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http://everyplugin.com/tony-maserati-signature-series.html http://everyplugin.com/jack-joseph-puig-signature-series.html http://everyplugin.com/greg-wells-signature-series.html http://everyplugin.com/chris-lord-alge-signature-series.html Each is $45.07 and $40.56 with YNY23.

If you leave Cakewalk open while trying to update you can copy the .exe file and store it since it wont install with the app open.

We had a local GC move down the street, the other place made their prices competitive, plus you knew the service after the sale would be there. He was also a Washburn dealer which I liked. They also made income off repairs, lessons, and equipment rentals. What brought that place down was not GC but road construction. The local GC was a good store, small and cramped, but once you got to know a few managers, they would be honest about gear. I think music stores in general are hurting. It also depends on the area. Our local school districts turned away music stores that offered band rentals since they provide the instruments. That's like the worst thing ever especially when it comes to maintenance and repairs. There's always some debate to whether youngsters are not willing to learn instruments and going into DAWs. I don't think it's just the brick and mortar stores are hurting. My local Sam Ash and GC are lackluster when it comes to higher end gear. You wont see a PRS in there. In my area if you are a wind player it's not the best place to live. We do have a Music&Arts though. My last purchases have been from Sweetwater because of their financing. My JBL monitors are costing me $3 a month. I'm not a fan of credit but this I liked.

Apples and oranges here. GC hires people off the street like grocery stores hire baggers. Working for GC appeals only to those who like a dress code that is similar to carnival workers. It's not a good place to work.

It updated one of my pop libraries.

For a company that doesn't have a reputation for fixing or upgrading older stuff I wouldn't put that kind of money into their products.

I wonder what the actual GB will say in Windows when you install it?

I think the reason they are doing this is they screwed up user accounts. I have a login that was saved by Robofom and it doesn't work. When webmasters start removing account or passwords that when I don't buy. Whaddya know I had to create a new account.

M2s are the fastest but they take away 2 SATA ports.

I have one system that has 4 2TB HDDs. I'm not gonna give them up until 2TB SSDs get well under $200.

https://www.pro-tools-expert.com/production-expert-1/2019/3/15/mac-pro-51-cheese-grater-with-thunderbolt-the-impossible-is-now-possible Interesting though is if I wanted to try the Mac side I would go with one of these cheese grater Macs. Apple made the mistake of making these easy to upgrade. I've come across people still using these boxes instead of going wit Apple's latest and greatest. I'd have to wonder though with this TB adapter using Windows on a Mac is a night and day difference for those Mac users running one of those high end units like an RME.

Maybe they are creating music.

I love WD's RMA. If the drive is bad they send you one first and you send the bad one back.

Nice to hear this. Their plugins require a manual install and no serial number.

Not so wow when you bought Gold for under $70. You can always wait for the other to be $29.

I have a LP Studio, white with gold trim. I'm not a guitar player but is it wrong to own a LP and not play it every day or is it a sin?

Open up Cakewalk while it tries to install, copy the install. It wont install if Cakewalk is open.

That's why they hide the prices in their emails.

Did you click the crossgrade offer? That's $199 I'll pass. I don't need any more synths to add to the confusion. Someday maybe since I like the company.

I'm downloading via torrent. No zips just folders.

I feel so much better now that they fixed that German text bug.

That is me. I never bothered to try the 1st one. I have a backlog of learning how to use the ones I have.

I'm surprised they are still around. Everything they have is often quite old. If these were Reason refills at $5 I would go for one.

With all of the no shortage of mixing plugins I'm moving away from certain types of authorization schemes. Ones like Melda is simple and don't have a machine limit.

I wonder what is going on with this developer.