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Full Kontakt only https://soundiron.com/collections/best-sellers/products/desk-bell

The Soundiron sale just gone wasn't that appealing to me (Soundiron make very good libs, btw) as I already had a number of the libraries and the cost of buying the whole bundle (wasn't eligible to upgrade) was a bit too high. On this occasion I have no libraries in this bundle, so this looks quite interesting...

The older ones maybe - Legacy of Rock wants 180 GB for a complete install! ?

I dare you - buy Superior 3 and a couple of the newer SDXs, and tell me you still have space ?

Interesting... though I wonder whether this will still get support now that ROLI has ceased trading. It's replacement company (can't remember its name - begins with L) is alive and kicking, though it wasn't clear whether they'd support ROLI products.

IIRC, MODO bass came out first. They probably received feedback that grooves were good, and then decided to add that feature to their newer products instead. Being modelled, I bought MODO drum thinking that IK would/could easily add new kits and tools (e.g. brushes); think about how many different sounds Modartt can get out of their Pianoteq engine - piano variants, glockenspiels, steel drums, marimbas. I suppose the cymbals in MODO drum (being sampled) present a challenge though.

Yes, but the aim is to not need to use it (your performance will end up being bad, as Jim mentioned). If you find all your RAM being used up, it might be an idea to bounce some tracks down to disk.

It's probably(?) to check for new versions - there's a popup that lets you know if there's an update that comes up every now and then.

If you really want to manage it yourself, I think I read that it should be 2.5 times the size of your RAM (it was a while ago, so could be completely wrong on this.) I think overall, it's best if you just let Windows manage it for you. Assuming you're using an SSDs for your Windows partition/drive, it will want to put it on the same drive (if it's managing it for you). Ideally it should go on your fastest drive, as the page file is what your computer will use in place of memory if you run out - put it on a slower drive and things are going to start feeling horribly slow when it's being used. However, whether it will use the page file is another question, and will depend on what you're doing. If you're loading lots of large sample libraries, you're more likely to run into memory problems; if you're dealing mostly with recorded audio, you shouldn't have too many problems.

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Just got an email to say vouchers expire soon - September 26 - 11:59 PM California Time Looks like there might be a special sale coming at the end of the month?

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Thanks - I'm not a bassist, but I'll definitely consider it for running bass VIs through.

Any suggestions for the second part of this deal (i.e. any amp/s for $29.99 each)? I've previously picked up the Fuchs amps and the ENGL 646/765.

Just to mention another deal highlighted above, Artifact (for Ambition) sounds lovely!

They're not sampled - they're modelled, meaning a tiny disk footprint too (though slightly higher CPU usage). For best results (though not a requirement), you might consider getting a MIDI breath controller.

Can't say I have I'm afraid. It's probably because T+S is UK based, and their deal with Audio Modeling was restricted to that region. US based shops should be cleared to sell within the US though - best to check, but I think it'll probably be ok.

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I was interested, but they don't accept PayPal

Translation: someone tripped and face-planted the road

Electronic drums in pop songs aren't generally known for multi-layer dynamics. Put it this way: you've got a library of pretty good sounding pop drums (albeit probably single dynamic, as per the target music genre), and some MIDI patterns for fairly cheap - a typical MIDI pack might cost that much.

Any particular reason?

Kinda looks like Chromaphone, but with a UI specialised for their controllers. The video features other controllers too, though it looks like the Touché gets special treatment.

Looks very similar to Chromaphone. I wonder how much they actually differ.