I really shouldn't have opened this thread but since I was always interested in Majectica I bought it. There went my money for the 3 Modo kits. Oddly enough I probably would rarely use each one anyway.
Odd that they compressed the download to a 22gb file. That's asking for trouble.
I prefer MPV and Udemy over Groove 3. Much better on short attention spans.
Sad that either don't provide a long term sub. Both did at one time and I took advantage of it. I now hoard tutorials.
It wont let me select upgrade. "You are not eligible to purchase this version. Please click here for more details."
IK is not eligible to receive my funds for this since they want me to pony up $199 despite having the recent Total Studio Max 3.5 bundle.
If it's a glitch then hopefully they fix it otherwise I won't even consider this. Beware of Toontrack.
RMA on Monday and got the replacement on Thursday. The old drive which is not readable had Konplete, Refills, and BFD. I used my other system which is networked via cables and took little time. Unlike years ago most data can be downloaded again.
People don't realize how difficult it is to take over one's code. Magix hasn't done much with Acid except change the paint and overprice it. Garritan bought the Gigastudio technology but too much code to do anything with it.
https://forum.bfddrums.com/t/is-there-allready-a-fix-for-bfd3-has-been-disabled-because-this-machine-isnt-authorized/2282
I had to do the yada, yada, yada. to get it to run. Their licensing model sucks. This would make anyone appreciate a dongle.
I feel like a dope falling for a $49 bloated drum package. EZD, XLN, Kontakt, do just fine.
Usually when I start with a fresh install (which is rare) I install less with the thought of "I never use the app anyway". Over time that smaller disk space creeps back up with more hoarding.
Waves had a bad reputation with their WUP at the beginning of the century. iLok also had a reputation for ruining hard drives back then. Those don't die quickly. Waves also has the worst licensing model along with Steinberg, How many people are willing to pay $200 for a plugin with WUP?
At the same time both companies often don't have mediocre products either.