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This was a major blunder. The fact that it is locked to bitwig makes it simply another tier of bitwig. I am sure Bitwig owners thought they were paying update fee to remain at top tier.

This version is absolute trash. For the price, crispy tuner is much better and more comparable to full version of autotune. Even waves tune real time( on sale of course) is a much better option. The tuner in izotope nectar is even better.

I picked up j console. Been meaning to pick up forever but always passed. Hard to pass for $9.

I have to say that Bapu-hop is something that sounds interesting

Good point!

Good strings are hard to pass

I will probably regret passing on this but I am trying to reign in the gas

I hope they fixed how absolutely unstable product was. Although pro tools is absolutely garbage for midi production, if it is stable, this is a great way to learn pro tools for those with interest in working at/with studies that use PT.

I feel the same. Do i install aax versions again. Might be interesting

I found this interesting from Avid site: "Thirdly, unlike Pro Tools | First, all qualified third-party AAX plugins will run in Pro Tools Intro, opening up a huge number of paid and free plugins that you can use from the community of Pro Tools plugin developers. " People with a collection of plugins with aax versions suddenly have a usable free version of pro tools.

I picked up bass-mint for free. It's basically a combo of R-bass and bark of dog but minus the WUP

Trap has simple sound needs that make it an especially suitable genre for freeware. There are a lot of choices, but here are a few possibilities I swear by for freeware trap production: Synths Vital - Freeware wavetable synth on par with commercial synths. Simple interface with lots of free trap presets available. An alternative is Surge XT. Also free and actually more powerful but a bit more complicated. Instrument sounds Spitfire offers BBC Discovery for orchestral sounds. Small subset of their larger offerings but more than good enough for trap. Spitfire also offers their free labs series which has a wide range of traditional and not so traditional instruments. A few quality piano and keys. Ik multimedia - sample tank and syntronik free versions. The sounds are a bit thin compared to instruments like omnisphere, but they are fine for trap and you can always layer. Kontakt player includes some decent stock instruments ranging from band to vintage that are very usable. Drums Sitala is simple but free. For trap drums you typically need only snare, clap, closed and open high hats and a few perc sounds. Another option is MPC Beats. I find it more useful for boombap or griselda/alchemist type sample based beats but it really can be used for anything. It does have a higher learning curve but offers much more. Effects- the Meldaproduction free bundle covers tons In addition i recommend the tdr nova dynamic eq The airwindows plugins are as no frills as they get but excellent Freeclip by venn is also something useful for trap

Cool that they addressed a bug specific to Cake by Bandlab

I was hoping updating to NA2 would fix my preview issue

Nevermind. I just downloaded

I\m confused. it seems juts like mtron le

I'm kinda proud that I have not talked myself into buying FM8. $10 is such a no brainer, but for once "$10 is 5-6 tacos at taco truck" is winning out. The fact that neither of these freebies screams must have helps

Took me a second too.

Two distinct products.that link is to polyspace. They are giving away space

Nothing. it can be awkward for some though. the stock plugs sucked. at least in previous versions

I clicked it shortly after you posted. I thought maybe you posted too quickly. Looks like you are probably right

It shows $39 for me

Cakewalk as is was never going to be appealing to mac users enough to offset expense of conversion

I never minded that CW wasn't cross-platform. In my experience, Mac users that truly find a program useful will just buy a cheap pc . Tons of FL user did this for years and some still do since mac version can be a little odd.

I used to work for a herman miller dealer and one of the things I noticed is that people will sit in an aeron chair, not realizing that a reputable dealer is going to adjust chair so that it conforms to your exact body. It still may not be your preference, but you will have a much more accurate sense of what you are making decision based on.