kitekrazy1

Acid 7 still working for me. So many developers still install 32 bit without your choice and this is for Acid. All of me newest VSTs work in it.

Seems like I'm a prophet now that Cubase crossgrade is $170.

That more than a crossgrade price for a real DAW.

It should be called Acid Pro Next to Stupid. Who ever though of this idea?

My update price on my Melda and Image Line plugins are free.

Meh.....the DAW stuff via credit.

Not so much native but there was the separate program called the VST adapter. I still love that old 2.2 GUI.

$120.99 to be exact. The only thing I don't like about it is getting more EQs.

That doesn't always work. I tried moving IK VST Mic Modeler to another machine and had to install it for some graphic reason. I also use Disk Tree to see what's bloating the app folder. I still keep 32 bit just for Acid Pro 7. Still waiting on a decent deal for a Magix upgrade.

For about $50 more when it is on sale I think I would go with with Hollywood Orchestra Gold. Then again I have the VSL SE's and I really need to use that. This one though is tempting.

Post of the week. Now synths have replaced the reinvent the wheel once held by orchestra libraries.

At one time I had about 7 cheap electrics and traded them in for a LP Studio. So I have a Tele and an older model PRS Santana SE. So the scenario is a bit different. But it is definitely wrong to have all of this DAW stuff and maybe use 10% of it every day. I'd like a variant of a real PRS with a wide fat neck but if I could afford one I probably still wouldn't buy it because I don't play every day. This is what happens when you get into the electronic genres. You push buttons. I have plenty of real instruments and don't play them. Not only that is wrong but now a major sin.

I know they are free but I wonder if it's really worth it to install them.

I've have a LP Studio. I don't play very much. Is it wrong to have an LP and not play it every day?

I was interested in that. What's it like?

You most likely have them if you have an account from VSTBuzz. Sonatina Symphonic Orchestra and the Ivy Audio stuff are keepers. BTW those demos of the Sonatina are great.

The other option is to stop using Waves. Their authorization scheme makes one appreciate iLok.

Never hurts to have additional licenses. I have 2 older machines that are still DAW capable. I have 12 licenses total.

Too many knobs that would encourage one like me to use presets.

I have Melda's super duper delay and that gives you about 100. Some of these delays I have are complicated.

http://rigid-audio.com/products_aquiver.html

It's a nice DAW for the money.

I need to name a folder I'm stuck with it on my storage drives.

That's the only reason I could see using something like this. There are time I've consider Forte but I still think it's pricey when I can still upgrade Finale for $99.