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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.

Well they could probably still do it as online only.

Another developer who thinks bloat is a great marketing tool. With all of the VSTs and presets out there I couldn't do another synth rompler.

Those aren't really going to ever be upgraded. If they threw in their 2 new plugins I'd go for it. Having bundles with other developers products (NI,PA) seem to be more of a turnoff for me, It's like a pricey Humble Bundle deal.

With ads and reviews it was just like another deals forum. I would basically read the reviews.

I'm not sure it's worth it. You get some reverbs that are still tied to iLok. The throws it off since I have Izotope software on 3 machines. Plus the NI stuff makes it less enticing since most of us have Driver. Guitar Rig, no thanks since it will be in the Komplete upgrade. Other than the fancy EQs it's just repetition of what we already have.

https://www.izotope.com/en

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I have all of mine on HDD and they load fine.

So is anyone gonna post the deals link the everyone think is going to be removed? I'm not sure it violates anything.

It's not the plugins that are useless it's just me

Bummer. I've wasted money on magazine subs.

I think life can go on with one less free plugin.

I just use it to buy other things. It's getting to the point of buying another SSD or start removing stuff I don't use. Then there's always the option of buying a 12 port powered hub and litter it with external drives. Developers are into drive bloat. Even with games from the W7 era were 8gb and now games come in at 80-100gb. I look at the size of EW Forbidden Planet and think how synth rompers are overrated when it comes to the space they use. I'm amazed with what people do using Spire or Serum. Give NI credit for having their sounds in a compressed format to reduce disk space.