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I had MPS 3 and at a price of $87.91 I simply couldn't resist an update to MPS 6.5. Bad boy. Baaaad boy.

I’ve been in this forum since the day it started and it has never happened to me. I guess it has some connection to what you write. Pay attention to the few, simple rules there are, and you’ll probably never experience it.

Yes, I don't think I've ever seen UVI Falcon go for as low as €149/$149 before.

UVI Falcon 3.1 has been released, featuring a new tag-based browser. A specific Tag Library needs to be installed using UVI Portal for the browser function to work. The tag library is accessed through Falcon’s Search tab. Until November 4th, UVI Falcon can be bought at 50% off, for €149/$149. Free update for existing users. https://www.uvi.net/falcon

As far as I know, Z3TA+ 2 hasn’t been available for purchase since 2017. As for Cakewalk Command Center, it's used to download software from the legacy Cakewalk site that was bought before Gibson left the building.

You seem to have a space after David in your path. That space should probably not be there.

Only 19+ pages to go, then.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compulsive_buying_disorder

Walk out of your comfort zone. Do something in a musical style you’d normally never consider. Also, specifically for plugin hoarders, create at least one song based on each sound library or synth expansion pack you’ve ever bought, before you allow yourself to buy yet another one. That might boost not only motivation, but also inspiration.

I can see that you quoted the first version of my post. Soon after I realized that I hadn't been clear enough, so I updated it ten minutes later. But, apparently, that wasn't soon enough. I agree that it could have been made easier to rename a theme from within the Theme Editor. But, realistically, I can't see most users ever having to rename a large number of themes.

It’s not clear if you by Rename mean that you have changed the theme's file name using File Explorer. If so, the file name is not what’s displayed in Preferences. You’ll have to load each theme you’d want to rename into Theme Editor and then select Save As to rename the theme. That will create a copy of the file with the new file name and also update a string located inside the theme sth file. It’s the latter that determines the name being displayed in Preferences.

You're right. The price seems to be back at regular $69.99 excluding VAT. Maybe it was a temporary glitch at Plugin Boutique?

When looking into that PDF, I see that it was written in 2017 and I soon realized that some of the things being said there were no longer correct. A better way might be to watch this video, as it was uploaded only 6 months ago.

I found it here: https://rigid-audio.com/RA_Kontakt_GUI_Maker_Manual_EN.pdf

So, you've tried? I've downloaded the separate 75 page pdf manual, in case all my future attempts to do it in true WRTFM fails.

Installed. When Kontakt GUI Maker was released earlier this year the price was $59.99, and I said that I'd wait until the price was $4.99. Never thought it would happen this quickly, though. Also, getting Zynaptiq Orange Vocoder Nano included for free doesn't hurt either. My initial plan is to see if I can make the extremely boring GUIs of SampleTekk's Kontakt libraries a bit more exciting. I have no idea if it will be possible to update an existing third party Kontakt library, but for roughly €5 I'll take my chances.

You never mention if you've actually selected Roland TD-9 as Map Preset in AD2. If not, go to the hamburger menu in the upper-right corner of AD2, select the menu option Map Window and then in the Map Preset drop-down, select Roland > TD-9.

I guess the obvious answer would be SI-Bass Guitar. It comes free with CbB, although it requires a separate installation, being part of the Studio Instruments bundle.

Worked for me three. Thanks!

Look at the track number. It's track number four. If you scroll upwards I'm pretty sure you'll see more.

I agree, start by using TreeSize Free to find out which folders are large enough to bother moving. Also, another thing to watch out for when preparing to use directory junctions, is when you’ve got sample libraries from Steinberg, such as those coming with Cubase, HALion, or Groove Agent. Such sample libraries are stored in files with the extension *.vstsound, which by default are stored somewhere under the folder C:\ProgramData\Steinberg. Use Steinberg Library Manager to move such files around instead of using junctions. For some reason, Steinberg's apps don't seem to acknowledge symbolic links in Windows.

Edit > Select > By Time (online documentation) or, for even better control, Edit > Select > By Filter (online documentation)

Mm, I don't know. I paid $26 in May for my upgrade from SM2. <proverb-galore>Sure, all good things come to those who wait. But sometimes the early bird catches the worm.</proverb-galore>

Yup, I paid $8 for it five years ago. If only I'd known. But, to be fair, the regular price at that time was $98.

Do you have a Native Instruments account? If so, try to log in to iZotope using your NI credentials. As you may know, they belong to the same owner nowadays.