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It doesn't show up in the license manager - only 3.4

I prefer to live with my disappointments. They are just presets. No big deal to me. They don't eat space.

no one does that

confused

I've been going thru some. I check out the low price ones so if I buy it wont be a disappointment.

It doesn't matter if you are the one taking in the revenue.

Installed and deleted UA Connect. Yesterday it reared it's ugly head during a plugin scan. Arturia does the same thing but I like them. I could justify UA Connect if I had an audio interface. Imagine if NI did the same thing............ Sad that our paid software has the behavior of viruses.

A great excuse not to spend that kind of money on an EQ even though Fabfilter is probably worth. I wonder if the average listener who know noting about music production ever says this would've been better if the EQ was right. Someone will always convince us that's not true. Yet we flock to see our favorite group perform in a venue that is nothing like a recording studio. There is a big difference between those who pay for your production and those who listen to it.

I was wondering if someone was going to comment after the after the only one post shills. Not the best marketing BTW, Sub only is probably a greater death than when Gibson stopped development. I would imagine most of the subscribers are not western based. I'm wondering when the other guitar company is going to erode the popularity of another DAW. Meanwhile another company uses their licensing as a marketing tool and it seems to work.

If you have Analog Pro you get some free presets to sample.

https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/cpus/asrock-issues-bios-update-to-address-ryzen-9-9800x3d-failures-warns-of-misinformation-about-failures Yikes. I have an older AsRock board for my Intel system. It seems every manufacturer has a go around with quality issues. I've always used Asus and Gigabyte as well. There was another article that a fix was revert to a previous BIOS. Anytime there was a BIOS update on a board I read what it is and if it doesn't affect me then I pass. I'm less confident these days in upgrading hardware. Since I spend more time buying software instead of actually using it I don't need a powerful system.

https://www.theregister.com/2025/02/21/hp_ditches_15_minute_wait_time_call_centers/?td=rt-3a too much sheet these days when looking at spreadsheets This is just one of the few things HP has done to not win any popularity contests.

Most likely a pricing error to begin with

The whole point of free stuff seems to buy into an eco system. Many of them often require iLok. I bought my first iLok when Line 6 offered Amp Farm free. I don't install the free Waves anymore.

I've stopped installing anything UAD since you have no control over their app. Sure you could delete it and still install their stuff. Their connect app has no options and starts up with Windows. BTW it is a complaint among users. I prefer not to deal with them. There's no shortage of 1176 emulations.

no machine limit either

it seems others are having issues even at correct resolution display is too large, task bar and vertical height are too large

there are some Massuve synthwave presets for $5. I wasn't looking for something cheap but I thought these would be interesting to have, There are also Serum presets for that price.

That isn't really any different than realizing what is in a DAW is quite adequate.

I appreciate both links since you can hear the demos at TT

I have 3 iLoks and they don't ever move. As for flash drives I lose track of them. I do use their cloud on certain VSL libraries. As for PA they allow 3 installations. Not sure why anyone would think the "improvadongle" is a benefit with PA. 3 iLok authorizations are becoming more common. If Waves was like Melda with no machine limit I'd be happy to pay for WUP. They still have the worse licensing in the industry. They probably haven't recovered from the boneheaded move of a forced sub. They lead the league in race down to zero with their crap licensing. I doubt I'd ever buy Waves again. Their entry level bundles are hard to beat. I guess you can get away with that kind of licensing when you develop great stuff. They have to do their sales because there are smaller developers out there making great products.

That seems a worthwhile freebie.

I also got a $50 voucher. Some of those presets are pricey.

Most of that Izotope stuff can be gotten for free elsewhere. It's not the end of the world to nor have Izotopes lite versions. You have to realize Magix only does these deals with older software.

so did I get a rompler or sampler? Can I import a wav file?