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There was one on a under $50 gaming PC. Companies sell of their workstations for cheap. Some of these will have nice older Xeon processors. Some older chips had great architecture. I still get nervous doing a PC build. I live where you have to buy components online and any exchange is time consuming. I remember trashing a board with AMD socket A systems trying to get the cooler on. I use to live in a more humid climate. I lived in a unit with carpeting. The static wasn't as scary as having sweat drip off killing a board. I live where there is hardly any humidity and ceramic tile so no worries. Yet the after assembly there is the nervousness of first pressing that power button. I know of many accidents users had like losing a screw and it shortens the board. I only use Asus, Gigabyte, and AsRock boards. I remember when there was a company called ECS and their boards have many features and cheap. They lived up to cheap. I think Intel is out of the consumer board market and I also liked their boards. RMA service is also a top priority when I buy components. It's sad when you send stuff to be recycled. I still have 2 M-Audio AP2496. AP 192 in an older system. I have a FW 410 that was a great unit not installed and debating whether to send it to the electronics graveyard.

Just get the next version of Komplete.

That is also a recent post. I guess it takes a lot of work. If you go back in ViC when they first came out, the criticism was the programming. That is the downfall along with service after the sale.

But that is often a fail when trying to impress your DAW buddies. Play a track and never mention software used and that silences the critics.

That is my top on the list of buying. I have too much as it is.

The only update is their hub to 2.0

Should stop posting deals involving Aria Sounds.

Their probably isn't any update.

What I liked about XLN is their kits include their sound engine where EZ kits do not without the basic kit. Collecting Toontrack is pricey.

8dio

They have some good utilities.

No they don't. They have a lot of quality software. BTW this free program is excellent. Winoptimiser is also a great program. I'm a fanboy of their utilities.

I was thinking of owning all of them.

Not PA. Brainworx also has their own site to sell plugins. With PA versions you ca install up to 3 machines. I have no idea if it is different outside of PA.

1.02 still Breaks 4 DAWs

I can always use some coffee but another compressor? ........no

You don't get recent Modo drums or bass.

Useful ideas. https://www.pluginboutique.com/manufacturers/15-Resonance-Sound https://www.pluginboutique.com/courses Rarely see a tutorial for Thorn. https://www.pluginboutique.com/product/66-Music-Courses/78-Video-Courses/4999-Producer-s-Guide-to-Thorn

We are discussing getting the PB free item. It's also not that price at Cherry either. If I'm wrong and PB has it at that price which it doesn't appear to be I'd consider it. I did see this. https://www.pluginboutique.com/product/1-Instruments/70-Expansion-Packs/6478-MS-Vintage-Bundle

It missed it and I had to go in to do the scan. I only use VST3, It loads but no GUI. This plugin in vst3 breaks FL Studio, Live 11, Reason 12. FL shuts down, Live and Reason shuts down when trying to open plugin GUI.

VST3 is still broken in Cakewalk. No GUI.

That Scaler 2 upgrade for 15 looks good every time I see but I already have it. For something useful I look for up to spending $30 max. Other things to look at are tutorial videos, synth presets. Something useful is bound to go on sale by the end of the month.

I think I'll wait for something on sale that will actually be useful instead of getting arthritis looking for that cheap product I wont use.

My vote is a lot of redundancy just made for Kontakt 7