Craig Fowler

Have you tried the scoring piano, PC? I in no way need another, but I don't have a Steinway B, and if the playability is really good, I could be tempted. But then I'm also tempted by the brushes...curse these finite funds!

It's not. They're permanently out of business.

They ceased trading last month/the one before. Lengthy VI:Control thead on it with confirmation.

Goldplate at $59 is a steal - it sounds beautiful!

That's a bummer - $79 for the TubeTech sounded too good to be true!

Just FYI, I think those prices are switched around ?

About time this wasn't UAD exclusive! I don't have a use for it, but I *really* want it!

In my view, absolutely! This is something I threw together in literally half an hour the night I bought the libraries just so I had something in the DAW that I could use to try out the smart delay. There are no keyswitches or anything here; the horns are just played in through my controller and the software does its thing. Sorry, volume is way too low, probably, but hopefully enough to give some sense of what the library can do with literally minimal effort or programming! FWIW, I don't find either library especially taxing on my system, but I haven't put them in any large projects. I honestly can't say enough about how much I love these libraries.

Ooooh!!! Their trumpet and sax libraries are *amazing*! My jaw actually dropped when I played things back with the smart delay.

I use the video editor regularly to put together video lectures for my job, and I like Movavi very much. It's pretty basic, I imagine, if you're used to doing serious video production. But for my purposes it's perfect - straightforward workflow, easy trimming of clips/fading/adding textboxes etc. It also exports video *really* fast, especially compared to the Magix stuff that I've used in the past (and picked up new versions of from Humble Bundle thinking it might have improved).

Tut tut, Yan, you unbeliever! [says someone who's never bought a Spitfire product]

Must. Resist! I really want the acoustic pack though!

@Fleer You piano floozy, you. You're setting a bad example.

A post on the VI:control says they've ceased trading, but that's not from a T&S staff member, just someone who says they've been checking out discussions on social media.

Heckuva nice freebie - the full Sasaki trumpet library this has links to is *excellent*, as is the Austin saxes!

Damnit, Larry. You got my hopes up thinking it was Viola time!

And in Bapu's defense, he basically serves as the Library of Congress for plugins.

Get off my hard drive!

You say this every time!

First, purely visual impression (from the Youtube still) is that it looks like Kontakt... I couldn't be less excited by this.

Yup, 'tis a goody!

The Hammersmith free piano from Soniccouture is probably the best of the free instruments that I've picked up, though I don't use it much. The Tokyo Dawn free versions are pretty spectacular!

I think if you have one of these the intro price for the long-awaited viola is $99...am looking forward to that!

Ya know, it's a VI that actually made me a better musician ?**piles on the pressure**

Modern U is as good as it gets, Fleer - go on, treat yourself ?