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So ... it can slow down my samples? Is that all? What's the advantage over just warping it right inside my sampler?

So true. Buying an Arturia MiniLab MKII, which had Ableton Live Lite bundled with it for free was one of my best decisions. In the end I upgraded to standard and then to suite. But even with the Lite version you can already do quite a lot. Plus, it makes me more confident to work with a DAW that is being used in like half the demos and tutorials on the internet.

Oh, I didn't realize ? Anyway, someone bought the four items together.

Am I allowed to advertise here that I am willing to sell DCO-106 and Polymode for €3.50 each? Or is that against the forum rules? The thing is, I bought the bundle to get Eight Voice and Mercury-4, but I already have the other two. I also already had Mixcraft and Pianissimo. For 7€ you can have all four, Mixcraft, Pianissimo, DCO-106 and Polymode together.

True. Even if you include the transfer fee, it'd be cheaper to get them on KnobCloud.

They're just giving people time to buy new hard drives.

SlapAsSound offers a free sound effects instrument: SFX1. It contains quite a lot of sound effects. SFX2 offers even more, but isn't free. You get it cheaper with the coupon code todayforyou ($39 instead of $99). Then there are some freebies that aren't listed on the website, for some reason. I only know them from the newsletter. The latest is SynthaX. The newsletter says "This unique instrument primarily features synthesized sounds, including some impressive bass patches, air bells, pluck, vox etc." Then there's X Vibe. Quote: "This VST features a variety of mallet instruments, including xylophones, marimbas, bells, vibraphones and more." And finally Guitarox. "it's all about guitars – no drums or pianos here, just guitars in various forms." To keep up to date with new freebies from SlapAsSound, I recommend subscribing to the newsletter. The newsletters are fun, I like his style. SlapAsSound is Marko Karja from Estonia. He seems to be a nice guy.

Now this is awkward. I never listen to western music on Spotify. Never. And Spotify never suggests it to me in my weekly mixtape. But now suddenly I got two suggestions. Probably a cookie thing. Still, spooky. Or is it a new trend and El Diablo is an early adopter/trendsetter? One of the two suggestions actually isn't that bad. "West 64" by Thomas Vent. It mixes Western music with Hip Hop beats.

Here's the list of instruments included in SampleTank 4 MAX v2: https://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/include/st4/soundlist/SampleTank_4_MAX_v2_Instruments.pdf It's really A LOT! The chances of finding some rare instruments there might be better there than with Komplete.

€28.76 for me. List Price is €41.65 $50 must be a typo

https://pluginomat.com/product/shimmer-light-by-vicious-antelope/ 50 presets for Pigments. Can also be used with Analog Lab, of course, if you don't have Pigments. YouTube video:

What made you dig out this old thread?

Black Octopus has some, but they're not cheap https://blackoctopus-sound.com/product/basement-freaks-presents-spaghetti-western-psychedelia/ https://blackoctopus-sound.com/product/western-mariachi-balkan-bundle/

This album might be suited for that genre: https://sounds.loopcloud.com/product/9271

What I imagine how it went: AudioDeluxe: "Yo, TAL, it's my 13th anniversary, can you give me a discount to celebrate it?" TAL: "Sure, how about 13% because it's the 13th anniversary" Hours later: TAL: "WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?! I meant 13% OFF!"

One thing that I hate about the audio software industry is that you can never tell a really good deal from a price error. When something is very cheap but you don't instantly get the license, there's always this fear that it was an error and you won't get it in the end. I've never experienced that anywhere else. Only audio software.

Works here. Are you using VPN? If yes, try without VPN.

That's just a question though, not a statement I've watched that video too. That video is the reason why I bought Total EQ in January. But I haven't really used it. I usually use Ableton Live's stock "EQ Eight" out of habit and convenience (it's not bad and usually is all I need) and if I want more, I'd use Kirchhoff. So in the end, for me, it was a bit of a waste of money to get Total EQ. Was super-cheap though - around 2€ - , so it doesn't matter that much.

I got it as part of a bundle once. I just tested it briefly. The presets didn't bring any results that I liked. It might have potential though. But it's not for me.

Some of the people who bought the TAL products have been waiting for their serial for more than 13 hours and still haven't received theirs.

I feel sorry for him but I think his aggressive begging drove more people away from his business than the pandemic. The first thing I read about Wusik was that he spams people. That was before I even knew anything about his plugins and what kept me from buying from him thereafter.

True. I've read good things about some of the plugins. Normalizer and ThirtyOne were recommended to me. I use MultiFreqs from time to time.

I'll give the demo a try. Sale ends in 11 days, so for once I won't do an impulse buy.

Is it worth getting Kuassa amps if I already have bx_rockrack, Guitar Rig 6 Pro, AmpliTube 5 MAX and Bias FX 2 Standard? Better quality? Different features?