult to justify allocating 73 GB for DX7, 85 GB for Jupiter 8, and 52 GB for Juno 60 samples...