Eusebio Rufian-Zilbermann

My spending during Thanksgiving-Black Friday-Cyber Monday Deals Riffendium Softube Modular + Model 72 Magix Independence SSL Flexverb Harrison 32C-VIP Synthmaster One expansions Second chances for the "I regret I didn't get this earlier when it was on sale" Realivox Blue F.'em Deep Remix Sonible Smart:comp Sound Particles Panner Collection Upgrades/crossgrades Arturia Fx collection 2 Ayaicware ProMix Cherry Audio Synth Stack Beatmaker idol & odd-time library Regular sales & Bargain Bin Metric A/B Elysia nvelope Producer Loops Bundle (Fanatical) Harmonal binaurics Elkatwin 61 JRR Sounds - Many inexpensive soundsets Patreon & coffee for supporting favorite creators & artists Cclarry The Daily Doug White Sea Studios Andrei Cerbu & Beatrice Florea Many Freebies My DD is starting college next year and I indulged a little, anticipating a coming drought. With the IK GB, all of the above, and a couple of deals that I reserved for Christmas, I should have plenty, even if the "fun money" budget goes to zero in 2022.

https://rayzoon.com/online_shop.html Ends Dec 31st Jamstix 4 $59 Jamstix 4 XL $69 Jamstix 4 P $79 Jamstix 4 XXL $89 Jamstix 4 Studio $99 Jamstix 4 Ultimate $119 Jamstix 4 Upgrade $29 Jamcussion $29 XL Pak/AI Pak/MetalPak/BonzoPak $19 each All MiniPak Bundle $39

The Tiger The Frog categorized sales page at VI-Control is getting close to filling up the entire first page (and is already longer than last year) Anybody else thinking that it's still Saturday, and cyber-Monday deals haven't been announced yet?...

Nice! I got something called "The indie mixtape" where the only thing that looks interesting is the soundtrack You seem to be going to the older bundle, there is a "Fanatical Music Bundle by MAGIX" (expired) and a "Fanatical Music Bundle 2 by MAGIX" (current)

Afaik the ear training course has never been anywhere close to $99. This is "traditional ear training", examples of various intervals, chords, rhythms,etc. followed by practice drills/test. It's not a new learning method. About 30 years ago I used the MS-DOS programs "Ibis Play it by ear" and "Ibis Rhythm Ace" that used the same "example & drill" mechanics. It works, and your music listening skill will grow if you put in the time and effort, much like going to the gym. Rick Beato's version is conveniently online and has one of the most comprehensive sets of drills that I've seen (it's not finished yet but it already offers more than typical, less expensive programs). At $200+ it always felt too expensive but at $99 it is quite reasonable. After completing the course you should be able to recognize every note in a song, the same way as Rick Beato does in his "What makes this song great" videos

Also available at pluginboutique (after virtual cash & tokens it ends up at almost the same price as using BLACKWEEKEXTRA but it's a better deal if you are interested in any of the free gifts)

It shows up as available for me. You may want to check that you are not filtering out the "software" category https://www.fanatical.com/en/bundle/fanatical-music-bundle-2-by-magix

https://beatoblackfriday.com $99 Includes Ear Training Method Beato Book 4.0 Quick Lessons Pro Guitar Course 90 Transcription PDFs

Also available at audiodeluxe.com, $1.50 discount $1.43 deluxe bucks and free UVI Digital Synsations

I don't know how long for this one but Fanatical bundles tend to last several weeks (and they typically add a banner when they're close to expiration). My guess is that it will still be available in early December.

Loops and Fx https://www.fanatical.com/en/bundle/10000-royalty-free-music-and-sounds-bundle Tier 1 (3 products) $0.99 Tier 2 (10 products) $14.99 Tier 3 (20 products) $19.99

Windows 11 is here and I guess many of us are wondering if we want to jump in or wait. Microsoft is making available a demo that expires on 01/09/22 https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/downloads/virtual-machines/ It's a VM, so it should be good for figuring out if our daws, plugins, etc. will work well, but it may not be that useful for finding out if we will hit hardware compatibility issues and problems with drivers. For reference, Microsoft will continue to support at least one Windows 10 release until October 14, 2025

Soundpools https://producerplanet.com/us/audio/loops-samples-250/?salesOnly=true&label[]=magix&sort=priority Acid Loops https://producerplanet.com/us/audio/loops-samples-250/?sort=priority&salesOnly=true&acidizedOnly=true&label[]=baltic_audio&label[]=image_sound&label[]=producer_loops&label[]=king_loops&label[]=kryptic_samples&label[]=equinox_sounds&label[]=big_citi_loops&label[]=soundtrack_loops&label[]=nano_musik_loops Vandal (amp sim) - $53 https://producerplanet.com/us/article/vandal-16793/ Variverb II (algorithmic reverb) - $29.99 https://producerplanet.com/us/article/variverb-ii-3010/ Independence Pro (sampler) - $59.80 with a 70GB sample library, or $23.80 with a 12GB sample library, This is the version that is unlocked (use in any DAW, if you have the Independence Pro included in Samplitude where the library is locked to only work with Magix DAWs, there's no need to reinstall, just use the serial# to unlock it) https://producerplanet.com/us/list/black-friday-sale-2379/ If you have unused Magix/producerplanet vouchers, give them a try as they may work! (I had a Musicmaker $20 voucher that brought Independence pro premium down to $39.80)

Incorrect! I think he is referring to transferring of the old license after an upgrade

?Synth Stack 2 is $21.99 for me. A very inexpensive way to get Quadra! ?

@Kevin Perry if you log on to the Magix Service Center ("My Account") and go to "My Products" is it not showing up? You may want to contact Magix support (I've had to contact them a couple of times and they've always been pretty good for me, both in terms of responsiveness and solutions)

Also at pluginboutique (but with freebies, tokens, etc). Bundled version also available https://www.pluginboutique.com/manufacturers/253-Harvest-Plugins

Sorry, I did use too much jargon, I'll try to explain it better (I'm not trying to convince anybody one way or the other, this is an explanation for reference) Motherboards have PCIe slots that support multiple data streams (lanes), often with different sizes (https://duropc.com/the-difference-between-pcie-x1-x4-x8-x16-and-x32). Typically you insert one card in each slot, and the card uses all (or only some) of those streams. Some motherboards allow grouping the streams in a slot using a technique called multiplexing. This technique fools the rest of the system and makes it look like there are multiple smaller slots. There are simple adapter cards, like the one that I linked or the one in the picture below, that plug into a PCIe slot with 16 lanes and provide 4 small nvme slots, connected in a way that works with the multiplexing (each drive will look like it's connected to its own slot and using 4 lanes). If the motherboard cannot do the multiplexing, a more complicated (and more expensive) card is necessary for adding more than 1 nvme drive using 1 slot.

Instead of adding 4 SATA ports, consider adding 4 nvme slots if your motherboard supports PCIe multiplex (a BIOS setting that converts one physical PCIe x16 slot into 4 logical PCIe x4 devices). https://www.newegg.com/asus-model-hyper-m-2-x16-card-v2-pci-express-to-4-x-m-2/p/N82E16815293043?Description=asus hyper m.2 x16 card v2&cm_re=asus_hyper m.2 x16 card v2-_-15-293-043-_-Product

You are probably seeing a price difference because after you log in, it knows how much tax to add and it shows you the price with taxes included

I removed the original post because it sounded too high risk. The coupon code for 50% off, if anybody else feels it's worth the risk to try it, is ZCE49QAE @better5150I'll be very interested in hearing if you can fill it up with 2tb of data and read the data back (e.g., using windiff or a parity/checksum tool like par2)

And the "How its work" demo video in the Evolution:Dragon page is done with Sonar Platinum...

I did order 3. I just read the reviews and I'll probably cancel the order, it looks like too many people are reporting them as fake and it worries me that the drives could be a way to distribute malware

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