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You have to go outside of Arturia's shop since there plenty of 3rd party presets.

https://us.focusrite.com/products/rednet-pcier $1600

that kind of stuff is marketed towards those who create music, the outside world doesn't care, "that analog gear and tape emulation sounds so good thru my air pods" said no one ever

230mb for presets?

If I could afford it I would get the SWAMs.

Yep. I just pulled it up. It says what it is. It's handy if you don't want to use samples or program another synth for sweeps. Does anyone need this? I think the same could be said for the latest and greatest EQ but this one is only $9.

Too bad none of it improves Native Access.

Sometimes there are 3rd party security suites that do overkill on systems. This is just to unsure the best download speeds. No one does that stuff.

They fixed it. It muse be a 3 machine limit.

It shall remain to be seen but I've read the EULA for Plugin Guru Unify twice and nothing mention on how many installations. I tried installing it on a 3rd system and wouldn't work. I will try offline authorization. Always annoyed the only way you can access the EULA is by opening an installer.

I still have these wasting space. I haven't invested time to mess with them.

I think it was too soon after having the TS Max deal.

Downloads only expire on sounds.

Oh wow! That's a first. More developers are into getting on end users shitlist.

None. Many of us entered group buys from a deal from a vendor.

The difference is a home grown transcription vs. copying a licensed version. Hal Leonard has to play a license for all of those songbooks. If one duplicates and distributes it then it is a violation.

Please wait until all updates are finished downloading - mine seems to be stuck.

Yes it's true.

I'm pretty sure they got warnings for copyright infringement at one time. People would take bought tabs and put then into GP format. They use to host those. BTW it is a good notation app for tabs.

Hard to beat the IK version. Honestly a Mellotron is for nostalgia purposes. How kids listening to music on their phones say this mellotron rocks? Basicall it was one of the early samplers.

Most of his tutorials involve freeware.

There's no shortage of that.

Maybe it's me but having Arturia, the popular synths that start with S, opening one of the Korg ones that I have just seem uninspiring. Their eco system is worse.

I think the clueless ones are those who sell a kalimba that needs to be assembled, Those buying this takes it to another level.

You can sample it. Make sure it takes up 25gb of space and state it has 4000 velocity layers, true legato, and someone will buy if for sure.