Anxiousmofo

I had emailed to get my thank you coupon and ended up with that and a 20% first time coupon. That brought it down to like $6.50-something with the Pultec code. I snoozed on it to help my son get ready for school and when I went back and they had pulled to 20% coupon from my cart.  Dang! Now it's 9 bucks more.

Loving the gratis presets but I wish they would show within the preset list in Hyperion, as well. 

32 minutes ago, Canopus said:

When comparing the manual for Synth Anthology 3 to that of Synth Anthology 4, SA3 has 132 synths vs 200 for SA4. Also, SA3 has about 3,700 presets, compared to just over 5,000 for SA4. As a result, SA3 requires 15GB of disk space, whereas SA4 requires 21GB.                      

I have SA3 and will keep it. Regardless any potential enhancements and being offered the update for €49, I hate the new four-shades-of-gray UI of SA4.

Thanks.  I hadn't yet looked at the manuals, but it seems they would want to emphasize the new sounds  content more in their ad copy. I appreciate the info.

To the extent this makes SA more MPE friendly and less MPE-setup-cumbersome in Falcon, that alone makes the update worthwhile to me.

Yuck on the timing of this release after I just blew a bunch of cash.

Can anyone tell what, if any, new sound/synth content is included since v3?  I see a lot on new feature/structure updates, but the new sounds part is escaping me.

1 hour ago, Nick Blanc said:

I didn't see the option to install the content for the piano elsewhere, so I didn't bother to install it. I have piano's, a lot. I'm sure this one won't be missed.

FWIW, the installer gave me the option on the piano content and even suggested several different drives, including showing the available space on each. Windows 10.

Impossible to pass on that with the coupon stack. 

Now I need to stay away from here for a while. Heh. 

I was too busy when I demoed Opal a while back and really only played with presets. I was underwhelmed at the time. Now that I have a license and have started building my own patches I'm quite impressed. 

Solid deal all around. 

I got the offer and caved. Great deal but now I should sell some other gear to compensate for my impulsiveness, I reckon. 

Thank you.  Jumped on this. 

I'll be more interested when they add MPE.

8 hours ago, MusicMan said:

What are your thoughts on ringmod so far?

I really quite like it.  Brilliant on drums.  I haven't really put it through its paces on other sources yet. The drive/saturation is very pleasing and I feel you can really tune it to behave just as desired.  It's a steal for $9.99.

Dang, just bought that ringmod the other day. 

Might get $10 worth of RC-20 presets to grab this.  Those could  actually be useful, I reckon.

Great deal.  I'd jump if I hadn't already bought most of this stuff several times over during the last 30 years.

I own 4 of the 10 and got a 20 off voucher. No thanks. I have most of the rest in Falcon, to boot.  

Love me some Unify. 

It appears I was a moment too slow checking out. Dang!

nice offering. 

Definitely one of my most used plugs. Love it. 

I didn't use this code and I sympathize/relate with everyone who is trying to get by, but it would seem to me that profits from customer sales that otherwise might not have occurred at the list price are still profits-- not losses.

Dang, I wish my upgrade prices looked like some reported here. MComplete is still over 500 for me. 

I added the two free guitars to cart and went to check out. At that point it prompted me to add the amp to cart for $30. I did so. When you try to continue checkout it then says "invalid payment method" because there is a non-free product in the cart. This is when you login. Then add the two codes. Price should now be zero. Check out. 

it may prompt you to add the amp for 30 again. Don't as you already have it in cart. 

After some trial and error I managed to check out for $0. Not a bad start to Father's Day. Thanks!

Always wanted to try the Murf. Nice price! Let's see how stupid I get after some wine this evening.

Anyone know if it covers the Murf AND Bass Murf (both previous hardware) territory?

Trying to think positively about this, I thought how nice it would be if it led to a proper Iris 3,  Especially so given NI's recent deficit in generating new standalone synth content. 

I hope this goes better than the Loop Loft acquisition-- the one where all support utterly disappeared.