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Does anyone know if they addressed CPU issues?

@Starship Krupa that is why i think the product was kind of a friendly spite offering. The one thing that would give this the most value is if the interfaces worked exactly like the products being emulated.

My Pro's for buying: Melda products almost always punch above their weight class. Great price I have achieved curves almost identical to much costlier products My Con's against buying: The controls are not 1:1 emulation of controls of products emulated. Odds are good you have similar emulations already A value isn't a value if you don't actually use it I'm pretty sure this plugin is the core Melda algorithm re-skinned out of tongue and cheek spite. The founder's interviews and comments about emulation makes me think he's not a fan. There is not a setting that cannot be nulled in mautodynamic eq

The upgrade without any code is about 139 without a code

I think elements of what scaler does are present in multiple products, but firmly believe that it straddles the line between music theory and creation tool better than most. It's useful not only for hacks or beginners but is awesome for knowledgeable people who want assistance with things like modal interchange experiments. I think Ripchord sounds better when playing live chords but it doesn't do snything else. Instachord is better at guitar parts for live playing ( if you have the patience to dive deep), but WA production has done a terrible job of showing how it works in any genre outside of EDM. Captain plugins integrate complementary parts in a simpler way better than scaler but the generated parts themselves are meh. Scaler sits in a sweet spot to me.

Every company is different. Reach out to customer service. I have had reps look at what I owned and received free upgrades to bundles.

Hmmm i should probably check that

Acid ser the foundation for products like Ableton and pretty much the way all DAWs handle loops. Almost everyone bragged of supporting Acidized files

Vega offers amazing value. I love that it has a version of mocha and that it has always had features that were similar to After Effects.

There was a time I would have jumped on this. Sound forge was the first audio software I learned to use well. Ironically ( and mods please let me know if this is a violation since i am just sharing experience with company and not encouraging) . How I obtained software is a funny story. I had a won a contest for creating sample loops . Sonic Foundry was one of the sponsors. They interviewed me and during the interview it was revealed that I was not a legal owner of the Sound Forge software I used. They were pretty chill about it and said a lot of their best customers started that way. They offered me a lite version with a generous offer to update to pro. I bought pro and upgraded every year until the Magix acquisition. One of my prizes was the first version of Acid Pro. I used Vegas professionally for awhile because it had hands down the best audio editing features of sny video editor. In addition it was easy to use and never crashed. I have a version of sound forge that I got from Humble Bundle a few years ago, but I rarely use. My nostalgia tempts me but I own Davinci Resolve Studio and stand alone sound editors are just not as necessary. This is still a great deal.

The three also includes Vegas

All three were Sonic Foundry

In a world where over-layered libraries create horrific mix issues, ST manages to sit in mix better than most romplers. I still hate the organization, but at this price it is quite useful.

Bass Master is on sale for only $10. ALL of the expansions are on sale as a bundle for only $12. Bass Master is a steal at this price. https://www.pluginboutique.com/product/1-Instruments/70-Expansion-Packs/6684-Bass-Master-Complete-Expansion-Pack-Bundle?_gl=1*r4hqhp*_up*MQ..*_ga*NDY5Mjg0MjIzLjE3MzQxMTI5Njc.*_ga_33HHXGVSQG*MTczNDExMjk2Ni4xLjEuMTczNDExMjk3Ni4wLjAuNDY3NjUxNTIz

A few of us have been begging Cakewalk for this forever. The closest they came was Cyclone, which was a decent junglist tool released a little late. The rest of sampler attempts were complete whiffs. I do have some hope since the sampler in the bandlab site/app is decent.