Kirean

Don't think the 60% code works anymore. SV30 saves 30%.

Well, VSTBuzz re-opened and as expected the deals are.. not as epic as their advertisement promised: https://vstbuzz.com/ Plus now you need to click on the deals to see the price. As they say: "Not with a bang but a whimper."

404 - Not Found. Kinda expensive Edit: nevermind, Works now.

Thanks ya'll. Also in the other thread I got the impression that they don't really trust their paying customers with activation/drm either so I'll live, even without their plugins.

No email for me. However, are these worthwhile even if one has Pigments, Falcon etc?

I bought the $1 tier just to test. Only got WAV files.

Codemeter is a blight. If only Virharmonic stopped using it as well.

Yeah. Got it a year ago when it was ~30 bucks. At 15 it's an extreme steal.

Guess I got lucky with the pricing then as well. Nice. Once I'm through my dayjob freelance stuff, it's time to shine and create the most complete and deeply sampled fart instrument ever.

Nah, not yet. Just figured that things are often more complicated than they initially seem. I'm sure you'll figure it out though.

You can also create a new instrument when you record the sighs and gasps you make as you try to figure it all out.

All I see is ~100 bucks with owning Smarteq 4

If companies are using their own auth servers, the minimum should be to have a feature where you can manage the licence online (deactivate/etc). But yeah, I'd consider changing DRM a shady move and worth raised eyebrows unless it actually and truly benefits the consumer (ie. making it easier by removing online activation etc). It should not reduce the user's options and chances to use the software. And by default, if a company is stopping support for a software they should do all in their power so that those who have bought it can continue to use and will be able to do so in the future with the current or similar configuration (within reason).

Those with Musio 1 (perpetual), have you been able to download the new electric cello? Edit: Nevermind. Apparently had to upgrade the program to get to use em.

Too true. I really don't want another installer on my computer to increase the bloat. Especially if they don't allow you to select where to install them and especially if they install **** on random folders in the systems drive anyway. Just let me download the plugin, install it where I want, keep it contained and control the activation from the web (or better yet, just make it a simple serial without draconian online checks and hardware prints or having to email the developer to deactivate or reset the activations.) Not that I'm constantly activating/deactivating plugins anyway but if I were to do a system reset and start clean, the process of uninstalling/deactivating/etc is gonna be a major pain and a timesinker.