Doug Rintoul

2 hours ago, Larry Shelby said:

That's odd.  For me it was a pretty ornate install window that played music in the background.
Most don't even require "installing" they just unarchive to directories...

None of the ISOs works for me. The installer runs just as Topcheese described.

Don't bother with the "Big Ones". The installer does not work for any of the ISOs.

Ooo! Terra, Luna, and Astra are included!

Definitely dodgy. Looks like Shopify has shut them down.

Yes. I saw it on the Audiofier Youtube Channel. I actually think the third is going to be Luna, not Lunar. 

So is Veeva the plural of Veevum?  Inquiring minds want to know.

Looks like there is also Veevum TERRA coming.

Yes. All of this was much cheaper during the Christmas sale. I paid $50 for the the two year collection.

4 hours ago, chris.r said:

I'm speaking about this one:

https://www.jrrshop.com/jrr-sounds-orchestral-percussion-vol-1

maybe they don't plan to give it out as a freebie but I saw an "orchestral kit" mentioned too in one of my jrrshop emails

It was the "Supernatural Kits" that were given away daily, not the "Orchestral Percussion". Maybe that was another give away some other time.

Got 20. The first kit was 80's Live Kit. Not sure what Orchestral vol. 1 is.

Got the complete set! Yippee!

I think that is  £18.99 not $18.99. At least that is what shows up for me.

Edit. Nevermind. When I switch the currency to USD, it is also $18.99. 

The only way I would have a chance of keeping such a New Year's resolution would be if I did not come back here to the Deals forum for a whole year. Ain't gonna happen.

The Quickload is a much better tool and easier to use than the Session Audio tip. TBH, I find the Library tab next to useless. Too much real estate taken up by the graphics, and no easy way to reorganize your libraries, short of changing the folder structure.

I suspect it is those developers who have paid for the Kontakt Player license who get to have their libraries show up in the Library panel. The nicnt file format is proprietary and producing them is a bit of a grey area. The NI application for producing nicnt files is not available to mere mortals.  See this thread from 2015:

https://www.native-instruments.com/forum/threads/creating-custom-nicnt-for-libraries-illegal.257097/

2 hours ago, Pseudopop said:

It depends on how you look at it. I would've gotten Lion one dollar cheaper with this voucher than with the previous one.

Exactly. It is a step backward in that you cannot use it on any product that costs less than $39, but it is a step forward in that you get another dollar off for any product that cost $39 or more. I was looking at the HG-2  and it would have cost me $19, yesterday. Now it will only cost me $18.

When playing with this one, don't forget to try the mod wheel. It does some cool things to the sound.

Some good sounds in this one too!

Wonder if we will get 18, 19, and 20?

I just looked up the specs required for Digital Orchestra Pro...

Min Processor Type: Intel 486 or higher - 66 MHz

Min RAM Size: 8 MB

Min Hard Drive Space: 10 MB

Ah, those were the days. 

But, but, but, what if there is a not to be missed, once in a lifetime, regret for the rest of your life that you missed it deal during that month?

• Merry Christmas, from the west coast of Canada. For the first time in years, we have snow outside, so strangely enough I feel more in the spirit, despite all the weirdness going on in the world. Rain is coming tomorrow for Christmas day but I can still dream of a white Christmas.

Buyer beware:

https://smarterstorytelling.com/blog/the-unison-midi-chord-pack-may-be-a-scam/

Never before has a boy wanted more...

Is there an echo in here?

This is my complete collection of Rigid Audio stuff. Not sure if I am missing anything.