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Cheaper already. You can now get it for $14.95 with PLUGOWEEN5. They also have a few other romplers quite cheap. You could get Prodigious for $4.95, for example (with that code).

@MusicMan already mentioned that on the 1st of September. You should receive an upgrade offer from Audiomodern with a coupon code that reduces the price for the full version of Looopmix from €69 to €45. If you don't get that email, you can have my code. I'm not planning to buy the full version. At least not for €45. It looks like a good plugin, but I hope to find it cheaper somewhere one day.

UADTUESDAY works for me too. But PULTEC50 doesn't work anymore.

Or better yet, try to buy a different product from a different company.

I know. The current issue of Beat magazine has an article about how to use AI for vocals, including how to feed AI with voices. But you need the permission to use someone's voice.

I want his voice as an instrument.

True. I got most of their software for free, also tons of MIDI packs. The good thing is that they don't have any licensing system, so as long as you have the installers or vst files and folders, you can still use them.

Intro price was $19.95 Knowing New Nation they'll offer it for that price again. And even cheaper.

Awesome. Thank you ?

I have Huracan and got the discount. But I got it free, so I never spent any money in their shop. Maybe that makes a difference.

I was already logged in when I tried the code, so I don't know if it would have worked otherwise. I have one more idea: it might be location-based. Try using VPN and select Germany as location, for example.

Maybe it works when you use this link from the newsletter

Okay, one last idea: delete all cookies for the website, then try again. Or try a different browser. Edit: Sorry, I realise that you've already done that

Are you logged in? Maybe it only works when you're logged in so the system knows that you haven't used the code yet.

Have you tried removing both and adding them again?

Works for me too now. And it did reduce the price to $9.99. You have to scroll down to see the discount. At the top it says: But further down you see:

@Carl Ewing thanks, that was very insightful. I only started getting interested in music production two years ago as a hobbyist and wasn't aware how quickly perpetual licenses might become obsolete/deprecated/abandonware. Now that I have read your post I'm considering switching to subscriptions, for the first time ever. What are the most attractive audio subscriptions?

Let's assume that they'll fix it and get the code to work. What's the number one instrument you'd recommend? And what are your thoughts on MNTRA? Is this a deal one shouldn't miss? I know sometimes you get some of their instruments for free.

You can't create your own patterns in Scaler though, can you? I believe it only lets you select from a myriad of pre-existing patterns/phrases/performances, but you can't modify them or create your own from scratch. That's where tools like phrasebox and EON arp come in handy.

It has a swing slider though. I assume that will "un-quantize". And you can automate the velocity. And if everything fails, you can probably export the generated MIDI and use the tools that your DAW offers, like either adjusting the notes manually or in Ableton Live you could apply a Groove, for example. I don't know what this is called in other DAWs but I believe most have something equivalent. I'm quite happy with EON Arp though, which seems quite similar and was available for free once.

I believe the only difference between Intro and the full version is that the full version has more presets. Intro has around 500 presets, Analog Lab around 2,000. So the only question is, do you want to pay 39€ for 1,500 presets? If you have Analog Lab Intro and Pigments, you might get the V Collection on Black Friday for 150€. That's the offer that I got last Black Friday. That includes Analog Lab and over 30 synths, with a total of more than 14,000 presets, if I remember it correctly.

The issue might be your browser's autocomplete. Since the login for Izotope is now at https://auth.native-instruments.com, your browser might fill in your username and password from Native Instruments rather than Izotope.

Again a coupon code that I won't use myself, so y'all can have it: D6T7GMSRW4CV As much as I'd love to buy it, but my bank account says "no".

OMG, you're right. It's the walkthrough videos that are funny, not the release videos. There is hope, after all.

Yes, I know, I focus on the wrong things. I studied design, that's probably why. But it's a reality that design does matter, that people judge books by their covers before they've read them, and that sometimes even in the audio world people sometimes don't buy software simply because it doesn't look appealing, no matter how good it sounds. I might have bought MSoundFactoryLE when it was on sale, for example, if I had liked the user interface. But I didn't, so that really held me back. I bet I'm not the only one. I love the Ujam videos and always look forward to the next one. Because they're funny. Usually. The one for Beatmaker Vice or Beatmaker Cozy or Virtual Pianist Score, for example. But as chris.r pointed out in the other thread, the walkthrough videos are the funny ones, so maybe there will be a funny video for Usynth Pixel too.