Fleer

There will be blood too.

Well, I caved, due to this post at VI Control by a man (CGR) who sure knows his pianos: “I have the Cinesamples Abbey Roads pianos. I first experienced playing the Abbey Roads Challen upright on a recording session. The producer had tried a few different sampled pianos and we all decided this had the best tone for the track. I didn't have any problems putting down my part with it using my Yamaha CP4 stage piano, although we had to do some MIDI timing correction, due to the slight latency and variation - not a big deal though. I ended up buying it on sale last year, and am happy I did. They sound very authentic and raw, and the different mic positions give a big variation in ambience and image so I most times don't need to reach for extra reverb to give them depth. They do play like old pianos and in my opinion that's OK. If you can adapt your playing to them (just like with a real acoustic piano) and play to their strengths the results and authenticity of tone & character can be hard to match with any other sample piano I have.” Edith: and they sound pretty, pretty good

But I’m still on the fence. Maybe yes. Maybe no. Dang.

Here: https://babyaud.io/

I seem to remember one transfer fee covers all licenses transferred at the same time.

That’s the one for the downloads indeed.

Pretty sure you don’t have to, Mibby. Pretty, pretty sure.

Don’t look back

React NOW!

Simply download your installers from your Korg account. Much easier.

Yep, that’s the only thing to look out for: disable the auto-renew each time a new (now “pending”) sub starts. Meanwhile, don’t forget to disable your payment selection under Payment Method in your Zinio AND PayPal accounts. You’ll only have to do that once.

Here's the blurb: "Users who already have the plugins from the KORG Collection series can update to version 2 for free. Update now to try the evolved KORG Collection 2. To get the KORG Collection 2 series, Login to KORG ID and download them or Install KORG Software Pass and activate your account in the app."

Found a post by Funkybot over at VI Control. I'm not buying: "For me it's Cinesamples Abbey Road Classic Upright Pianos. There's probably no sample library I want more than these particular pianos (Mrs. Mills and Challen anyway) sampled well, but this isn't it. Problems with the library include: 1. Pianos are out of tune (I understand you don't want these perfectly in tune as the chorusing is part of the effect, but center frequencies are off) 2. Inconsistent sample start times. They kept some of the action noise at the start of each note, but the duration of the noise (pre-note) wildly varies from note to note so it just sounds sloppy and feel terrible to play. My guess? They didn't feel like editing each sample manually, so just loaded the recordings into a batch job, set a single volume threshold, then pressed the "Batch Process" button to automatically trim the samples and left it at that. 3. The biggest sin? The TERRIBLE velocity mapping and sample selection. These were just poorly sampled from the get-go by someone at Abbey Road (Cinesamples support confirmed that they did not make the samples), and Cinesamples put absolutely minimal effort into selecting good samples and mapping them for smooth playback. Every single key has the same number of velocity layers, that are distributed at the exact same velocities, indicating to me that the pianos were just put into some batch mapping program. So not only do you regularly trigger what's a poor sounding sample, they didn't do anything to smooth out the response. It doesn't have any of the piano-specific features you'd expect to see in a $200 library either. What does it do well? The pianos are THE exact piano sounds you hear on everything from The Beatles, and Zombies to Elliott Smith, which you just can't get from other libraries. And they offer a few microphone positions. But overall, I would not repurchase it. Wish someone who could do pianos well could work with Abbey Road to make a much better version of these instruments."

He's still BassDaddy. Pretty, pretty dewd.

Sorry guys, was out on a bike to get some bread. Oh yeah, they stack. Man, do they stack!

Got in there for three times three.

That could be the reason indeed. Then I’d better get it.

Farewell sleep? Why? New and better coming? If not, been wanting this for some time now.

Pretty, pretty good. Will need this. Don’t tell BassDad.

They sent a message that they’re working on the installer. Give ‘em a few days. Hey, we’ve waited years, so why not. And it’s free. The update, that is.

I believe you also get SampleTank 4 SE (which has 30GB of sounds) if I’m not mistaken. Yet I’m not jumping myself, since the only thing I’d get is MODO Bass and a few AmpliTubbies I’m (not) missing. I’ll jump on the next one for sure, as I want those Sunset verbs and the B3. And uncle Grem is absolutely right about Larry. He’s da King . Edith!

Just install the new sounds.

Bapu’s universe is confusing too.

Modo Bass, Syntronik and Miroslav 2

And of course we can’t use our gear credits. Anyway, doesn’t even include SampleTank 4 or Max, only SE.