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Read Helen Keller audio and was thoroughly confused for a second.

Well f-ck me. I decided against it last night and bought it this morning in a sleepy half-coma. You f-cks.

$75 loyalty

Any good? At this price point it better be the best.

Worst glitch ever

Sounds more like cork, tbh.

It’s a way to make users pay for upgrades that should be free and should have been released like two years ago. I have ditched Boz products despite loving some of them because I basically consider them abandonware. And if somebody intends starting a Windows/Mac discussion now, please just STFU, nobody cares it works fine on Windows.

Feeling a sudden regret for all the things I have ever said about IK.

Leave my wife out of this!

Well, anyone have an IK account with like 500 jam points? ?

Oh yeah, don’t get me wrong, these are some of the best sounding synths on the market, particularly PolyKB and PolyM, but I've had crashes, random noise bursts and just generally things not working in all of them, SynX and StiX being by far the worst. Hell, I've paid $99 for SynX and it's literally unusable right now. Not sure if they will ever really fix anything or just grab a couple of deep sales money bags and ride off into the sunset.

StiX VST3 is buggy as all f-ck. Like all their VST3s, really.

I'm on a 1 TB MBP and I need VST3, AAX and AU so that's like 1.5 GB for each of their plugins. Also, all of them are algo verbs so they really should be tiny but apparently the guy sucks at encoding graphics or whatever.

Installed… and deleted again after seeing the filesize, like all Relab products.

Somebody on VI-C asked them and they responded it wasn’t planned anytime soon and looks like NI is stepping away from doing this with small devs.

But, but… it has pretty little dots!

OMG. I absolutely do not need this, but that price is insane.

I'd pay 10 times that for this one.

Better sound and lower CPU than the UAD Hitsville.

Funny, I literally just ordered a dongle 5 minutes ago.

I'm not sure what I hate more: PA marketing or the "plugins shouldn't cost more than $29 lol“ mentality. That's a piece of software that someone or multiple people likely spent tens of thousands of hours on, paid and unpaid. If you can't afford $99+ plugins, fair enough, I understand, but don’t act like the world owes you $29 plugins.

They only count recent purchases. You can own literally 100% of their lineup and not get vouchers if you didn’t spend a certain amount in the past 12 months or so.

It's during the checkout process right under the credit card info. Should say something like "exchange rate options“ and then you select your credit card company instead of Pal and save like 5%. And yes, AFAIK this is only possible with credit cards and not with bank transfers so that might be the reason you’re not seeing it.

It’s useful as an "I wonder what this will try to do“ kind of tool, but I pretty much never leave it on for the final result. Like basically all tools of its kind.

That’s still worse with taxes than the regular JRR price. Bit of a shame.