Technostica

It seems a good way to add loads of instances of EQs, compressors etc to a large mix, whilst leaving the CPU free to handle the more demanding stuff. Although, I could upgrade my CPU, Mobo and RAM for less than this after selling current hardware and that appeals to me more. I'd rather get a much higher single core speed and double the cores, which is what I'd get doing that. With AMD seemingly announcing the Zen 5 chips in the week ahead, there are plenty of good deals on the first gen AM5 Zen 4 chips.

They also have a sale with their reaktor packs 60% off.

But the search facility at JRR is by far the worst I have ever seen, so a direct link is welcome. Not that I'm buying this, honestly!

Are these made from balsa wood? If you play like Cecil Taylor, it wouldn't last for a day.

Glitch over for the 3 posted here.

There’s a 30 day demo of the full version if you want to test it.

If you received 10 as part of a Magix bundle, any idea if they are currently allowing a grace period upgrade? I had a version years ago via Magix and that license didn't allow it, but I have heard other saying that it worked with version 9 and they were able to get 10 for free.

"Elevate your productions with our curated collection of 22 UAD plug-ins and instruments." That's a lot of gear for the bucks, deluxe or otherwise! Who can afford to use Waves these days! ? Although, they used to do great deals on Gold or Platinum in the past, which are much bigger bundles. Not that size is everything!

50+ taxes the last time I checked my account so this is lower. 30+ taxes is very cheap if you like this sort of thing.

50+ taxes the last time I checked my account so this is lower. 30+ taxes is very cheap if you like this sort of thing.

I recall, but it doesn't even appear to be on offer right now, at least for the full version.

When you are buying a bundle at Melda, if it includes any plugins you already own, they credit you based on the full price I believe. So it is generally better to buy them at Melda as you get 70% rather than 35%. But, there are plenty of Melda freebies that can be had for free or picked up via Knobcloud etc. If buying those, as long as you buy them at less than 35% of the full price, you’ll get the best deal when buying a bundle that includes them. I followed this strategy and picked up Complete for just over £300. Having that has satiated a lot of my GAS.

I logged into my account and the upgrade to M-TRON PRO IV from the free version was 40 + VAT.

70% of 50% = 35%.

I think it's only 35 percent via 3rd parties.

With tax included from both sources, it's cheaper for me to buy the Upgrade to Cube from Intro from PB and that's ignoring any perks buying at PB. This seems to be a common tactic of many developers.

Absolutely. The big sales like this one make them ridiculously cheap.

The 9th day anniversary since the last sale! Does anyone have more sales than these guys? They are near the top of the charts for sure.

Colossus Deposit: £7,000.00 Just don't ask me what that is in $. ? COLOSSUS AS100 CLASSIC: Price is £26,900 All prices quoted exclude VAT if applicable, import tax, if applicable. Also exclude delivery and packing crates where needed.

He shows that off in a video he did for Spitfire Audio a few years ago.

But does $93.93 equal £74 when going the other way! I don't know. I was using Sunday's PayPal rate and the £ v $ has been stable since then.

She's his wife.

I only look at it from my point of view and ignore the main market rates. Sunday I was paying 1 GBP = $1.2137 USD. So if I was buying something from Knobcloud costing $90, it would be £74.15. But if you had wanted to buy something from Knobcloud at the same time, that was listed at £74.15, I don't know if you would have paid $90. I don't know what the opposite exchange rate is.

Shipping, VAT, Import Duty and sometimes the couriers handling fees, make it rarely worthwhile. Plus there is the potential hassle of returning it! £74 is about $90 via PayPal rates. The io44 is only £9 less.

£74 at Amazon UK for the 24: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B098DDQ6PT/ Edit: Removed Amazon's extended URL which made it look as if it was a referral link.