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Live is an EDM first DAW. I always think of deleting more factory packs. Their orchestra ones remind me of soundfonts. I'd bet anything in Kontakt that translated into the sampler would not sound the same. Project Sam and Spitfire have made packs but I wouldn't buy them.

If you like Beat this is a really great deal.

So this product got it right and everyone else got it wrong? Sometimes good ole sheet music is handy. Even online resources get keys wrong.

It's not that as I have so much stuff that it can be overwhelming. I think it's time to try Live in it's proprietary state.

Live's browser went downhill after Live 8. If you have other folders added to the browser it scans them with that little circle spinning. It reminds me of Gigastudio. The more folders you add the larger you Live app data gets because of it's db file. I'm gonna try making something using only their synths. I went thru a few presets of Analog that I liked. I always buy the Udemy tutorials by Jason Allen and he goes through the Suite with enough info on each instrument to get you started without boring you to death. I think the intro to Live 12 is free on Udemy

They use to do group buys. It was on KVR that I first heard of D16 and asked why people were so into that group buy. Oddly enough without resizable GUIs we look at bigger screens but the software looks small. We get hi res screens only to sit closer.

I have no idea how you got that from my statement, Lush 2 - I don't need another synth,

For me that would be a blessing.

The $29 for me is worth every penny to avoid using Native Asshat

You will eventually get an email for the $29 upgrade. Avoid what the account says,

Shows full price for me. Outside of the name Izotope on it not sure it's really worth it. Will this be other other head of the 3 headed monster that I will slay,

Oh that's right. Derailing a thread is mandatory. BTW I still have that offer for Lush 2 for 39. I don't need another synth,

I never installed the other one. FL Studio now has their own.

If you have an old Intel processor you have a better chance. I'm pretty sure my i7 4790 will work. I also have an old AMD FX series that will not work. Everything is becoming "apple" like with hardware. There's that DAW named Reaper which will work on almost anything, even Linux. I don't think the world will end if people are still stuck on Live 11. Ableton will still update it which puts them in a league by themselves.

How did we go from D16 to Waves? Upgrade prices from D16 are very nice.

best comment - huge fan

Some had to get a refund because their processor doesn't support AVX2. everything is getting "Apple like" with hardware. Casual users are into the if it aint broke don't fix it with hardware. Those are shoes not everyone walks in to understand.

It was their app and not them. Maybe thin skinned and faulty developers go hand in hand.

I deleted that email thinking is was a hardware thing and not a sample library.

I don't know about that. Disk manufacturers and Microsoft had different measurements of storage space.

I called Native Access - Native Asshat. I also told them kindness was exhausted after so many issues with it. You'd be surprised on that forum the problem solving is not from developers but users. That's pretty sad. I have yet to roll a 3of3 flawless Access installs. The failure of installation is random. They did not fix the NTKDemon issue in 3.9. It's hard to be civil when a good company is eventually turning to crap. It's obvious it's not just me that has the issues. Others are angry when support posts the usual annoying links everyone has read. Users spend a great deal of time trying to get Access to work. Access is also a forced update. That is a no no. All of this just to change the paint and mimic iTunes. They are not the only ones going that direction. They are the only developers where their distribution software is faulty. Unlike others if that fails you can download the updates from a website. With NI you have to contact support. The problem with developers is they want the money but never want thick skin to deal with complaints. I know you've been there. Not dealing with a users anger and criticism tends to make more enemies than friends. The only person I've ever seen do that is Scott from Image Line. He's good at handling pissed off people. He doesn't threaten them by knee jerk banning. BTW id you are banned from NI you just register again with a different user name and email.

I think that's what Live users who use it live for the EDM crowd do.

Just got banned from NI. If you want to be a developer you have to take the good with the bad. There's no shortage on the web to escape criticism. The good ones try to turn enemies into friends.

One could just install the lite versions.

Imagine using a DAW in its proprietary state.