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I'm still trying to make sense of this and not sure I agree with some of it. I think it's the small developers who are giving the big boys a run for their money because so many make quality stuff and they don't charge the prices the big boys do. See Boz Digital, Tokyo Dawn Labs.

I miss MTV Unplugged.

How did you end up in that video?

Not surprised by that. Few updates before a paid upgrade goes off my list

BTW this deal now only exists on ADSR.

I still cant stand Beth by Kiss, November Rain by GnR. I respect ACDC for never venturing down the road of the ballad.

I think it was called the wuss song movement.

Bandlab wants to disable Rapture when scanning.

Those are cell phone specs. No audio interface is going to make that better.

I use onboard sound for all non DAW stuff. Life seems more stable that way.

https://blackoctopus-sound.com/product/8-packs-for-8-the-octosale-2019/ I think they are the same outfit. Here you get purchase points.

Same here. The rant with PA seems to be about those who have plenty of their stuff. There was a point that many of them rarely get updated and push new ones out. I got a lot of their cheap stuff and never use it just like TRacks stuff. It's not about quality but quantity. I just forget I have them and sometimes for ease and decision making I just use the ones packages in a DAW. Anything I do often doesn't make it to the post production side because of laziness. There are some developers that might as well go to subscription because they introduce a new version without ever getting to .5 release. I just can't do software subs. There just seems to be risks.

Unfortunately links are limited to 3. I got that bundle as well. After installing Live Packs, Refill, and Konakt, I really bloated 2 systems.

There are mo shortages of 808 samples on the net for free and no shortages on my hard drive.

Give us the link. I think a lot of developers went, "Uh oh, we deflated the price of plugins. We have to try to go back." I like how Melda does things, 4 random plugins 50% off each week. Plus that Izotope deal. IK never fails on those group buys.

2nd license for me.

I tend to blow this site off because it's such a tease.

I thought the Akai Fire deal was weird since Image Line is a Belgium company.

But that's why you use Nuetron.

The loop industry is very competitive. I doubt I would ever pay $20 for a single one no matter how good it is.

I don't use video apps anymore. Their cut down versions are a great value.

Most make the mistake of not realizing Ozone is for the mastering side and throw them on every track and think CPU hog. Mastering plugins are not made to run at 1.5 ms on a modest system.

Trying RX7 on an album recording that is not available in CD. It was one of those summer projects spending hours removing all of the clicks in Soundforge. Does anyone use RX7 through their monitors or use PC speakers?

T-Racks are great I just forget I have them.

Unfortunately the sounds can't be separated if you value OS drive space.