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I upgraded last night and it seems to be working fine. I'm on Windows 11.
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Quick follow-up - after countless emails to them without ever getting a response, they have refunded my PayPal payment. So thank you Ugritone... I wish you could have communicated with me, but finally, you have lived up to your "No questions asked" refund policy.
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I grabbed this package too... mostly for the Melda delay... and for $29 it has lots of fun stuff to fool with.
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I like the Ugritone drums, but I recently purchased their TRVE Cab bundle (an impulse response player and a collection of IRs). It does not work properly (weird beeping sounds and sliders that are too sluggish to use), so I emailed them about the problems. I didn't hear back from them, so I emailed them again. And again. And again. Yes - 4 times (and over the course of several weeks), and yet no response from their support email. Their website says they offer a "no-questions-asked" refund policy within 6 months of a purchase. In my emails to them I even said a store credit would be fine if they can't fix the problems. Does anyone know how to reach them other than their support email? I don't want to write a bad review, but maybe that's the only way to get their attention?
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I purchased RipX Daw a few months ago when they were running a sale. I haven't explored its many features, but I have found it fantastic for splitting parts into stems.
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Extremely stable and extremely CPU efficient. Didn't Bapu do a test a few years ago comparing various DAWS and found Reaper was the best CPU-wise? Just check it out and see if it's good for you - they give you a free 60 day trial.
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Click on the camera icon and then the display will change to the one shown with your Field Drum. Then you can set both the Output and the Midi channel - usually these would be set to the same number. Ideally, you should run one instance of Kontakt with multiple outputs - each instrument with its own Output and Midi channel.
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They offer a free 21 day demo so you can check it out. I am very impressed with it's stem extraction. No, not perfect, but better than any other product I've tried.
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Ujam will give you a free 30 day trial so you can check it out. I was pleasantly surprised. It's basically an interesting bunch of effects in an easy to use interface. Seems well worth the $19 price.
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Yeah, it's not free. I got the same offer as Menace for $79. I don't think I need this.
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Check out Chord Potion - it lets you hold a chord and it plays a pattern. It includes LOTS of patterns, many with randomization. There is also a demo so you can check it out: https://feelyoursound.com/chordpotion/
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I put 3 guitars in my cart (after logging into my account) and it came to $188 - about $63 per guitar. I think that's very reasonable for these high quality instruments.
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I listened to the demos.... I really hate the crackling sound. I would hope you can turn it off, otherwise I would never consider this product. (Is there some reason we cannot call something Lo-Fi without having the crackles?)