kitekrazy1

I have Yamaha practice mutes for trumpet and trombone. I refer to them as silencers when I kill music.

I think the only thing the makes the EZ line great is their player. It can be a money pit since their libraries are about styles. Plus they take up disk space. I get plenty of 3rd party emails where their midi prices are a lot more than the sample packs with midis from many producers. I always bite on their $9 midi packs. Some are great and some are so so that are not drums. The EZ key line is the real money pit. Look at all of the synths and pianos you already have and it's their player that's the draw. I was thinking about the Synthwave but just about every synth I have contains synthwave presets. I've bought some sample packs that come with midi, wav, and project demos to load into some DAWs. Those can be used as templates. I did go for the Electronic Pop keys, Jazz and Neo Soul midis. BTW they changed the EULA. It's kinda confusing. Is it for one system or all in your account? INSTALLATION. You (one user) may download, install and use a Product on one computer or on more than one computer only if these computers form a single production unit or constitute separate workstations necessary for the task at hand and belong to the same owner. The number of concurrent installations of a Product is limited by the provisions or authorization process on the Toontrack Music website or the copy protection system included in a Product. If the Product does not have a copy protection system, no more than two concurrent installations are permitted. The number of permitted concurrent installations are subject to change without notice They do things right with distribution which NI still can't get right.

Thanks! It worked. So I want to spend $50 on this or put it towards some other sample library I will never use.

Unfortunately it isn't everything. I wanted the complete battery kits but it is locked at $99

My local GC has limited high end gear so it wouldn't be as serious if that happened. I guess a lot has to be said about the building construction.

For all of the IK bashing elsewhere it's nice to see developers actually upgrading their products. 90% of the time other developers are upgrading their distribution apps.

Too bad they don't still offer older Kontakt libraries. I only but Kontakt libraries from Spitfire. I refuse to buy anything with Best Service engine. Few can remember that was developed by Yellow Tools. That is the best example of developers making anti piracy a priority over the quality of the product. That player us also shared with Magix software which still includes the Independence library with Samplitude and Acid,

Just like every plugin on a Windows system. Not a reason these days. See Waves

I avoid UAD. Their app always starts up with no option to change. You can be in a plugin scan and all of a sudden their app decides to update. Intrusive software

https://truefire.com/browse Starting at $5 More lessons and tutorials to hoard if you got bored of hoarding other DAW stuff.

30 GB of hard disk space for each piano title - challenges EW, Soundpaint, for drive space. MODO series is great and has physical modeling. If they could do that with their pianos.........

Pass on their bundle - too many plugins and 2 activations.

newest synth is not included

I'll wait for the perpetual license. Even Acronis now offers one again.

I think there is some I use that came out during W95.