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Thanks for the correction Cristian

Yes, these are special prices for Komplete 12 upgrades/ updates

Thanks Greg, The update happened smoothly.

Darn you Larry!! ?

Hello All, I found this one before Larry ? "Until June 30 2020, Thomann is selling updates and upgrades to Native Instruments Komplete 12 / Komplete 12 Ultimate suite at significant discounts. I have a hunch that a Komplete 13 announcement may be coming later this summer, but this is a mere assumption at the moment. Big summer sales are a regular NI thing, so don’t read too much into it." CHECK HERE for the deals ProductOld priceNew priceLink * NI Komplete 12 Ultimate Collector's Edition Upgrade 1 480.00 €299.00 NI Komplete 12 Ultimate Upgrade 2 849.00 €499.00 NI Komplete 12 Upgrade 389.00 €199.00 NI Komplete 12 Ultimate Update 299.00 €199.00 NI Komplete 12 Ultimate Upgrade 1 589.00 €299.00 NI Komplete 12 Ultimate Collector's Edition Upgrade 2 989.00 €499.00 NI Komplete 12 Update1 89.00 €99.00

Oh YEA Larry, Why don't you just rub the stinking sale in our face because we don't have Universal Audio Gear!!! ? ME: Mommy, why can't I have a Manley’s VOXBOX channel strip plugin like all the other kids in the forum. MOM: Son, because you were to darn cheap to buy UA hardware!!! ME: Mommy, how come Grem gets to play with the Neve plugins? MOM: Because Grem's mother has a better job than I do, now shut up and eat your veggies!!!

laglag, Get Komplete Start first, if your are trying this out for the first time and just dapple in it for a while. ~~> NI KOMEPLETE START After that, you may then want to invest the $99.00 into Komplete Select, however, I would skip Komplete Select and go for Komplete 12 during the during 50% off Sale. You may even want to wait for Komplete 13 when it comes out.

No questions for me either, I just cliched on "Get Studio Rack" from the Waves Site and it said it was added to my account. I then opened Waves Central and Waves Central updated and studio Rack was waiting for me to install. Maybe it's because I had the previous version as well. The new studio Rack look beautiful. I love the Multi band Split and the built in Waves S1 imaging functionality and also the Parallel processing Rack. WHEW!!!!

Thanks Jim, I had a rough time trying to figure this out until I spoke with a Logic user who had experience with Cakewalk by Bandlab

I recently looked in my M-Audio account for a driver for my Code Midi Keyboard and saw an offer for me to download a D-B33 organ from Air Music Technology. Now Where do you think they got that organ idea from?? It sounds great. If you have M-Audio gear, log in to their website and check your owned products, you may be in for a surprise.

I love using Melodyne 4 Editor, however, I don't use it very often so i think I will wait for the 50% off email also. I like the new features in version 5 and I though it was way past due for an upgrade to a newer version. Now if we can only get XLN Audio to move their butts and give us an update! ?

Currently I am trying to get my head wrapped around this N.I. Maschine stuff, so recently had to download several Maschine tutorials since tGroove 3 is having a 33% off sale. I've learned so much by just watching those tutorials and learning about the functionality of the Maschine software and hardware.

You can create a drum midi pattern in BandLab using either a Drum VST like the ones that come with CbB or install one yourself, like the one I use from Addictive Drums 2 . You can also use and electric Drum set if you have one. Record the Drum pattern into a midi track, I suggest using a simple instrument track first to test with. After you have your pattern recorded, highlight you Midi track and select, View > Staff View you can see the staff view and play along to your music with it as well. OK, Start here and READ THIS Start with Page 1121 Here is something to look at for some of the functionality of the staff view.

I love Groove 3. I think everyone of us knows the name Eli Krantzberg from one tutorial or another. I used to like watching the Mixing videos from Yoad Nevo and Kenny Gioia a lot as well.

Great information I picked up investigating Tape Machines. All About Tape Machines

Through June 2nd, get T-RackS Tape Machine Collection for a special price of $/€99.99! That gives you only two weeks to add these tape machines to your arsenal to re-create the complex interplay of machine, tape, and audio to capture even the smallest detail of each machine. If you till have your 34 Jam points that was given to you for free as a gift a short time ago, you can use 30 of them for the total cost of $69.99. The Offer is good until June 2nd, 2020.

I'm out of NI vouchers, do you think they will accept some IK Jam points? ? he, he, he!

Hey All, The problem is solved !! I remember that I a person by the name of Stefan Guy used The Maschine Mikro MK3 in a video I saw about two months ago . I was more interested in his chord progressions than the Mikro MK3 he was using. Anyway, I reached out to him and he shared a video tutorial with me that he created about using Mikro MK3 in Logic. He informed me of two important steps. ~~> Do not to use Midi mode on the Mikro MK3 ~~> Do not to do anything else after you set the External Outputs in the Maschine software. It worked!!! 16 tracks recorded from Maschine into BandLab using the Mikro MK3, I am saving this beauty as a track template. Watch the Video

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Hello All, I am trying to use My Maschine Mikro MK3 to record into CbB instead of exporting out of Maschine and importing the tracks into CbB. The instructions that Native Instruments provide are not working because they are instructions for Any DAW besides Logic and Abelton Live, for which they have specific videos to watch. If anyone is currently using Machine 2.10.X with the Maschine hardware inside of CbB and you are able to record using the pads directly into the track pane using separate tracks, please let me know how you got this to work. This Video didn't work - Recording MIDI Notes in your DAW from MASCHINE - NI This was a waste of time - HOW TO INSERT MASCHINE INTO YOUR DAW (SONAR PLATINUM) This is too old - Configuring Maschine as a Multitimbral Synth In Sonar X2 Tutorial Thanks.

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Hello All, I love using Maschine form Native Instruments, however I was having a tough time getting Maschine to write the notes directly to the tracks in CbB itself. This video assisted me with figuring out what I needed to do. This tutorial shows how to get CbB to work with any version of the Maschine Hardware controller you have. Currently in my studio, I am using the Maschine Mikro MK3 as a starting point. Enjoy the video and I hope it inspires you to continue to make great music now that you've gotten a step further with Maschine. Special note: ~~> Do not use Midi Mode ~~> Do not do anything else after setting the external outputs ~~> Turn off the Metronome in Maschine and only use BandLabs Metronome I received 16 channels of audio being recorded to BandLab using my Mikro MK3 via the Maschine Software. I've only tried it with the Maschine Mikro MK3 and it worked.

Larry, Will this update have any affect on my Version 10 plugins that I haven't WUPED, WUPTED, WOOOPTED ..., uuh you know, updated yet? ?

Hello Everyone , I was watching a YouTube channel about chord progressions, which led me to the website Popular Progressions. I play the Bass Guitar, so when I am trying to create a song, it's hard for me to get the right chords unless I have someone come over and play my keyboard to the sounds I hum to them, yes, I do that. This is a good pack of Chord progressions. There are 90 in a pack and you can use them as .wav or .midi files to apply to any virtual instrument. The cost is only $22.00 and you will have to use PayPal if you decide to purchase, so click the PayPal button after clicking Check Out. The Owner told me that his website payment system is declining credit cards. This is what happened to me; until I wrote, the owner and he told me what to do. There is no need to sign into PayPal and after the $22.00 payment was processed, I received my download about 15 seconds later and an email confirmation. These are great chord progressions.