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Steinberg's Backbone was a great one a few months ago.

Looks like the all the VCollection instruments and Pigments have updates in the Arturia Software Center.

@StefanoM Ethere/Elements series is one of my all time favorite Kontakt library series out there. In my opion, his libraries are simply the most bang for the buck in the Kontakt world today. He has a new library out today - Kepler 2. Upgrade price is only 50$ with the code listed on the Zero G site. YouTube overview is here.

Best Mag in Da Biz!

Is that worth $250?

How is Falcon/Halion not comparable to Omnisphere? I'm not trying to be snarky, I'm genuinely trying to understand how a VST can be double the price of comparable power synths. What feautures does Omnisphere have that Falcon or Halion doesn't? I know @Mark Morgon-Shaw mentioned the amount of presets included, but what is is it actually better at?

I picked up Escapism and Atmospherics 2. WIth my $20 coupon, it was $19 for both! Love UVI!

Plus $100 voucher at UVI. This is a great deal.

I was just thinking of the same thing - props to both UVI and Arturia for their generosity. What is Pigments up to now? V6? I bought it when it first came out. I did buy some expansions over the years.

New Version of Falcon is out - and another free update! Plus buy one get one expansions - definitely something to use my $20 coupon on.

Neither are power synths like Halion or Falcon, at half the cost.

'Spensiv.... I know Omnisphere has a loyal fanbase, but $500 for one VST? Uff da....

They keep putting out these bundles where I already own one of products!

+10 for using the word "ostentatious" on a deals forum...

From the page - this cracks me up. I'm no Fields Medal winner, but something is a little off with their math. $29 down from $149 is actually about 80.5% off. To get to 120%, they would have to pay me about $30 to take their Sampler Emulation Bundle. Which I would. Hey Beatskillz let me know and I'll send you my Paypal, and where to send the licenses. Of course, they probably mean $120 off, which makes more mathematical sense.