Per Christian Frankplads

I upgraded to their Music Creation Suite (all of their products) early October. And even though the grace period for adding new products after that to my account only lasts a month, after emailing them they STILL gave me these three new synths for free. What a nice company!

The plugin itself is permanently free. The expansions cost money, though.

Not really, Space Delay itself is small. To preserve space, just (manually) delete all the other T-Racks plugins after installation. It's a bit annoying, but easy to quickly do after you update the package every now and then.

And if you need inspiration, check out Jeff Mills playing a TR-909 live with exceptional mastery: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLtnbR9H48I Taken from his 2015 double DVD set "Exhibitionism 2": https://www.discogs.com/master/917303-Jeff-Mills-Exhibitionist-2

I would be surprised if they fulfill that order, since it was an error...

Always free: https://www.deniseaudio.com/plugins/slappy

Actually €299 from V8 to V11 isn't that bad. You get: • Acid V • Augmented Series: Augmented BRASS, GRAND PIANO, MALLETS, STRINGS, VOICES, WOODWINDS, and YANGTZE • CP-70 V • JUP-8000 V • MiniBrute V • MiniFreak V • Pure LoFi • Synthi V • SynthX V That's a lot of sound power.

1) Apparently it's still CPU hungry, but I didn't notice on my Mac Studio M3 Ultra. 🙃 2) I actually don't know. I thought it was just one license, but it seems I still have the iLok license not activated, while registering it to my Mac Studio and having it work there.

So, I just pulled the trigger on iZotope Equinox for $39.20 via my loyalty offer. It'll be my main reverb going forward. Here’s why that made sense — maybe it'll help someone else debating the same. - WHAT IT IS: * Equinox is iZotope's new flagship reverb, replacing Exponential Audio's Stratus 3D, Symphony 3D, R4, Nimbus, PhoenixVerb, and even Neoverb. * It's the only one that's fully Apple Silicon native and officially supported. * It's Dolby Atmos–ready, supports up to 9.1.6, and runs great in Logic Pro. - WHY I BOUGHT IT: * I already own 40+ reverbs: Eventide, PSP, Valhalla, Waves, Arturia, IK, Relab, etc. * But none of them combine: - Clean modern sound - Native Atmos support - Apple Silicon optimisation - Clear GUI and workflow - Freeze, modulation, tilt EQ, unmasking - 1250+ presets At this price, it’s cheaper than coffee and pastry. And worth mastering. - MY STRATEGY — ANCHOR + COLOUR: * Equinox is my new anchor: the one reverb I’ll learn and trust for all mix work. * The rest are colour tools: Blackhole, Supermassive, Wires, SP2016, etc. * I now mix with one trusted core verb — and add spice when needed. - FUTURE-PROOF? PROBABLY: * Unless iZotope makes a "Neutron 6 Atmos AI Verb Matrix", Equinox is it. * Even if something better comes out, I’ll still be mastering this one. - TL;DR: If you’ve got the loyalty price, and want one future-ready flagship reverb — grab Equinox. Use the rest for colour. This is the one I’ll be learning inside and out. (co-written by OpenAI 4o)

How does it compare to other bass instruments, like Modo, etc.?

Solution for all such problems: Your invoice address must always be in a VAT-exempt country. I use Gibraltar and the address for my country's consulate there. No VAT!

So far I've blatantly stolen their plugins, since they make it possible. But if I start making money from music AND use their stuff more, I'll actually buy their licenses.

FYI, the discount code really is as long as it's written in the members area: You have to write the whole word there, not just the small letters at the end.

The following products are available for free: * dearVR PRO 2 (native Apple Silicon support) * dearVR MIX * EXOVERB * EXOVERB MICRO * MIYA * dearVR SPATIAL CONNECT * dearVR MICRO * dearVR AMBI MICRO * dearVR UNITY It's a 3.1 GB download.

I have V3, and I'm offered $149 as an upgrade price to V5. Therefore I'm tempted to just buy this upgrade from V4 to V5 for just $49, in case the code from PB works to upgrade my V3 anyway: https://www.pluginboutique.com/product/81-Bundles/58-Instrument-Bundles/14325-KORG-Collection-5-Upgrade-from-v4 Did anyone ever successfully pull something like this off with a Korg upgrade?