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I'm a little disappointed. Their promo video isn't funny at all. It's cool, it looks good, but it's just not funny. Unlike most of their other videos. ☹️

Seems to be fixed now

Okay, that's awkward. How did you manage to post? I have to use one hell of a hack to comment. The forum seems to be broken. At least on my browser.

Testing, testing, 1, 2, testing

One of my least fav synths. You can get it for free quite often.

Ah, okay, I didn't realize that this is for subscriptions only.

Plughub is run by Aaron from New Nation (nnaud.io). So I think it's trustworthy.

I hate that. What if someday for some reason the online activation doesn't work anymore? Company doesn't exist anymore, for example.

We're talking about a magazine subscription in this case though. That's a whole different thing. I don't see any risk. Subscribe for a year, pay it in one go, cancel it right after subscribing so that you don't forget to do so in a year. And you get a new freebie every month, a new Zampler expansion every month and a ton of free samples. You get to keep everything after the subscription: the magazine issues, the freebies, the samples.

Oh yes. I love Instachord 2.

Perhaps. What can it do that Ableton racks can't do?

Nope. Even though I own it, because it's free. But it seems that it's redundant if you use Ableton Live because it already has a rack system built in.

I like how Loot Audio now have a Google Sheet to give an overview of the deals they currently run, as well as the ones that are yet to come. You can find it here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/15Sn2OMc251V7mRpwKZ-Ipv1sAy_K2f0eShLfQT1rWKg/edit#gid=0 Today I bought the soundbank "Photon" for Pigments from Oblivion Sound Lab and got their Diva soundbank "Dischordant" for free with it, plus three MIDI packs, a Reaktor Instrument (Reaktor Lifeform) and a Kontakt library (Old Mandolin). All for a little more than 20€. Photon was the only paid product, all the others were free. I'm not terribly excited about the MIDI packs or Reaktor or Kontakt library, but 20€ for Photon is already a good price, and I love that I got Dischordant for free. I'm a big fan of Oblivion Sound Lab. I already have a few soundbanks from them and think they're great.

Having to buy plugins you've already bought. Now that sounds attractive. Not ? It doesn't matter how many plugins you get for the money but how many of those plugins you actually want.

The demo for Petite Sopran doesn't sound too bad for €2. Also, if you add it to the cart, you'll get the offer to buy Easy Theremin for €18. And when I was on the last page of the order process and aborted it, I got the offer to get 10% off.

Among those who own this synth: What's your opinion on it? Should I add it to my wishlist? It seems to polarize people. The main negative issues that get mentioned are the bad GUI, the licensing system (though that seems to have improved) and the terrible customer service. And I've read that people are concerned that if they use presets that have melodic sequences for their commercial productions, they might get sued, because the Terms of Service say: And surely melodic sequences that are embedded in a preset are melodies too, right?

Why are Avenger packs so expensive? Even at half price they seem expensive to me.

https://soundprops.com/spfreearcadeextension/

I don't see any information about version 13 on the Steinberg site. ? Edit: Okay, I've now read on the other forum that Steinberg have removed the announcement from their site. For whatever reason.

https://soundprops.com/moonlight_cmx/ They also have more freebies: https://soundprops.com/freebies/ And: until the 5th of October everything is 50% off with the code flash50s

... if my demo version for Hyperion hadn't already expired ? Using the same location for both programs is an idea, but requiring the users to use some kind of hack to achieve the desired behaviour isn't optimal. Arturia has spoilt me with Analog Lab, I guess. Also what I love about Analog Lab is that if you own the synth, you can jump right into it from within Analog Lab and edit the settings, then jump back. And it has the engines for all their synths. Tracktion should try to achieve that, in my opinion. It's what makes Analog Lab so attractive. Even though I own the V Collection, I often prefer to open Analog Lab rather than an individual synth, because it has all presets in one place.

I can't test and tell because I have neither. But I might buy one of them one day. I liked the demo version. Just want to know in advance how well they play together. Buying the player first and upgrading to the full version later would only be attractive for me, if they both played together well.

I heard once you buy from him he'll spam you with newsletters, even when you unsubscribe. Is it true? Or is that a thing of the past? He has a very bad reputation on some forums.

But if you create new patches in Hyperion, will they automatically show up in the player? Like with Arturia synths and Analog Lab?

Okay, folks. Not cool. We could have managed ten days without Larry. No need to sabotage all his flights. Seriously. ☹️