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Anyone actually used these.

Meh.........

cue in the.........oh no they may go sub only fear that seems to happen with everything in the DAW world At least they weren't acquired by Gibson

Just when I thought of not being a bonehead the epic fail makes a comeback,,,,,,not bad for $99. Beats anything PA is offering.

Upgrade from Liquid Rhythm 1.4.5 to Liquid Music 1.7.0 - $99. Bad marketing - should've been named 2.0, I get a feeling they wont be around much longer.

This should be titled the Summer Meh. I can't see people biting when many developers bought into the $29 offerings.

One should frame this on their wall. It's an easy pass since I no longer keep UVI on my systems. I also think Sampletekk sale is going on.

They are moving away from the 3rd party VST business. If you have access to their forum they explain why. They prefer to spend more time making their DAW one of the best ones out there. Anything new is going to be for FL Studio. They will update those plugins but if you run a Mac I'd say buyer beware, Harmor is really great looks like a rocket science to use. After some tutorials it's easier than it looks. I paid a lot of money for it when it came out. I have everything for FL and one of the last users to get the VST package.

Well this person deauthorized/authorized his plugins ever year. I only do that if the software tells me to.

Why do they call it a bundle? You only need the top app.

It removes your Cubase license and replaces it with Nuendo because it is a crossgrade. I guess this is a DAW more suited film.

It will replace your Cubase license and can't use it anymore.

Only for Kontakt player version.

Gig Performer deleted comments on their Facebook page. Odd that they claimed we should be getting this upgrade for free.

That is like a first for AMD.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/pa.audiophiles

https://www.trackspark.com/ It still exists. I got turned off when the content was their own home made loops. It was like promoting their own music.

I love those bland GUIs. That means using less system resources. Once you figure out how to use them you fell much more brilliant. I finally have Melda everything.

This was long and I skimmed through it. My issue with Waves is their licensing sucks. Waves is joyful that you are willing to pay. Around the turn of the century the 2 worst reputations were Waves and Pace(iLok). There's a reason why Waves does the $29 plugins and there are free plugin offers requiring iLok. I have no issues with the quality of Waves but their licensing is so 1990's. All of the other developers you mentioned I have installed on 3 systems.

Speaking of that whatever happen to that one service for a monthly fee you got a goodie bag.

So far that is not my experience. I have Gold/RennMaxx, Dave Aude EMP pack, and WUP is more than half of those licenses.

Better start saving for the WUP.

You can probably get the real thing at a garage sale or thrift store for about the same price. You could impress all of your friends telling them it's real cowbell in your mix.

I hear good things about the piano but I have so many of them and of course you can get some good ones from Sampletekk right now. It seems that new pianos, strings, and harsh sounding synths create oohs and aahs these days. It depends on what level you create and genres to not fall for is really gimmicks. Upgrading from KU to KU doesn't really appeal when another $50 gives you KCE.

8dio took the thunder away from me continuing with KU or upgrading to KCE. I don't want to do anymore juggling with disk space. If you haven't bought individual NI products you can't downgrade.