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I have learnt to snug the United Plugins' at their intro prices as they won't come back at that low quickly. I'm missing a multiband saturation in my toolkit and at the same time can't justify the over $100 higher price for an industry standard, I'm producing/mixing mostly for myself/friends. So it's Plamen for me I guess. And thanks for the Ohmicide tip! Yeah that's a good question, will have to check that too. But anyway, for mid/side saturation I already have the sweet sweet Vertigo VSM 3.

Waiting for comparisons against Fabfilter Saturn... ?

Something new this Sunday. Exactly! I could conform to it more easily.

I had RX7 elements (and some versions prior to that). I don't recall them having the De-Reverb module before. They have taken away the stand alone version in this one but they added the Assistant function to the Plugin version. Based on the marketing the D-hum now has an adaptive mode. I didn't see much of anything else advertised as new. I bought it expecting a resizable UI update at this point, but if it exists - I don't know how to make it work. I too have RX7 Elements, it does have a Repair Assistant, fwiw. I was wondering about reasons for getting this RX10 Elements in my case. Let us know if you find a good reason!

It's kids over the abyss!

No, it was for the original poster of thread. Sorry for confusion!

In any case, if you keep your past emails, you can always check for a proof of purchase then you can see when it happened and perhaps it will remind you more of how it happened. Also there's nothing wrong with publicly admitting that you've discovered that you've bought something twice. I already joined this 'premium' club at least once, when happily downloading a freshly redeemed ilok license for softube phaser I noticed a second one sitting there already! ?

Too long sticking along here with Larry posting hard drives deals, uh?

Corrected for you!

Yes! I quickly jumped on it like a monkey on organic pineapple juice, just in case it was a glitch and should be 30% off, not $30 .. I was looking for a handy Haas delay, can't tell this is the best one on the market but it sure is very versatile. Haven't tried LOLComp either, think someone should and let us know here.

Oblivion Sound Lab: "Our plugins are protected by a simple serial number. You don’t need to be online to register or use the software. As a small team we would rather spend our time building great, affordable software, instead of devising convoluted copy protection to outwit pirates." ?

Re: Waves, have a look above at my post about how Waves is taking over Kia ?

^^^yes, this!

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Re: Nokia ?

There's also OPS7 from chipsynth that can open syx'es. It's an interesting alternative to all these lovely synths mentioned in this thread. Might be worth downloading the trial and see if it will interpret presets from the hardware synths any better.

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Confirming monthly voucher invalid for me too, bummer. Moving on...

Too bad, I have a couple of his instruments on the list. Unfortunately there's only so much money each month.

Listening to demos, these sound really good. And the other one, Glow, another interesting one. My problem is I'm already 'bloated' with good reverbs and these are still a little too expensive for me. Decisions, decisions...

just checked online, it can get a max TurboSpeed of up to 3.40GHz so no bad at all (for me)

it's i5-3340M.. if you're asking about hyperthreading or anything along that lines then I'm not inclined enough to tell ? but it's a great cheap 2nd hand Latitue laptop and for me, for any non-gaming tasks, it's doing a fine job and as for music software, I can run almost everything except probably the most demanding ones, that I don't use anyway

Vocalise 3 is 119$ regular price, so 49$ is more than 50% off. Are you still seeing $49? I see they've corrected the price for Vocalise 3 back to 33% off here. I was just about to buy it but for this price it's a pass for me.

I got the bit faster cpu 4x 2,70GHz, not the typical slower one which is around 2,50GHz (still fine imo)... it's working like a breeze, man but I don't do any gaming

Core i5 on my testing machine here too. I have another, i7 production machine, but I don't do tests there. ______________________________ EDIT: just realized that "i5" probably doesn't say much about the speed of a CPU ? my i5 is the 3340M (up to 4x 3.40GHz, base speed is 2.70), and my i7 is the 6700 (max 8x 4.00GHz.. base 3.40)