Anxiousmofo

I paid for lifetime SONAR access. Not lifetime access to Gibson's self-tuning wallet robber.

Not seeing another penny from me unless they make good on basic Platinum lifetime access first. It's the right thing to do if they want to keep good-will. I don't recall what I paid for being in any way contingent on Gibson existing as parent.

Oof. Looking forward to them making good on the lifetime license I've already paid for.

I’ll open one too, despite being a demo user.

Thanks. That was my experience. A rather disappointing oversight. This makes one lose audio when navigating between patches in Ableton if MPE is enabled for Hyperion in the DAW.

It seems like the MPE setting needs to be reset for every preset. Anyone know if that is how it is or is it a limitation of the demo?

Omnisphere is still too much cash outlay for me.

Will do after a bit more time. On first blush, worth 9 bucks but not sure I'd be thrilled for 29 plus. That said, I've barely begun and the real fun of Unify is combinations, effects routing and all that good stuff.

Still works on String Theory here. I just checked again.

You do and I'm considering it for the same reason. Although I'm wondering if I could get Opus a little cheaper by upgrading my SD2 to Pro.

Was just about to post this. Scored the new String Theory library for 9 dollars.

That's my point. Great plan (I had it too), but the Oven isn't on the list. The list is all stuff you would get for the same price anyway during one of their other sales using the standard sale pricing and a monthly voucher or the occasional no minimum voucher. In some cases you may more at the NI $29 "discount" starting point, minus a no minimum voucher, than you would using a no-minimum voucher during another sale.

Given the limited list of (routinely better discounted) products available for use with the voucher and PA's general sale practices, even stacking the two will likely land you where you pretty much might have been otherwise/cost-wise in a different sale/voucher setting. That said, my voucher expires 12/31/24.

I've been drooling over this one for a while. That said, I'm holding out in hopes it ends up getting better BF sale pricing after the upcoming release of his other new synth.

NI discount won't reappear at Black Friday. Soundtoys deal almost assuredly will. I own both FWIW and am glad I do.

It is rather pathetic.

https://www.ableton.com/en/shop/live/

At this point, I feel like a bit of a fool every time I purchase yet another reverb, but it is tempting to stay current with the bundle at this price. That said, how many reverbs can a person usefully own?

Waiting with intense anticipation on that Novum for less than $50 (someday) sale.

Phase Plant is a great place to spend time. Love that synth.

Having the same upgrade price for bundle owners is pretty disappointing.

This was the first vst I ever bought over a decade ago. Forgot all about it.

Everybody be cool-- it's the cops!

Agreed that the motivation and commitment is there. I'd just like to see it financially driven/supported by more customers coming on board.

This is true, but the lifetime updates with free addition of instruments was certainly a major selling point of MSF.