Kirean

Shows up here: https://polyversemusic.com/products/wider/

Audio Plugin Deal's also has a few of them in their shop for less if you've got the proper space bucks: https://audioplugin.deals/?s=dark+intervals&post_type=product&dgwt_wcas=1 And despite the offer running out some time ago, I think you can still buy the 'Complete Bundle' for 69 USD: https://audioplugin.deals/product/the-everything-bundle-by-dark-intervals/

In case some are wondering, key provided is normal and not NFR.

Duplicate - Delete Original post here: Melda's MTurboEQ available at Audio Plugin Deals for $33 (normally 149e/160usd) Plugin: https://www.meldaproduction.com/MTurboEQ Deal: https://audioplugin.deals/product/mturboeq-by-meldaproduction/

Anyone got a 75 code they might part way with so I can finally get Kirchhoff-EQ?

That's surprising considering this forum is a supermassive financial blackhole.

How were you able to transfer the licence? To me they said I was SOL since I hadn't linked my Office key to a Microsoft account before installing Office (and that I'd be SOL in case I reinstalled Windows too).

Not interested in the plugins per se, but I do hate webshops where you need to click the item page open to see the actual price of items.

Got my refund today from Native for the cancelled Maschine order. I didn't send them any emails myself to initiate it. In Order History on Native's site, the order says 'Shipped'. Maybe they ought to add 'Cancelled & Refunded' as an option for their system.

Was around 200 euros w/ taxes.

Just got the email about my Maschine order: The order is still 'In Progress' in the account and no refund has been initiated that I can see.

Someone posted this in VI Control: Supposedly posted somewhere in Native's forums but couldn't find it myself with a quick glance. Found the source: https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/92184/#Comment_92184 So hardware buys : Nay Software buys: Yay Should have bit on that Jade Ethnic Orchestra thing

Nothing like that happening to me.

Adobe pulled a similar stunt some years ago with the old Adobe Creative Suite's authentication servers (CS2/3/4). They had a tiny time frame when you could contact them for a key + special installer for your paid software to keep using them (in case you lost your installation or whatever and had to reinstall). They didn't even advertise or send emails to their customers about it. If you missed the chance, you were -- and are -- crap out of luck. All the Adobe fan boys were like "Yeah, don't expect software to work forever." Hopefully the audio community is a bit more vocal about anti-consumer BS.

Does that include the bathroom or do you drop different kinds of beats there?

The longer they wait, the harder pulling the plug becomes. Maybe with hardware, since they haven't shipped anything (yet?), they'd probably have the best case scenario on going "oops, we had wrong prices. Apologies." With digital goods that were already delivered and activated, the line becomes a crap on murkier. Having worked around some similar, but way smaller scale stuff before in a different field, I think one question they're mulling over is the 3rd party sales and what their contracts say about responsibilities in their own supposed screw ups. As one might remember, the Impact Soundworks sale sometime ago revealed some peculiarities in their symbiosis with Native's platform and I doubt 3rd party sellers are keen to pick up the bill for someone else's mishaps. Yet, the bigger question is how didn't a company as big as Native pick up the supposed problem faster? And if they did, how did they not hit the kill switch sooner? Surely they'd have indication and alarms on servers getting unusually hammered and orders coming in at record paces.

I'd assume there's no way you'll end up without your money and without your product. Also the discount was ~67% which isn't that outrageous or a clear indication of a "pricing error". Quite often sales in the industry seem to be 50-75% easily. I also feel like that in EU pricing errors usually have to be really obvious, as there's many cases where the rulings have been in the customer's favor.

Shhh. Don't jinx it. Head in sand, head in sand.

Looking at the prices, many things were at historical lows and they were selling their top-end keyboards for ~400 euros (cheapest at the moment is 900-1000 euros), I'd say that's probably what it was. Really bummed out I wasn't fast enough to snatch a few more Kontakt libraries on the "cheap".

As much as it pains me... probably for the better they stopped the fun. Got a lot of things I've been wanting crossed off and the bank account was already screaming at me.

Seems like they fixed the pricing. Was just in the process of buying Jade Ethnic Orchestra for 190

Yeah. Albeit, I'm already tapped out. This is like Black Friday come early.

****. The keyboards are out of stock!

Upgrade prices seem to be the same as they've been since 10 released.