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Vocal Atmospheres by Cory Friesenhan is great for pads. Siren by Veela is one of their best. As one who has acquired many loops I find it hard to fork over that kind of money for loops. With subs you start hoarding. If you think the VST market is competitive it's greater in the loops field. I've found smaller producers and smaller packages to have more usable content that come with presets and midis.

Buying via paypal not working.

Anyone recommend two of these?

BTW if you scroll down there are some prices the reflect the old PA. Also Thorn is $49 again.

Email address has not been registered More boneheaded webmasters. I can log into ISW website but not their downloader.

I can own em all for $400. I'm gonna wait for nest BF/Xmas for another bundle purchase.

Not me I don't redo anymore. Sometimes it is a good idea and you start removing bloat. BTW there is no cure for GAS. If you took up golf you would probably spend a lot of money on a club that claims you have drive the ball farther and more straight.

If you game 500GB is pushing it. Some games are now over 100GB.

Isn't this like the iTunes of synths were you click a patch and wants you to buy?

My favorite is Solid State Symphony for $59.

Same here but I won't immediately jump at it. Most likely will wait for 12. Using another DAW as a VST doesn't wow me. EnergyXT was the first one to do this. I have no need for FL VST when I can just open up FL.

They kinda lost some popularity by their regular prices and sale prices. I think I paid $20 for their Hypernode. For their sale prices they put a lot of programming in what they do.

Using large amounts of GB to promote a library like this doesn't attract me. Music developers resemble game developers by creating bloat these days. For what it is this is overkill.

You probably have the equivalent anyway. Reselling Reason is pretty tough.

That would have put me back on the Waves food chain. If you have Gold and Maxx, Platinum is not a tempting upgrade anyway.

Those things look really complicated compared to a DAW.

According to the link for me it doesn't say that. I did notice the seller is not Newegg. The downside is both drives are 3yr warranty.

http://rigid-audio.com/index.html

BTW the best bargain is http://everyplugin.com/inspire-virtual-instruments-collection.html The signature series are also under $50.

I tend to stay away from companies that are all about loops that decide to enter the VST market. Sample Magic was short lived while W.A. gives their away or sell em cheap.

The other issue is there are great deals in the summer that are better than BF/Xmas deals.

That should be your sig at vi-control.

If it were less than $10 I might consider it. I have so many midi files as it is.

Save it for next year. I still hope to get Noir some day. Just curious for those who have Ostinato Noir, is it worth the 66 euro? That's about the same price as Pigments 2. I'm thinking of moving up the Arturia food chain. I know it's an apple vs. oranges purchase.

Most DAWs have something like this. Plus I'm sure there are free alternatives out there.