TravEllerZero

So you're saying I have a chance?

I used the code and I'm still awaiting the arrival of my tacos.

AAS used to be good at letting you sub duplicate packs for ones you don't own. Does anyone know if they're offering that with this bundle? Even if they don't, there are two up for grabs I don't have, so $10 apiece isn't the worst price.

I feel like that's true of about 91.6% of the instruments I buy.

That was my thought as well, but for the life of me I couldn't find the upgrade on their site. Might be all the cold meds in my system.

I actually made a spreadsheet that lists all of their instruments, number of parts and programs (both UDS and not), cost per part/program and how much i want it on a scale of 1-3. Then i listed any hidden gems i know of. I've probably spent more time arranging this list than I have playing the instruments. ?

You sound like my ex-wife.

I believe all sound packs require the full Cube to work. It might still work to grab it and download it for later if you haven't fully Cubed out yet.

For half a second I thought, "They already released Pigments V???"

AFAIK it's a generic code and not a custom one. Not sure if it's allowed but if it is, I or someone else can post the code.

They have some Kontakt libraries but they don't sell individual instruments for those. Only the Sine player libraries.

Anyone have any recommendations on individual instruments to check out?

I chose that one as well! Hopefully I'll get around to using it before the freebie next year!

I was googling this last night to see if there was going to be a freebie or not this year. Thanks!

My tired brain saw that and thought, "There are Larry Points now? Have I earned any yet?"

I haven't seen anyone mention one of my favorite parts of Soundpaint, the abilty to morph parts together from different libraries. Makes for some really interesting user patches.

Can I ask what you hate about Atlantis 2? Did you have the previous version and if so, did you like it? Just curious because I haven't upgraded yet and Ethera is usually pretty quality.

I was just looking for this developer the other day and couldn't remember the name. I regrettably bought some instruments off eBay when I first started this journey, thinking I got a good deal but didn't realize they were cracked. Didn't take me long to realize and I deleted all of the instruments I had purchased once I did. Anyway, there were some guitars from Pettinhouse included and I've always meant to go back and purchase them legitimately.

Or those of us who have all three programs. Ah well.

Some really nice sounds in there, plus it qualifies for the gift card upon purchase. Not too shabby.

Think it was worth it? $15 is like a hamburger so it's really not that much money, but I'm always nervous about bloating my work flow too much with options that aren't really viable.

I'm sort of having that same struggle. I love the SP engine and what it can do but until they get legato going, they're sorely missing a lot of their better libraries. I'm tempted to get this since I don't have a great children's choir, but it would be so much cooler if I cutoff morph little Billy with a bazantar.

I do have a few of their libraries. Can't afford the more expensive ones. I just love the way the interface makes it easy to mix and match these sounds together. I know you can stack instruments in Kontakt but this interface is so much more appealing to me.

Honestly, I grab a lot of these free libraries because, well, the price is right. But the sounds of these plus the functionality of the new UI makes it an instrument I'm more likely to reach for. Don't want to give them any ideas but I could see myself paying for this/ future expansions.

They should've called this line FOMO.