kitekrazy

that price tells you have everything. That would be a second license just in base you need 10 authorizations.

That's not why I hate them. They are a delicate piece of hardware that has that foam that wears out and use has nothing to do with it. Sure you can do so it yourself repair but even that is a hassle. I do have a Tonex One. I also have an AXE I/O on my main system and I don't think I've plugged a guitar in it yet. People like to bash IK but a lot of their hardware is great. It's made me a fanboy.

I like it but I hate headphones

UAD unless they have changed it is part of Windows Startup and you can't disable it. NA - complete pain in the ***** more than one system - some ISPs have a monthly download allowance also look at how many of these are on your system I prefer developers that give you can option so you can archive often I prefer to have some control

299 for me, that's the price of 2 IRCam libraries

another install manager - done with these

otherwise it wouldn't be Arturia

odd that VoxDucker is somehow tied to Melda but not part of the Melda installer

https://www.audioollie.com/ for the sample hoarder get it all for $150

yep their VST3 can be flaky in some DAWs. I had that issue with Magix software, FL Studio. The solution is in their app is to delete and install again. That fixes it.

I often buy that stuff for a second license. I still admire Acid Pro since it's really not a complicated DAW. I think some have ditched Vegas for the free version of Resolve. Interesting now there is a vegascreativesoftware site and not the usual Magix site. It still links you to Magix when paying.

I have yet to use one of them

just about every audio editor has these.......even DAWs

The other thing is to read the EULA. Magix is different from Boris. This is why I asked for you to post a link. There is some confusion for those of us who have Magix licenses. Soundforge and Acid are Magix but Vegas,,is different.

Older Magix products always seem to work fine in Windows. I still prefer Soundforge because I've always used it,