Fleer

The man. Is. Back in town.

Seems they made them all Kontakt Player compatible too. Before, only Nucleus and Areia were.

And mine ?

Got this some time ago. Huge collection of sonic mayhem.

Then you need CineSamples’ CinePiano. Similar but less quirky.

A.D.A.P.T.I.V.E.R.B. Just sayin’.

Yours and mine, TTF, yours and mine.

Got in. Got happy ? Edith: yep.

for a month: https://redsounds.eu/downloads/vox-engine/

Another good one popping up for free: Red Sounds Vox Engine. I’ll start a new thread.

I know the feeling. I caved with Komplete Ultimate 10. And then I got the upgrade to Komplete Ultimate CE 12. Each time during sales, mind you.

I’m partial to any vocal based library. Mind you, not vocalizers and stuff. Exhale has a way to blend natural style voices with synth and ambient sound design. Another one I like in this class is Heavyocity Vocalise (I & II) but Exhale is quite dear to me. Check the vids.

Loooooved this one since its launch.

You’re right. Don’t know if Kontakt sales are as frequent, though.

Summer of Sound.

Good idea. I’m hoping they’ll bring a Hammond B3 one of these days. Edith says: I think they should be able to pull this off, as IK’s B3 only weighs 700MB and this new Hybrid Harp comes close.

For anyone interested, if you already have one or more EZKeys instruments, you don’t need to buy the full version again. The expansion version suffices.

Don think so. I guess you’d best use the existing packs, like the Strings one.

Got all the EZKeys instruments and this is the first one with so many different sounds and presets (over 50). Edit: missed your other question. Replied underneath.

Got it. Love it. Lots of different sounds. And those lovely harmoniums.

Looking gewd.

I’m afraid not.

If I remember well, Spectrasonics also charges for extra downloads of Omnisphere.

There’s a way out of this conundrum. Apple offers universal purchases. You buy once (say, the IK Hammond B3) and get the instrument for three platforms: Mac, iPad and iPhone. Ideal for a Group Buy

Yeah, forgot about Apple’s iOS rules and regulations. It’s still a galaxy on its own.