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The percussion...........that was my reasoning

No hoarder could answer that question. To answer that would be the one I don't have and most like is the Aetheria Choir. My favorite libraries are always the ones I don't have.

Falcon is more of a synth, Musio is more for orchestra

Well, well, I caved in on the epic bundle more for the percussion and missing a choir

https://8dio.com/products/adagietto-vst-au-aax-kontakt-instruments-samples?variant=41309921280200 I like these less bloated string libraries. One of the reasons for these sales is to get you to crossgrade to Soundpaint.

Hint of what's Coming this Fall from Izotope Easy answer - for the end user this thing called confusion

I had the 8W version and went back to Majestica. The only real difference was the bitrate

that's a lot of bloat dedicated to bombastic stuff. I have most of it. If you didn't need percussion the All Century Bundle would be better, It think when people want to dabble in orchestra sounds they often buy too much. That bundle is best for sample hoarding. The other plus is it is for full Kontakt. I still don't like Spitfire's player or Sine. The Musio offering is great. It depends on what version of Komplete you have. There's plenty of orchestra there. I did but the Soundpaint version of Majestica yesterday. Now I ask myself why.

there will eventually be 5 more out there that will top it. It's like when you thought you worked for the worst boss you will probably come across 5 more in your lifetime

That price would almost be worth if it were for Kontakt

it works now

anyone try downloading from their account? It seems like their servers go to a crawl with new updates using the app.

Same here.

If you have those covered I probably wouldn't bother.

Lots of issues with this company that is not reflective of their libraries. Support and distribution are their downfall.

not sure what that means.......the usual stuff requires a lot of disk space which makes it tough if you are an EW fanboy their older orchestra is still a gem and also their pianos Curious if anyone has Backup Singers and is it any different from Realivox the Ladies

I can't remember if I actually plugged a guitar into my Axe I/O But I did with my Tonex One

Their hardware is great. Most of the time their support is great.

I have yet to install the new version

I look at some of these as using a Squire that fills a need and if you want to go further you go for a Custom Shop. While the quality is better Toontrack does the same thing. Their styles add more GB to your drives. They did the right thing with their Beat Maker where it's one plugin.

the app has options for were to download and keep them, where to install. Not sure how one thinks there is less freedom. Annoying though is lack of direct downloads. Not all of them are there, Sometimes I have to reinstall their Vst3 because all of my DAWs reject them.

I tend to think this is going to be a loss for Boris. Did you check their upgrade prices? Not even close to competing in a saturated market. The Magix deals for Samp upgrade included Spectral Layers and Soundforge

hard to find those anymore -if it has a universal installer app then it's rare for offline authorization yep products stop working - all Sony products can't be authorized anymore. I tried it with Soundforge 10. Perfect Disk doesn't either.

nothing there in my price range

They are one of 2 that ever had this loop restriction and I never really cared for their loops as I have so many of them. What I mean by underrated is that it is a real DAW once you bypass their loops. This is one of their products that actually has video instruction. They also come with their own vst soundsets. I decided to buy the 2026 upgrade from Magix just to see where this goes. It will be interesting to see how Boris handles this. 2 machines license is outdated as well.