LOL something for the delusional Linux users to come up with another lame excuse to use Linux. They get so deep into themselves they make the worst webpages ever. At least it doesn't look like the copied FL Studio.
I wish it wasn't I went for it. I read the posts about Babylon on KVR. The FL packs and FL tutorials where the clincher. Usually the Serum wavetables can be used in other synths.
The old T-Bird and Athlon heat sinks were the best way to destroy a motherboard. Then Intel got stupid with the push pin coolers. Despite having insecurity issues putting those Intel ones on they were just as good and sometimes better than 3rd party coolers.
Nice to see they got around to this instead of videos with Mixcraft7. It's stuff like this gets more interest. I post a rant on their forum about this and get the fanboy excuses. It was nice to see a user take charge of this. While I don't really use it much it's always worth the $29 upgrade.
This deal happens quite often since EW has a many sales as Waves. Often the license costs you less than the upgrade from Silver. In the world of where everything is 24bit this 16bit library is one of the best. Compared to other libraries this one is a rocket science. I'm gonna have to read the manual.
https://www.jrrshop.com/gforce-virtual-string-machine-expansion-combo
$41.99 No extra discount. I probably have equivalents with UVI and AAS, probably Analog Lab, Kontakt.
Jrr would be the better deal because Paypal will add conversion charge buying direct.
BTW can you store the samples on a separate drive?