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Came out in 2014. If you are interested, possibly wait for a 40% sale ?

https://neuraldsp.com Tone King Imperial MKII not included.

I couldn’t be more excited to announce Royal Albert Hall Organ, available now at an introductory price of £99 (goes to £129 on May 5th). Royal Albert Hall Organ runs in the free Kontakt 6 Player and is fully NKS compatible. This has been 2 years in the making and is a collaboration between myself (@James Everingham) and the Royal Albert Hall, as they celebrate 150 years. https://www.royalalberthallorgan.com

I love his analysis as well!

I'm seeing $1399.00

Note the: *Please try demo version before purchase. So the download is the demo.

During the APEX sale (right now) Offer ends at 23:59 GMT 25/03/22. (03/25/22 for US) at 50% off... $249 @Christian Jones

Also.. Bitwig Studio Upgrade Plan Renew your Upgrade Plan for another 12 months. Requires an existing license for Bitwig Studio or Bitwig Studio EDU. Includes a free copy of XO.

Anyone have any thoughts on Olafur Arnalds Stratus? It seems so nice, but also wondering how practical it is for writing music.

So spend $200 on BBC Orchestra or $200 on 8Dio Claire Woodwind Bundle .... hmmmm... (or buy neither ? )

And using the rebate on the page, looks like you can get one of these as a freebie: DR-07X Handheld Recorder DR-05X Handheld Recorder DR-40X Handheld Recorder

Note that these are "Upgrade from Version 2 to Version 3" only

It's here! $39.00 at https://cherryaudio.com/products/dreamsynth and $32.72 at https://everyplugin.com/dreamsynth.html

For an even better deal, go to https://www.denise.io/store/denise/poltergate#buySection and you get the discount PLUS Start of '22 Promotions! A free BassXL + discount! Get: One plugin 20% extra off. Two plugins 35% extra off. Three plugins or more 50% extra off.

I reached out to the developer about the price, and he stated that it must be a Loot Audio misunderstanding (seems the price in USD of 163.xx should have been the price in British Pounds). It's now fixed, and the price is $212.xx and £163.xx . It's $199.00 on the developer's site - https://waverunneraudio.com If you bought it yesterday, you got a great deal!

Seems there is no bottom to how low developers can go... this was $199 last fall, and that seemed like a great deal.

Not only that, but something like MIDI drag-and-drop should have been available to v1 users with having to pay $70. (just my opinion)

Just a note to those who may not know. Apple provides a 10% to Military and Veterans. https://www.apple.com/shop/browse/home/veterans_military

The sale is on "Classic" (older libraries) None of the newer ones in the last few years -- disappointing,

https://www.amazon.com/Apple-MMEL2AM-Thunderbolt-USB-C-Adapter/dp/B01MQ26QIY TB1 & 2 are the same connector. TB 3 & 4 are USB-C

But useful for upgrades.

I’m excited to announce that Bandcamp is joining Epic Games, who you may know as the makers of Fortnite and Unreal Engine, and champions for a fair and open Internet. Bandcamp will keep operating as a standalone marketplace and music community, and I will continue to lead our team. The products and services you depend on aren’t going anywhere, we’ll continue to build Bandcamp around our artists-first revenue model (where artists net an average of 82% of every sale), you’ll still have the same control over how you offer your music, Bandcamp Fridays will continue as planned, and the Daily will keep highlighting the diverse, amazing music on the site. However, behind the scenes we’re working with Epic to expand internationally and push development forward across Bandcamp, from basics like our album pages, mobile apps, merch tools, payment system, and search and discovery features, to newer initiatives like our vinyl pressing and live streaming services. Since our founding in 2008, we’ve been motivated by the pursuit of our mission, which is to help spread the healing power of music by building a community where artists thrive through the direct support of their fans. That simple idea has worked well, with payments to artists and labels closing in on $1 billion USD. And while over the years we’ve heard from other companies who wanted us to join them, we’ve always felt that doing so would only be exciting if they strongly believed in our mission, were aligned with our values, and not only wanted to see Bandcamp continue, but also wanted to provide the resources to bring a lot more benefit to the artists, labels, and fans who use the site. Epic ticks all those boxes. We share a vision of building the most open, artist-friendly ecosystem in the world, and together we’ll be able to create even more opportunities for artists to be compensated fairly for their work. Whether you joined Bandcamp recently or have been with us since the beginning 14 years ago, thank you for being a part of this incredible community, and we look forward to serving you for many years to come! Ethan Diamond Bandcamp co-founder and CEO

Just a note that the video is sponsored by freetousesounds, but the video is about Pianoboook -- not freetousesounds.

I looked at this some time ago as a possible alternative to a mouse... but a bit expensive. https://mpmidi.com/features

Not sure what kind of a nudge you are looking for ... but my thoughts... Are you buying it, just because it's a good deal, or because you need it, and would use it and it would improve your work flow? Is there something else (physical instrument, virtual instrument) that would fill a gap, and you have a specific project for it? Is there something else that you need, that saving that money would get you closer to being able to buy? These are questions I started asking myself in the last year, as I've bought way too much that I "thought" I would use, or "thought" was cool, and it's not being used. I also started saving that money, and have bought a couple physical synths, that have been fun to work with and keep me away from just sitting at the computer. Just some of my thoughts, Im sure others will help you as well.