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Seems to work initially but not to the end. Also, it is unclear if the books are downloadable or it is online reading only. Jan 29 is the last day you can access the books for free. This may be more like an extended trial than a true freebie. The page is up: But then after filling out the form I get an error because the browser cannot connect to routledgecms.ap.corplan.net

Note that if/when you log in, the prices may go up (e.g., the intro price for Modwave shows 159.95 for me) because the Korg website shows final price, sales tax included (which I think is helpful, but it is unusual from a US perspective)

if interested in Harmonics Pro, get the free one first if you don't already have it, because that will bump your discount to 50% If also interested in possibly getting an extra 10% discount, this is what happened to me 1-I went to the Hornet website and logged in 2-I added a couple of plugins to my cart 3-I didn't purchase at the time and left the website 4-I received an email with a button for recovering my shopping cart, with a coupon for an additional 10% discount (automatically applied when clicking the button), valid for 48h The login part is needed because otherwise they wouldn't have an email to send the coupon to, but I have no idea if there are other conditions that the coupon depends on (e.g., maybe they checked what other plugins I have purchased in the past?) Anyway, I got Harmonics Pro and JammingRock for 10.92€. Now I just need to learn how to play Reggae so that I can make good use of it.

Thank you! The serial numbers that they send for the application itself work well, although the vouchers for in-app content are pre-expired ?

Yay!!! Soundpool vouchers come to me!!! Right now there are about 20 collections still on sale (the "black weeks" promo hasn't ended yet) for slightly under $20 for the commercial license version. Through the lower tier bundle you can get these collections for $1 (original retail price $79), a wonderful deal if you are interested in soundpools. For those interested in Sound Fx, the Technical and Human collections from the Studio Box Mark II series end up at $4 (original retail price $99) See the soundpool collections showing up as less than $10 in this page (most of the prices shown will actually be doubled once you select the commercial license) https://producerplanet.com/us/audio/loops-samples-250/?label[]=magix&sort=price_desc&salesOnly=true As a reminder, Humble fraud prevention alerts will get triggered if you buy many copies in a very short period of time (good for someone whose cc number is stolen, but pretty annoying for people like me who wants to buy many). If planning on buying multiples of the $1 bundles you probably want to spread your purchases over several weeks and payment methods. And, if someone wants the other items in the bundle but doesn't care about the soundpool vouchers, feel free to DM me and I'll be happy to buy codes for $1 (the lower-tier price)

https://www.fanatical.com/en/pick-and-mix/q-up-arts-world-class-royalty-free-sounds-build-your-own-bundle Build your own bundle 1 for $1.99 5 for $6.99 all 16 for $12.99

Thank you very much for the info! I did get to the upgrades page but I only have the ISLv1 to ISL2 for $99 ? (I don't have any of the other Modern Mastering Bundle products, and right now the upgrade is more expensive than a straight purchase of the ISLst and ISL2 bundle for $75). Oh well, I cannot complain. I already got a few good upgrades this year!

That's a great price, where did you find it?

$22.04 at everyplugin https://everyplugin.com/bb-tubes.html or $22.49 minus 0.67 deluxe bucks at audiodeluxe https://www.audiodeluxe.com/products/audio-plugins/waves-bb-tubes

My own list this year was short but with some large bundles Custom Bundle: Xils Analog String machines, PolyKB III & II, KaoX, Xils Analog Vocoders bundle, Bfd3, Earmaster Pro 7, $268 (dontcrack) Plugin Alliance PA ALL BUNDLE 2022 $224 (Pluginalliance) Izotope everything bundle upg from RX Adv $169.15 (JRRShop) Eventide Anthology XII upgrade $130.13 (eventide) SSL Native Guitarstrip $35.98 and 1.79 Deluxe Bucks (Audiodeluxe) Many soundpools (producerplanet) Very tempting but I didn't get: Cherry Audio Synth Stack 3 Sonnox Claro MTM mixroom Wavesfactory Cassette Kilohearts Ultimate upgrade Fluid chords Beast D-Lay Softube Parallels 4ms pingable envelope generator Mixed in key Pilot Magix Bundle (MMM Premium+CoreFx)

Now that all the Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals have been revealed and hopefully most of us have had a chance to add more plugins and tools to our arsenals, it's time to enjoy looking at what we got. What were the deals that you decided were worth your hard-earned money? Were there some that you wanted but resisted? (voluntary restraint, out of budget, fear of significant other's reaction, etc). Anything else that you'd like to share about this deals season

In the end I did buy the string machines, vocoders, kaox and polykb. That extra 20% off (after getting 5+ plugins) gave the edge to dontcrack. This BF they got most of my business (the exceptions were brands that they didn't have in their store)

Ouch, it was good while it worked ? but thank you for the info.

Tempting option: buy this now and hold off registering it until the next GB

@Tomgu The referral discount didn't work for me. You probably want to remove it, I believe it's against forum rules in the body of a post (I believe referral links are allowed only in signatures and when giving people a choice by posting the non-referral in the main posting) If it had worked and stacked, regular sale price minus 19% would have been an excellent deal Btw, @Jan Schmitz regular sale price minus 10% is not that bad... (yes, you could do better than 10% with e.g., a custom bundle at dontcrack, but that is if you buy many)

Are the fabfilter loyalty discounts applied on a "have nothing"/"have something" basis or do they get better as you purchase the more expensive plugins? In other words, is it worth it getting a cheaper plugin (e.g., micro) to become eligible for loyalty discounts?

Zoom U-22 Handy Audio Interface, 2-Channel Portable USB Audio Interface, 1 XLR/TRS Input, Battery or Bus Powered, Phantom Power, 96 kHz. Includes Ableton Live Lite. $49.99 https://smile.amazon.com/Zoom-U-22-Handy-Audio-Interface/dp/B01J3S91WW (NOT an affiliate link, Amazon smile donates a percentage of your purchase to your charity of choice, remove the "smile" if not interested)

Installed.

The monthly vouchers expire November 23, waiting is not that good of an idea...

I already have 137 plugins in my PA account ? and got the code for $299. The Forever 29 coupon didn't work (expected, but why not give it a try?...) The $75 voucher did work, so it is everything for $224 This is the only non-subscription option that includes the mega-sampler ? Something to note is that the promotion is different from the "old everything bundle" in that it includes everything as of right now. There is no ambiguity on what exactly you're getting.

https://www.fanatical.com/en/bundle/music-maker-fx-plugins-and-sounds-bundle A mix of plugins and loop/fx libraries Tier 1: 4 Products $7.99 Tier 2: 9 Products $15.99 Tier 3: 17 Products $19.99 Plugins are: Puncher 2 (Tier 1) Fundamental Bass (Tier 2) Vocal Limiter & Imprint (Tier 3)

I read the rtf, answered the questions online and didn't get anything. I then noticed that the rtf had been updated asking that the questions be answered by email, so I sent an email as well and that worked ok. The sender for the email with the license key was Andy Jones <andy.jones@futurenet.com> - you may need to adjust your email filters before sending the answers, and check your spam folders if it's not in your inbox after a reasonable amount of time

Thank you, I haven't looked into upgrade prices in a long time and I didn't remember what they were, and it wasn't entirely clear from clicking on the link. Anyway, for reference, I just checked the ones on sale at audiodeluxe and the base price is the same as JRR, but they do allow the coupon at checkout time, plus the extra bucks and the freebie

Right, for me that is one of the reasons I like Synthmaster, V Collection and AAS synths. After paying the "entry price" (I want the presets to be fully tweakable), they open up a very nice collection of "new synths" for a pretty reasonable price Sometimes, instead of finding a new synth and then preset packs, I do it in reverse - find sound designers I like (e.g., Nori Ubukata) and preset packs that sound great, then get the synth where they run.

Even less at Audiodeluxe, e.g., the upgrade to S1Pro from earlier versions is $126.98 with coupon HOLIDAY22 (and you get an additional $6.34 deluxe bucks and the MTransient frebie) JRR indicates that coupons don't apply to Presonus products, I wonder if this is an error on Audiodeluxe's part and later today they'll cancel the option of using a coupon...