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Let me know how he replies please - I bought during the Black Friday week and would be interested to hear if there's a 'bundle upgrade' discount.

I'm not sure what gave me a bigger shock - seeing for the first time that Superior Drummer 3 needed 236 GB for a complete install, or that the Personal edition upwards of this reverb requires 140 GB of disk space.

I'm guessing this one's always free. There's a Hammersmith Pro, which is currently £89.50 (usual price £179) https://www.soniccouture.com/en/products/26-percussion/g49-the-hammersmith/

How many (computer display) monitors do you have to go with that beast?

Analog Lab V looks almost identical to Spotify...

They might not post them one-a-day, but each offer is marked with a date in their blog, and it seems that each offer is valid for about one week

I get the whole excitement of queuing for a free gift thing, but I think it's a bit weird that Sonokinetic are effectively asking to get DDoS-ed by legitimate customers hoping for a freebie. You would think they would either massively scale their web servers, or just lottery-email 500 (or however many) licenses to people who sign up.

Three possible explanations: It really isn't a deal a day The most recent deal is a bundle - it counts for at least one day They're taking it easy for a Sunday, and will post two deals tomorrow - they were a few days late on one of their November new-gift-every-Monday promotion

Did anyone get an upgrade offer?

I thought you were 'done' with orchestral libraries How do you get the discount? Do you have to email them?

40% off sitewide Includes new Cinebrass library: Horns of the Deep https://cinesamples.com/

Lets say I open up Plugin A and set it to 62% (and lets arbitrarily say it equates to 73ms); if I set the similarly named control on Plugin B also to 62%, would that also equate to 73ms? or does it differ by plugin? Sounds a bit like the concept behind the Blindfold EQ by AudioThing to me

First you need a piano, and an axe... then it's time for the hard bit...

Could someone explain what this means please?

Anyone looking for mallets should also check out HandHeldSound Scoring Mallets, currently on sale for $79 (not sure how much longer for) https://www.handheldsound.com/instruments/scoring-mallets/

While this is true, something to note is that if the prices were to stay the same, an upgrade from MPS 3 to (a currently hypothetical) MPS 5 would be MPS 3 - MPS 5 (skipping MPS 4) £257.00 MPS3 - MPS4 - MPS5: £171 + £171 = £342.00

I'm sure you already know this Pluto, but I just want to point out to others that according to their website, upgrades will be free; new products may or may not be free depending on future decisions.

Is the bx_townhouse worth the voucher price of $29.99? or should I just wait for something like mpressor?

Rather confusingly, I think what husker bought is called Cinematic Guitars Infinity, a 4 in 1 package with RRP $599.99 https://www.samplelogic.com/products/cinematic-guitars-infinity/ There's Cinematic Guitars Organic Atmospheres, normally $299.99 https://www.samplelogic.com/products/cinematic-guitars-organic-atmospheres/ Finally, there's a Cinematic Guitars Bundle for $849.98 https://www.samplelogic.com/products/cinematic-guitars-bundle/ So if you buy from both APD and Sample Logic, you can effectively get the (most expensive) bundle for $249.98 - approximately a 70% discount

Hmm... not sure a change of website changes whether or not the same binaries that are uploaded to it contain viruses... (or bugs for that matter)

Isn't that because you buy pretty much everything as soon as there's a sale on it? ?

Any idea how long the products will stay at base price for?

Don't think Kirk Hunter Virtuoso Ensembles has ever been priced so low

Dang... I forgot the coupon again...

I only just picked it up today so haven't really had time to go through it. My initial impressions are that they sound nice, but if the instruments are going to be upfront in the mix, I'll probably swap them out for other libraries; if they're more background 'padding', I might leave them in. My opinion might change once I play with the library a bit more though.