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Strangely, when logged in, mine is showing $69 (instead off $99 list) but when adding to cart I’m getting another $40 off resulting in the $29 offer in cart.

https://vstbuzz.com/deals/70-off-rule-tec-heritage-pro-by-noiseash

Nice one!

Dang, there’s a Melda Vintage Rotary too? The plot thickens.

Indeed. Would also like to know how much it differs from the free MVibrato. As far as I could gather, MVibratoMB adds tremolo and multiband.

Don’t know if it’s a generic code as I didn’t get it, but I love what Martinic does with their do-called ACE model. Already had their Elka bundle (including the tape FX).

Pretty great folk harp https://vstbuzz.com/deals/60-off-michaelas-harp-by-libre-wave

Dealio

I guess I’m mostly looking for so-called multi-samples covering the entire keyboard.

Are most of these sounds loops or actual samples? Not that much into loops myself.

Been looking out for this one. Martinic’s a great dev and this should be their best one. https://audioplugin.deals/product/ax73-synth-by-martinic/

Nice update, but there’s apparently som crackling. Better wait a week or so.

"COMING SOON! NEOLD's U2A is a tribute to what is rightfully considered the ultimate opto compressor of all times, based on sophisticated analog modeling with a couple of nifty tweaks. The U2A supports M1, Native AAX Apple Silicon and Ventura. Stay tuned!"

Dang, I need this. Love sonible stuff. Already got frei:raum, EQ3 and the pure bundle.

Looking pretty interesting.

Is anyone using this? Would love to know how good the downloadable sounds are. It’s on sale at half price it seems (https://audioplugin.deals/product/loopcloud-studio-annual-pass/).

Edith! Judith!

Dealio!

They are thinking of a tiered approach, though. Maybe 2.0 will bring a (cheapo) standard version and a pro one for us early adopting geezers.

Interesting. Loved that Linn Drum back in the day but couldn’t afford it.

Gone with the Hula Hula boys!

For me it’s also the history behind the instrument. Used by Glenn Gould for his second Goldberg recording. Used on Miles Davis’ Kind of Blue album. Then the piano itself was recorded at CBS Studios by CineSamples before disappearing into oblivion.

Grip of wrath

Hammer toes!

Sounds pretty pretty good indeed.