kitekrazy1

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.

If you like to play PC games a track ball is a lousy choice.

Nope we are suppose to treat them like a charity. Just because I used a product for free doesn't give me any compulsion to try a year sub. Not much different to me than charity. The best value of paid DAWs is Reaper. I don't not need their pro license for $250 so should I buy it because "they've been good to me". I think I already practice charity by purchasing upgrades of DAWs I rarely use. Like yesterday - that $99 DAW upgrade that somehow seeped into this forum.

Sounds like an undeal

My bad. I tried the code on PB.

The difference is with Toontrack you have to pay $149 or so to get on the ground floor. AD comes with all of their kits.

Learned long ago this was a waste of time. Anything you like just hope there's a CD.

Doesn't work on this bundle

The older UVI workstation you could work with your own samplers.

I don't have the ears of a drummer so to me they are all noise makers except when it comes to the speed metal genres, that's sort of a contradiction. With AD a kit comes with the engine. Not so with Toontrack. It's easy to forget Modo Drums, and Komplete. BFD is a waste because of their authorization nonsense and I guess buying those kits have installation issues. I have Meldas Drummer in it's 60gb of glory. Battery is underrated. Then there is UJAM and Slate. DAWs have advanced in sample manipulation where you could use multi track loops.

It is. I avoid it since I don't have space. It is probably the only one you would ever need.

Neither is full Kontakt, Soundpaint, Sound Factory and even Sampletank. We tend to treat them that way.

Good. Check the forum around here and notice many don't half ***** like this. BTW Google is often broken, So yes do us a favor and don't bother.

I'm done with romplers and this one tempted me. Another rompler means buying more sounds to make it worthwhile which means more space and put them on a SSD with little space or existing HDDs. When it comes to all romplers for synth sounds I'm not sure they are worth it anymore when you have the popular VSTs and endless 3rd party presets. I don't buy toontrack anymore because everything is genre specific and gets expensive and uses more space. It's their player that's a draw for me. I have hopes physical modeling will become a thing instead of developers like EW bragging how big a library is.

I have everything from them but this one I don't get the hype.

If you are going to post in deals provide links

Most of the DAW marketing world is towards dance genres. We see those complaints with a DAW's new features - see Studio One. All media have to rely on paid advertising. I don't mind it if it is DAW related. I remember when Guitar One was removed and put into Guitar World. Guitar World was always metal oriented and One was about playing the instrument. The so called lesson was just watching the player without any dialogue.

I've come to the conclusion there is no holy grail. Better is often different. I've used Live's and Melodyne and the results were slightly different. I preferred Live's only because it made certain parts I desired more clear. These apps have been around since the DAW came about. They all work fine with single tracks but as for a song - no holy grail

Most of the Wave stuff from v9 still works in a Windows OS Waves are some of the best developed plugins and the Renn stuff is still the best. I guess WUP is their solution to generate revenue despite most of their stuff was built to last.

I'm the opposite. I don't like dark themes. I still change the themes looking the like the original Acid, Reason. Live,

At first I thought someone brought up an old thread.

EA stuff might be maintained but see below about Logic. No Aurora and Plasma - deal breaker for me.