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What other midis are recommended. This one is tempting.

Some of us that use computers are allergic to guitars. I'm typing this being surrounded by 2 bass ( 3 if I count the tuba) and 2 guitars. It much more easier to shop and converse on forums instead of using a DAW or instruments.

LOL I thought the used midi market was a funny comment. I can't imagine people trying to sell their Toontrack midis.

https://www.finalemusic.com/ You left the link out. That code will reduce it to $99 on the Finale upgrade. I still have v25. It was very bad at 64 bit. They also promised and backed out on loading PDF import. I really needed that function. I've been on the fence for a long time with Finale. You get use to the workflow and hard to change. I rarely use a notation editor. There's a lot more competition and Muse is free and also a paid for course on Udemy for Muse.

I always check inside Sylenth.

This would have been a "no you don't need more pianos but at this price what the heck" buy if it was for Kontakt.

Digital is a license. We make the mistake thinking we own the software but we own the license.

Are they only licensed for one machine?

My drives say YES! Sure they sound great to us but the average person who is only a listener probably wouldn't be impressed like us. I can't imagine any criticism in a song even if a GM patch was used. We like to tell ourselves it's not true. I often use a DAW's built in piano to sketch.

Sounds funny and quite fictional.

Physical vs. digital is not a good comparison.

Anyone have the harp. I'm looking for an alternative instead of using the one bundled in Kontakt. I don't want to spend on an elaborate one the rarely gets used.

Developers are moving on my list of No Parachute on a Failing Plane.

One time I got a free license and I couldn't use it. Hopefully it is not a generic license. I have another machine with an iLok and it didn't work.

Find out.

https://www.howtogeek.com/738124/heres-what-windows-11s-new-file-explorer-looks-like/ I always think most graphics are designed for phones and laptops. It's the eye candy generation. You can make a terrible game and if it's pretty some love it.

https://www.reviewgeek.com/90224/windows-11-requires-tpm-2-0-modules-so-scalpers-are-driving-up-prices/ Reminds me of a dongle.

I have no idea where you got that. Asians study Western Music. Watch an Asian film on Netflix.......seems like Western Music to me. Interesting how this strayed way of topic. This was about NI updates wasn't it?

That's the kind of gear that never leaves the house or maybe for a player in an amatuer band to show off their gear which most of an audience has no clue or cares.

I guess it's easier to spot among all of those Komplete libraries.

I'm waiting when my NI updates don't fail. Windows Installer Cleanup goes hand in hand with NI updates. I don't use their deleter because you get all of the backup registry files. I swear NI stuff writes a zillion codes in the registry.

My first SSD drive fail was Intel. At least with Intel they send you a replacement and you send the defective item back.

They can also prematurely fail.

Welcome to the modern age of synth programming called sound design and not to be confused with music design.