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I've just watched some YouTube demos and I wasn't really convinced. I probably won't get it.

I find it awkward how the so-called industry standard DAW is also the "works-in-all-DAWs-except-this-one" DAW.

I can recommend Tawus. It's like Bells, Brass and Black in one plugin. It's a rompler with up to four layers and the way you can change the layers by dragging around on an XY pad is fun. You never know what to expect but quite often it sounds good. The presets have terrible naming. That's the only drawback that I can think of. I'm thinking about getting Tape Piano 2. Does anyone have it? Is it good?

If you use the coupon to get the 8 for 8 pack, don't forget to throw two 1$/€ packs in

Awesome, thank you ?

Oh. I think when he wrote "It will only appear if you own Acid V" he meant that the new feature "Integration of Acid V" will only appear inside Analog Lab if you own it.

You see Acid V in Analog Lab even though you don't own it? Maybe you've installed a trial version? I don't have it in my list of instruments,

You came too late https://discuss.cakewalk.com/index.php?/topic/65673-gforce-imposcar2-free-for-adam-audio/

Why would you consider them freeware when you need an active Splice plan to use them? It doesn't matter how many have a Splice plan, you still have to pay for it. And when you quit, you lose it again. I don't have a Splice plan btw.

Does Virtual Pianist allow to drag and drop MIDI patterns, so that I can edit them or use them with an instrument of my choice, like Beatmaker does?

Their product videos are the best! ?

How do I import the presets?

Sometimes you can use coupon codes while there's an official sale, so you get like 70% off while it's already 70% off. That's how I got ThirtyOne MK2 and Total EQ for 2,04 € each, for example (so 4,08€ for both of them). THAT feels like stealing. In my defense. I don't even use them much, I just bought them because they were cheap. In fact, I don't even know how to use some of them. I think they rarely have a manual, just a YouTube video or so.

No joke. I saw this TikTok by maximilian.iv where he uses Virharmonic's Bohemian Violin: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZGJsUHSuK/ It really does sound amazing. It's beyond my budget unfortunately ?

I need more plugins with happy interfaces like that in my life.

Yes, I've bought and sold a few items there. You can find some amazing deals there, if you're lucky. Just ignore that a lot of it is merely people trying to sell the things that they got for free.

I'm still fairly inexperienced with music production and I wonder, what's the big difference between EQs that would make people spend hundreds on them? I mean, I thought they just make certain frequencies louder or quieter. How can they be much different in completing a task that sound so trivial (at least to me)? I understand that some have certain features that others don't have, like dynamic EQ, or M/S equing, but apart from that?

Having the full version of Kontakt, we're spoilt. We get more free instruments than our hard drives can handle. But I remember what it was like not to have Kontakt and how happy I was when there was a free Kontakt Player version that I could use too. So, for the people who can't afford full Kontakt, this is good news. And for those who have the full version: We shouldn't complain. We're already getting plenty.

Remember: It's only $1.24 per plugin, but possibly $37 to $74 per plugin that you'll actually use. ?

Except maybe that most of us already have more compressors and DeEssers and EQs than enough. Even if I trusted Waves, I'd rather spend that money on something that I really need and want

I can trigger MIDI patterns in Ableton Live by pressing single keys? Like I play C1 and Ableton Live plays a whole drum intro MIDI pattern and when I hit C2 I can make it play a different drum MIDI? How? I mean in the fashion like Ujam Beatmaker does. Not talking about triggering different clips in session view

Yay, it's mister D-Fused Sounds in the house. I just saw the deal on KVR and though I'm not a fan of Waves and won't buy the bundle, I appreciate that you give an extra 32€ discount on top. Maybe I should check out your shop more often. ?

I've already got VICE and Glory. They're nice. But I think in the future I'll just build my own Beatmakers by buying ReMIDI 2, throw some MIDI drum patterns into the slots, add an Ableton drum rack or drum VST and save it as presets in Ableton. Just waiting for ReMIDI 2 to be on sale again.

Syntronik 2 contains presets from Syntronik 1 and additional presets that were made for version 2. The presets that were made for Syntronik 2 offer an edit tab that offers some powerful options for sound design that you don't have with Syntronik 1: You can switch each oscillator against one of the many other sampled oscillators, you have envelopes, a modulation matrix ... It almost feels like a real synthesizer. The legacy presets from Syntronik 1 that they've included in Syntronik 2 don't have the edit tab though. Only the new presets.

I don't know if the coupons are generic or if they can only be used once. If somebody needs one, I don't need mine.