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Some deals that might be worth checking out, in my opinion: Proclethya Synth Bundle for $12.99 I've seen it for that price before but never lower. I bought it for the same price once. I think the synth isn't bad. 1 year Beat subscription for $24.99 (Probably just the PDF issues, but still, you get a lot of freebies with a Beat subscription) Maybe this one is interesting for @El Diablo : Black Octopus Live Instrument Sample Pack for $20, because it contains some sample packs that are well suited for western music.

You can't post this without the YouTube video!

Now I'm starting to think that I don't belong here ?

I like their interfaces

He's been a little more active on KVR lately though, made a new Synthmaster 3 thread in January, showing screenshots of the current progress, giving approximate release dates and all. He plans to release it between October and December. I don't think that he's been that specific about the planned release date before, or has he? I'm confident that it will really come out within the next few months.

You have me ravioling on the floor.

From the newsletter: "Our Preset Player VST AU AAX Synth now FREE until November! Dear newsletter subscribers, We have an exciting offer you can not miss: Our preset player synth, SynthMaster Player, is now FREE for a limited time (MSRP: $29). Being a ROMpler synth, SynthMaster Player includes limited editing functionality with 12 macro controls per preset. It comes with 2000 NKS compatible factory presets, and further 38 preset expansion banks are available for purchase from synthmaster.com website. Thank you supporting the development of our products! The KV331 Audio team"

They've got around 900 deals or so. There might be some gems hidden in there.

What I don't understand is, why are there so many shops that fail at sorting by price? I mean, how difficult can that possibly be?

Any recommendations?

More freebies (both links are direct download links - unfortunately there's no product page with demo tracks and such) "VOX is your next free VST instrument, featuring human voice samples, choirs, and some of my unique experimental "star voice" patches." VOX - free download __________ "Today, it's all about KEYROX. I'm quite certain you're familiar with those white and black keys – of course you are! So, if you're in need of keyboard instruments like piano, accordion, or organ, you've got it." KEYROX - free download

I had Iron 1 too and was so hoping for a nice upgrade price. I didn't expect them to sell it that cheap without an upgrade.

Finally, Iron 2 is mine ?

That was a little disappointing. Just four loops. The Ableton Live file has the same four tracks, three as MIDI files. And the instruments couldn't be loaded on Windows because they used the proprietary MAC format AU instead of VST3.

Their free sample packs are the best.

True, Scaler is a little complex and maybe too much if you just want to know what chord the MIDI is playing. But SongKey will only work on audio, whereas Scaler can detect the chords from audio and MIDI and will write each chord down into a chord progression if you use detect mode. In my experience, both, SongKey and Scaler fail to correctly detect a chord from audio fairly often.

Have you tried Scaler 2?

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I haven't heard of them before. But I've tried the free Orchid soundbank and tested it with some MIDI clips from Cymatics. I liked some of the results even more than the demo. I've added quite a few of the presets to my favs.

When in doubt, always ask our trusty friend musicsoftwaredeals.com The price history shows that it's not a hefty discount but more like a PA/Waves type of price policy.

Yes, but you can sell a redemption code. That's not a license transfer because the software has never been registered with an account. When you buy the bundle you get a redemption code, go to your account, enter that code and voila, the software is yours. But if you don't redeem it and give that code to someone else, the other person can redeem it. Cherry Audio has no way of telling if the person who redeemed the code is also the person who bought it. That's why you still find people sell Cherry Audio software on KVR and Knobcloud.

Thank you so much ??

It hurts sometimes to know that I won't get any medals for owning all those plugins. ?

Weren't you the one who said that NI Massive can be counted as a freebie because every focusrite user has it? If we can add Massive to the list of free instruments because it comes bundled with Focusrite, then why can't we apply the same logic to DAWs? ?