kitekrazy1

I think your own advice is the best. This is why I an passing on it.

Reviews are alarming. Even 3 stars say they would not buy again.

This is a great plugin. The Melda one is a lot more involved.

BTW a lot of T-Racks was updated last month.

That would be the real definition of a no brainer.

Some 1st releases had a serial #. Did you try Instascale? I have the others.

Is there any authorization on these? Might have found my bargain. https://www.pluginboutique.com/product/2-Effects/76-Expansion-Packs/5419-What-About-R-B-for-Instachord-

When you think about it it's buying something you would never use for something free you probably wouldn't use.

https://www.pluginboutique.com/product/2-Effects/39-FX-Bundle/5467-W-A-Production-Summer-Bundle Might be worth it for Instascale.

Hmmmm.....I wonder if authorization is the same as Magix or Steinberg?

Appreciate and purchasing are 2 different things. It's nice in this age that small developers are putting out quality stuff that is denting the big boy's prices.

Are there more virtual drummers plugins than EQs now?

I prefer drawings. Most people in contest have better stuff.

Not really impressive as for free ones. I wonder if the retail price from Waves is not their sale retail price.

I've never had an audio device fail. I guess I won't consider this brand.

The nice thing about their all samples pack is the amount of formats. I'm glad they are using a 3rd party instead of their usual 1st come 1st serve discounts that turned me off from buying.

I was gonna blow this off due to having too many plugins. I got SPL Attacker for free. Not the smart move since I already have Plus. This is the consequence of having too many plugins.

Yep this changed without my approval. This difference is is created that subfolder in my VST plugins folder.

Native Asses change my VST directory. If life were up to Native Access or Waves Central, I'd chose death.

Definitely not the end of the world.

Which is odd that a VST is this big and the library that small.

None of my DAWs show Massive X.

Not me. Replacing drives 2 years unless it's for capacity reasons seems more of a testament of not trusting SSDs. It's not cost effective if $100 means a lot to you. My Intel drive failed in year 3 of 5 years. It wasn't write related. I have little faith in SSDs and I'd go for a 5yr. drive instead of saving $20 for a cheaper one for 3yrs.

I think of it as a gimmick.

Gotta love a developer who allows negative reviews on their site. Best key detector that can't be used in a DAW is https://www.seventhstring.com/xscribe/overview.html.