Amplitube is bloated. When you install it installs. I have to go thru the Native Asshat mumbo jumbo to only have it fail, run a registry to to install it. A lot of time wasted. If you have the IK Max version those presets can be overwhelming.
Piano Colors doesn't seem to justify the space needed after auditioning a few patches . It's basically a synth. What does it really offer that you can't do in the popular synths. But I will probably leave they it on there.
Someone gave me that Pat Boone in a Metal Mood CD. I love it because it's swing band arrangements. I love when songs are covered to different genres.
I was working on a EDM version of More Than A Feeling (beck when I was actually using a DAW instead of cruising every deals forum on the planet) but the project got lost.
I was never a fan of Sampletron emulations but I like IK's version.
Syntronik - I wonder if developers will ever figure out making bloated synth emulations is a bad idea. Sire it my attract analog junkies nut there average humandoesn't want to use up large junks of space on a SSD drive for such things.
IK seems to be good at physical modeling. They should have tried that instead of competing with Soundpaint for the all time bloatness trophy.
You don't hear them in a mix with other stuff. If you rely on presets and do dance genres you will most like find something that works using Spire, Sylenth and Serum long before most of the AAS synths,