kitekrazy1

I remember when CM has Computer Muzi as a free DAW.

This is why I avoid many Linux developers. They don't even make that easy. Sure the Linux fanboys will disagree but for some it's a waste of time. Cakewalk is free and it rocks.

You'd be surprised at the non supported hardware from Yamaha. NI has now left the loyalty building. Sometimes I think of getting those Arturia controllers. They seem to be a loyal group. How long will it be for some stuffed shirts to buy them and only look at spreadsheets. Give Image Line some credit after buying UVI, Melda, WA, for not interfering. BTW their CEO is a former NI employee. Pro Tools Expert had an article about what if someone buys Pro Tools. They had some things to say about Izotope and NI.

I could buy one of these with groove cash. I already have a sub but for some reason I tend to buy more from Udemy. Groove3 are usually far more polished but I tend to like the ones by Jason Allen on Udemy. As for plugin tutorials on groove3 they always use Logic which my brain can't always translate to another DAW. If they are done in Logic I only give it 3 stars. A lot depends on the plugin. The real value in Groove3 is all of the Hal Leonard material.

Funny how all of the M-Audio gear no longer has driver support past W7 and still works. While RME is expensive they don't make doorstops.

How many LA-2As does one need?

Also have to install another NI Access type app. This is why I blow off a lot of these. Just give me the individual installer.

Go work for NI

You can buy a real one for less.

How does this fair with the EW Pop Brass? It's about the same price.

installed........nope avoided

I'm getting too stupid to even mess with Linux.

The issue is not the products but everything outside of the that. What Komplete does best is cover drive space. Let me know when someone uses 25% of it. I have licenses dating back to it's inception. As for Izotope it will be integrated into Native Asshat.

Should be in coffeehouse and not deals. People frequent that part of the forum.

Exceptions are NI and Izotope. Since being taken over by one of those large company clusterfraks things are not better. Eventually that stink will work its way into the software. They are already becoming the next Magix - more frequent paid upgrades with little value attached.

That is only appealing to end users and mixing/mastering engineers. The average person doesn't even own a stereo system anymore. A lower nitrate mp3 at 128 or lower will have poor quality cranked on a stereo system. The most impressive library is the BBC Discover at 380mb and sounds excellent. Some of the favorite pianos by end users are the sample modeled oness. That also applies to the SWAM products. Modo Bass is very good and doesn't use up space. IK just might be great at sample modeling.

I've hoarded games and will wait for it to be free on Epic. Amazing that great games were made with realistic system requirements.

The best place to buy VSL libraries. Add to the cart and add your VSL email for additional discount. I got the new Synchron Smart Orchestra for about $100 with the VSL and 20% off discount.

Abelton sometimes will do a 30%.

If you are into piano hoarding wait till Sampletekk has a sale. I like them because you don't need the Kontakt player which means you don't have to deal with Native Asshat.

Usually delete it and install the latest download. The best thing is to never update it unless there is something you have that needs to be fixed.

I wish developers would move away from bigger is better unless it's something like a bag of Doritos. IK seems to do well at modeling and I thought this would be the direction instead of weighing in 20GB each. You have to wonder how important the sound of a piano is if it is not the featured instrument. A listener probably doesn't really care. I've got plenty and use them for sketching so it's more about loading time. I probably use FL Keys more than anything since I'm sketching. This is another attempt at the sub model. This one I can't see it working. Maybe if it were $2.99 a month it would take off. The dub mode can be dangerous for the enduser if they don't keep track of all of their subs. I hope sound developers come up with a compressed format to reduce file size.

I didn't know I have one in FL Studio. That also tells you how much I needed one.

Someone also mentioned it on their forum. BTW does this happen on the account webpage?

I know what it is. They messed up their Product Manager just to keep in step with NI.