Doug Rintoul

Are you trying to limit yourself on the number of limiters you own?

Now this is sad. I just received an exclusive coupon for $50 off any individual guitar or bass. I added Shreddage 3 Precision for $75 to my cart, added the coupon and it only took $42 off, not the promised $50. What gives?

Just to clarify, my comment was made in jest. There was no harm in you posting the deal again; in fact it brought it to Jacques attention who missed the first post. Welcome to the community and hang on tightly to your wallet!

Oh come on. This is a long standing joke. I have been called on it numerous times myself, posting a deal when Larry had already posted the same deal. Just chill.

You must be new around here. Nobody beats Larry:

Number 2? What is number 1?

Are PRO sounds anything like PRO chords?

Unify comes with a standard library of 647 patches. You do not need anything additional to use these patches. And if you do happen to own plugins like Spire or Phaseplant or Pigments, the factory library patches for these plugins can be added to Unify for free. Yes there are libraries created for Unify that require you to own Omnisphere for example, but as lawajava has stated, there are many Unify libraries that don't require any additional plugins. So I am not sure what the issue is.

I wonder if it is possible to sell two versions of a library, one for Kontakt player for a higher price than one for full Kontakt.

Melda always has weekly sales of 50% off four of their plugins. That is what is on the JRR site. Once in a while a 3rd party will also have a deeper discount for a single plugin. JRR has MReverbMB for 66% off. So nothing unusual here. Also, Melda is celebrating their 15 year anniversary which the reason for the extra sale. I don't think Melda is hurting.

Tell that to Wusik.

I could be wrong but I think Bruno was referring to your waste of time statement, aka what you did in Ableton was not a waste of time.

This is not quite true. At least for me, it does tell me on the upgrade page that I already own the product. But you are right in that it still allows you to add the upgrade to the cart and check out.

That is the one. Who doesn't want to have their music career take off by using pro level chords?

I think this is to avoid adding 4 freebies to get an extra 20% discount on a single paid product,

These are the guys that do the world famous midi chord progression pack right?

No joke. I never dreamed I could afford MComplete. I just hope Melda does not reverse the purchase. I would say that if anyone is considering this, they should get on it right away. I am sure Melda will fix it before too long.

There is something completely strange with this sale. I upgraded to MMixing Bundle for $14, and then MCompleteBundle was $14 for me. So I upgrade to MComplete for $28 with only having MEssentialsFXBundle and a few odds and ends. This has got to be a mistake.

This happened to me too.

A drum package with different timing than the rest of the world. I thought drums were suppose to lay the foundation for timing.

I love open source software and have been involved in a number of projects myself, but I am always amused at how many projects never go to a 1.0 release. DrumGizmo had been around as far back as 2011, but it has never stepped over that 1.0 threshhold. I am not sure of the reason except maybe that OS developers have a hard time saying something is finished and ready for release. This is not a criticism, just an observation.

Out of stock.

I can confirm. This happened to me to.

It won't even show up in "My Products". I have tried a number of times!

Those Office Depot specs are really off and very deceptive. There is no way you are going to a data transfer rate of 5000 MB/s with a spinny drive. What they sort of quoted was the maximum rate of the USB 3.0 interface. Even then it should of been Mb/s not MB/s.