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I try to only update every fourth version or so of Komplete, like going from K10U to K14U. True, that way I won’t get a megazillion of new Expansions each year, but I couldn't care less. It saves me a lot of money. The only exception was back in 2019 when I purchased an upgrade from K10U to K12CE. The reason being there were indications at that time NI was considering going subscription. As software subscriptions are a definite no-no for me, I decided to get the latest and greatest as a perpetual license while it was still possible. Thankfully, I was later proved wrong; NI came to their senses.
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The Complete Collection appears to be the only thing excluded from that deal. As for me, I would normally have paid €9.97 for that one missing MIDI Pak, but when upgrading to the Complete Collection, I got it for €6.84. I don’t know why I got that offer, but probably because there was so little remaining.
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... and the final deals, covering all the way from EDM through Country to Metal. As previously stated, all offers in this thread are available until December 2, 2024.
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To me it seems like 8dio have gone for really big bundles this year. Sure, they are selling them at low prices, but if you already have a couple of 8dio choirs, the incentive to fill up with two or three more, even at a good price, might not be immediately obvious. Well, at least not to me. You're basically paying for something you partially already have. Same with strings, brass, woodwinds, hybrid, cinematic, or whatever, mega bundles. The only thing I’ve bought from 8dio recently is Clocks, lots of them, for $7. You can’t get that many clocks for such a low price even if you walk along the beach promenade of some tourist resort.
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Thanks Reginald! I was travelling all day today so I'm glad that you helped spread the word.
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Some might call me mad, but I just bought the Addictive Drums 2 Complete Collection. Yup, I went all in. But, to be fair, I already had everything AD2 except the "Dead Beats & Songs" MIDI pak, so the price was pretty reasonable.
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Absolutely. But when the price difference between buying directly from the manufacturer, and buying from a third-party vendor, is very small, I prefer to buy directly from the manufacturer. After all, if I like their products and want more of the same kind, I’m dependent on the manufacturer being profitable enough to stay in business. As for third-party vendors, there are many of them, and if one folds up, there’s another one just around the corner. They normally don’t add any value, except for maybe some odd freebie you don’t really have any need for and soon will forget that you’ve installed. If you even install it. Having said that, if there’s a significant price difference, I go for the lowest price. There’s a limit to my altruism.
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Thoughts about Cakewalk compared to other DAW?
Canopus replied to Ælleden's topic in Cakewalk by BandLab
It is? Wow, thanks for telling us. I’ve used it since its launch back in 2018 and never noticed that. Hadn’t it been for your valuable insights, I still wouldn’t have known. Gosh, what an eye-opener! -
Canopus started following UVI Dual Delay X $19 at AudioDeluxe and Toontrack Two Weeks of Deals
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Toontrack has today announced Two Weeks of Deals. New deals launched Monday through Friday the first week and on selected days the week after. All offers available from day of launch through December 2, 2024. Today's highlight: Four EZmix packs for 14€ each.
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The sale at AudioDeluxe seems to be valid for less than 48 hours. Regular price is $59. This offer is currently not available at UVI. You also get AudioThing Valves for free with purchase at AudioDeluxe (regular price $59). https://www.audiodeluxe.com/products/audio-plugins/uvi-dual-delay-x Dual Delay X represents a unique approach to spatial delay, using unitary rotation and reflection matrices similar to those of the feedback delay networks found in reverbs, but tuned for longer discrete echoes.