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I have almost all of the iZotope plugins here, and none of them required iLok, although that was an option. Never had an issue just installing/authorizing via their product portal.

Great tip!

Same here!

The Skippy bonus patches always have a few "extras" tossed into the mix!!!

Here is an old video review of Breaktweaker by John "Skippy" Lehmkuhl (PluginGuru) back in his pre-Unified days.

Not headlined though...

https://www.pluginboutique.com/products/834-BreakTweaker-Expanded

Price is $.020 cheaper direct at Toontrack. But a better deal at Best Service if you have Best Coins to apply!

Get the latest (1/31) Unify version for LABS here (scroll down the page for a master list of Unified libraries) >>> https://www.pluginguru.com/products/unify-standard/

Way to stay on top of things, @scook!!!

LABS installs fine here on a single PC. But it's a trainwreck if you try to install it on 2 computers. One PC overrides the other for some reason. Whack-a-mole begins!!! ?

This library came with SampleTank 4 MAX, but appears to be an older ST3 legacy preset collection. At least that's what the instrument edit page in ST4 indicates when you load a preset. Haven't really ever used it, as I also have Syntronik with zillions of synth presets. ST4 MAX also included tons of new synth presets in its core factory library. Spice up your tracks with this massive collection of dancefloor-ready synths! Including SampleTank Custom Shop! Be the future of dance music with Future Synths, a great sounding dancefloor-ready SampleTank instruments collection. With it you’ll have a lifetime’s worth of sound design knowhow at your fingertips. It gives you an absolutely huge collection of easy-to-use synthesizer sounds that’ll cut through any mix right out of the box — no tweaking required! You get 150 instruments, 150 MIDI patterns and 4 multis that all combine to create a sonically powerful toolkit that has everything you need to create hard-hitting, hands-in-the-air dancefloor anthems in every electronic dance music genre from stadium EDM to underground techno….and beyond. Primarily inspired by the sonic palette of top-tier DJ/producers like Tiesto, Hardwell and Afrojack, Future Synths gives you the sound of tomorrow, today. Its 150 instruments are grouped into 6 convenient categories, with a versatile range available in each: You get 40 clean and crystalline leads, 40 monster synth basses, 25 euphorically atmospheric pads, 30 upbeat plucks and 15 truly crazy FX. In addition to these synth sounds, you also get 150 MIDI patterns that have been programmed by IK’s resident team of expert dance music engineers to help kick start your creativity and set you on the path towards your next big hit. And while Future Synths has been influenced by EDM, the sheer quality of its sounds also makes it a perfect tool for producers working in other, more underground electronic music genres like Trap, Dubstep, House, Garage, Trance and Techno. It also makes for a great creative complement for Pop, Hip-Hop and Rock productions. Future Synths is exclusively available for SampleTank, the ultimate sound and groove workstation, or the included SampleTank Custom Shop!

Great video! It all makes sense now!

The gift that keeps on giving!

I have them all!

Until Feb 3rd: https://www.epicgames.com/store/en-US/p/daemon-x-machina

True, I have Thorn CM, and it can sure make some interesting sounds! I'm not convinced that I need the full Thorn dealio yet. Of course I'm sure a little of the Thorn CM sprinkled lightly here and there will provide some extra flavor!

Lets see, If I skip a few deals like this, I could save up and get a more spensif synth...

LOL! The late 90's coincided with the release of the DVD-ROM, and that became a popular software distribution medium. Minimum of 4.7GB blew away the miniscule 650MB capacity of CD-ROMs. So games got biggerer and betterer... ?

Download file sizes... Myst Masterpiece (original Myst with better pre-rendered graphics) 1999: 1GB Riven (sequel to Myst) 1997: 5.1 GB Myst III Exile 2001: 2.2 GB Myst IV Revelation 2004: 9 GB Myst V End of Ages 2005: 3.2 GB realMyst Masterpiece (re-imagined original, in realtime 3D open world) 2014: 1.8GB

You are probably thinking of "sfz+", which was a soundfont .sf2 player. (sfz+ no longer available) https://www.kvraudio.com/product/sfzand_by_cakewalk The "sfz" player loads .sfz files, such as those used by sforzando, and Cakewalk's .sfz based instruments like Dimension Pro and others. The sforzando player can load a .sf2 file and convert it to .sfz, but some have mentioned that it's not always an exact result. The file formats are different, as .sfz is strictly a text file, that maps to external sample files, where .sf2 soundfonts included the samples within the .sf2 formatted file.

I have 304 and 305, Feb and Mar. And nobody bothered to post here that Zebra CM was available in 304. So there ya are. You are welcome! P.S. it's still January according to the calendar... ?

Think of it more as "hey kids, stay out of my yard", LOL! ?

Yep it is. I added that link to emphasize what a good deal the bundle was. Thought it was obvious... ?