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The EW libraries, B4, Pro 53 are still valued. The rest would tick me off if I wanted to break out my Athlon XP hardware and run Windows 2000. I still have those Garritan box sets. It's annoying to see those cluttering Native Access as if it weren't annoying enough.

But will my 750Ti run it? 32GB of drive space. That's a lot of drive space just to make it look pretty.

Anyone have the new Songkey?

I didn't realize that it was until Live 10 they offered VST3 support.

This one's easy to avoid. All of my VIs not from Waves are not tied to a machine unless it's Steinberg.

I don't like Engine so I avoid these.

I guess it depends on the installer. I had my IK VST3 plugins in Program Files\Common Files\VST3\TR5. I was wondering the same thing as the OP when it came to using VST2 or 3.

? SSD4 had a more friendly authorization. Definitely a no buy.

Not available in FL or Reason either. Live I think uses a GM soundset so you wont have a clue how it sounds in Spire. I don't think Acid does either. When I buy some presets I usually open up Bandlab. I hate the plugin management in Mixcraft. Most DAWs I just scroll down to what I need. I like how some do it my manufacturer. The worst thing about Mixcraft is some of their forum members. Suggest improvements and the responses from users are quite stupid even the one I suggested that led to these Mixcraft videos. Then there's some of us who don't read a manual and that where the real learning is. I need to change that behavior.

My bad. It was Mackie.

LOL something for the delusional Linux users to come up with another lame excuse to use Linux. They get so deep into themselves they make the worst webpages ever. At least it doesn't look like the copied FL Studio.

I'm compressor ***** but I did like Shadow Hills. I wonder if I should get this or wait so I don't have 474,981 compressors.

Doesn't everyone? I guess Waves would run out of those "days" for their sales.

Some of these are also on Udemy.

They did have a DAW . It was Tracktion. I don't think people will forget. Bad idea on their part.

That's it.

I wish it wasn't I went for it. I read the posts about Babylon on KVR. The FL packs and FL tutorials where the clincher. Usually the Serum wavetables can be used in other synths.

Looks like the code no longer works.

The old T-Bird and Athlon heat sinks were the best way to destroy a motherboard. Then Intel got stupid with the push pin coolers. Despite having insecurity issues putting those Intel ones on they were just as good and sometimes better than 3rd party coolers.

Anyone install this? I zipped it and put it in the archives.

You could buy the Babylon direct and get this. Kinda pointless if you don't have Serum.

Their loading a default instrument is a workflow killer along with their plugin management window. Theirs is worse than FL Studio.

Not a fan of Steinberg's licensing. There are VST equivalents that don't use that same drive space and can be installed on more than one system.

I'm not into buying Mellotron libraries. It's the easiest thing to make in a sampler of your choice.

Nice to see they got around to this instead of videos with Mixcraft7. It's stuff like this gets more interest. I post a rant on their forum about this and get the fanboy excuses. It was nice to see a user take charge of this. While I don't really use it much it's always worth the $29 upgrade.