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https://www.pluginboutique.com/product/1-Instruments/58-Inst-Bundle/5493-Synths-Bundle If you want to spend some more on something useful.

Yep. I always go for the hoard of sample packs for $12.

I really have a bad habit of buying from W.A. The plugins are not at Fabfilter level but very simple to use. The sound packs are very good.

How so? Spend $9 more and get this https://www.waproduction.com/bundles/view/vocal-mega-pack-1 You get the Splitter, construction kits, tutorials.

i would find it annoying if they were posted in the wrong spot to gain attention.

Post of the week.

Too fewer updates before upgrades. That gets moved out of by budget DAW list. A Reaper license is $69, Mixcraft Pro upgrade $29. They seem to wander in the direction of Reason by making more plugins and less attention to the DAW. I just found it clumsy to work with. Their free DAW just can't compare to Bandlab. I've had a license of Tracktion since it came out and 9 was the end for me since I have too many DAWs and feel they are moving out of the budget territory. I'm sure I would be dumb enough to fork over $25 for an upgrade.

I doubt anyone has paid full price for them either.

I got 40% off (can't share it since it is already copined eitherspinning the wheel and could get this an Ethera Gold for $57. Tempting, tempting, tempting.

A colossal 12GB synthesizer for Kontakt. Meanwhile I don't think my NI synths, Sylenth, Thorn, KV, Spire total 12GB. Maybe the complete Arturia collection does. I starting to question the logic of having large sample synths not named Omnishpere.

I'm trying to be the "doubting" Thomas. I'm coming up with plenty of reasons not to buy anything. That doesn't mean I'm following them though.

It's odd since Magix also uses Engine as well. There's always some confusion, do I activate via Magix or Best Service? My solution is to avoid Engine. I've become a full Kontakt fanboy. (not their player) I do understand why developers want to move away from Kontakt but do they understand why I prefer it?

I'm glad it's Waves and not Melda, saved $30.

I'm done with pianos. I don't need another rompler. Rumor has it synthedit will be rebranded to 64 bit.

This looks like nice one

Unfortunately their sample based products can't be moved to another drive.

It would be nice to know if there are updates without going to the website.

Still no half off upgrade on Cubase .5 release.

The whole NI Service Center is a major hassle if you have to update libraries. It doesn't remember the install locations while Kontakt does. It makes Waves Central look brilliant.

I have X3 Suite and removed it. Too many DAWs as it is. I think what holds a DAW back is lack of 3rd party tutorials. Groove3 now has one for X4.

Newegg and B&H have a dollar difference. Even at this price drive space is not cheap.

Same here. I'll be fine with Melda, IK, and Izotope. Those are also the most license friendly plugins. Also very little confusion updating unlike Waves.

A company that have finally got the multi installer right.

Odd to see 3rd party selling PA stuff. I think they renamed this.

It would be mine if it were less. My Kontakt libraries are equaling the same amount of my plugins. This is another one of those developers I added to my own everything list.