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Hi Zo This isn't going to fix anything, but might give more insight on the problem. If you press Win+R to get the Run dialog and then type certmgr.msc, you should get the Certificates manager. On the left panel you should see a folder called Trusted Root Certificate Authorities. Inside that folder should be another folder called Certificates. If you click that, you should see all your trusted root certificates on the right panel. Do you see USERTrust TSA Certificate Authority in there? If so, has it expired?

With the current Summer of Sound sale, a Komplete (standard) update is £84.50 https://www.native-instruments.com/en/products/komplete/bundles/komplete-12/pricing/

Thanks for library @rasure - sounds really good.

If they already owned Kontakt and knew the ins and outs, I don't see why this would be a bad idea, though I realise this isn't the case in this scenario. I've never made any instruments but from what I've read, the scripting available in Kontakt is far more advanced, meaning that more realistic-sounding instruments can be made

They did so on one year - the very next day after I decided to use a $22 e-voucher to get that much off the full price (because the first buy is never discounted, right...). Not complaining (too much) though, it's a great sampler for my usages. YMMV. That's because you need an (expensive) license to make a Kontakt Player instrument. For someone making something and giving it away for free, it doesn't make much sense to buy a license. Files for full Kontakt don't need a license, but can only be opened in full Kontakt.

You get a far wider range of libraries for Kontakt than you do for SampleTank though. That said, the thing I do wish Kontakt would do is to make its audio routing more intuitive...

Thanks husker - I had seen that, but didn't read it carefully enough; I was copying the presets to the place where snapshots would usually go.

Does anyone have this working in Kontakt 6.2.2? The instrument loads, but it doesn't seem to find any sounds other than the default ones (and I definitely have GBs of samples in the Samples folder)

Not me, but it looks like Sam Fisher from the Splinter Cell series has

https://www.timespace.com/blogs/offers/weekend-deal-70-off-zero-g-inspiring-guitars-kontakt-instrument

It was a little while ago... maybe I'm confusing Obelisk for another plugin that gave me GAS

Thanks for the detailed write-up Piotr. I was thinking that if I was to go for the AmpleSound route, I'd probably wait for their Winter sale

In the meantime, you could always create a symbolic link https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/mklink

I was interested in this a while ago but got put off because someone said that the plugin startup time was quite long. Is this (still?) the case?

Hey Piotr - have you tried both (EZ Bass/Amplesound basses)? I'm potentially interested in getting one (not sure which one yet) and was interested in hearing a few opinions.

Maybe they meant it to mean not-shampoo; like how asymmetrical means not-symmetrical ... Still doesn't make sense... oh well...

I'm confused - do you want a man, or some men?

I mentioned Tapedesk as it's got a mixing-console emulation part (in addition to the tape emulation part)

The demos of Ascend sound pretty good. Anyone have experience of it, compared to other piano libraries?

Has anyone compared CTC-1 with other plugins in the same category, e.g. Overloud's Tapedesk? The convenience of a single plugin instance instead of one on each channel seems like a fairly big plus-point, but how's the sound/CPU usage?

Big Beautiful Door looks interesting - am I right in thinking that it's the 'bigger' version of Gatey Watey? i.e. Big Beautiful Door can do everything that Gatey Watey can and more?

Are there any uses that this is particularly good for?

Apparently yes, for $279.99 http://www.passportmusic.com/products/encore/buy-encore-now/