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Interesting piano. Of course.

Still, only $90 for those keys and Olafur Evolutions. Doable.

Wavesynth, Polyscape, Abstract Mallets. Those are nice.

One of my favorite developers. Sweet.

Some nice synths in there.

Second that. Excellent dev.

Their ambient stuff is pretty good.

She looks happy though

Love the original, not sure about the successor. Anyone?

Great freebies, Lars, forgot about them. Thanks!

A great thing about the Akai EWI Solo is that you can reconfigure the position of the lower hardware switches to your liking.

Moving libraries around. I’m getting good at that.

I think String Machines is the full instrument, not the add-on.

This looks like it’s a new go-to spatial reverb. Interesting.

Got these a year or two ago. Mostly ambient pads. They’re fine if you like loops.

Pretty pretty good. Almost 4GB good.

Just what I need, a smart bundle

… so I’ve found a way to trim down my plugins somewhat. If they’re not Apple Silicon native, they’re out. Works wonders.

9 AM PST Up to 80% off No link yet. Didn’t get the email. Bollocks.

Yeah baby

They did launch a new digital saxophone though:

Looks like you’re good, Bapuji. I’ll admit my new MBP should last a while. My last one is from 2012 …

Cousin Kevin

I’d invite you to the dark side, Bapster, but you can get a feel at VI Control if you’re so inclined Rest assured, Sampletank and most of NI or OTS don’t need heavy lifting. But if you’re thinking of the larger orchestral libs from East West, Spitfire Audio, Orchestral Tools, VSL and the like, well … That PC of yours should run them easily if your cpu is up to date, your Mac Pro may be up for an upgrade though. Those internal drives may also run a bit slow. Or not

You’re right, but I find myself more productive on a laptop. So I got a “base” iMac (M1/16/256GB) as a desktop and a “full” MacBook Pro (M1Max/64/4TB) as a laptop. It may appear counter intuitive, I know, but these new Apple Silicon machines are anything but silly (or con)