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Hmm, for me Sine crashed a lot on Windows 10, so I uninstalled it. I've haven't tried it on my new Windows 11 systems, so maybe it would run better on that. Then again, I found Sine to be counterintuitive and frustrating to use, so probably not.

Thanks for posting. I looked at 80, Slower, and Electro, but don't see myself using any of them, so I'm going to wait and see what my upgrade price for KUCE 15 will be during the Summer Sale . Cheers...

I'm still on the fence regarding this or the upgrade to NI KUCE 15. I guess it depends on what NI will charge us this year. Hopefully we'll get that price before April 14th.

Hmm, they're the second company to ditch the iLok that I read about today. I wonder if there's something in common here or this is just a coincidence.

Right! The reason I'm surprised about this one is that it's a 'pro' product without an obvious 'hook' that starts folks off with a 'lite' version so that they'll pay to upgrade to the 'pro' version. Maybe this is just a "Hey pay some attention to us!" in the ridiculously crowded world of music software.

This came out of nowhere ... a pricing glich maybe?

Hey ZincT, Where did you see the April 14 date? I checked UVI's site but couldn't find it.

I don't think that will ever happen.

I just checked there and it seems that they only offer the full $799 version. Oh well...

I've never owned Falcon. Would you consider it to be UVI's 'Kontakt'?

Last night I saw someone on VI-Control post that he only owns all the previous freebies (never bought anything) and was given an upgrade price of $599. So, before buying anything, first get all the free stuff and then re-check your order. It may come down by $200 (unless the guy I mentioned above was the lucky recipient of a glitch). EDIT: Actually the guy was offered a price of $599 Euros (so roughly $650 USD today):

Is this bundle available only from UVI?

Ask me again in two days...

Does anyone know if the Player version has also been updated to 3.5? I want to see how the plugin performs on my system before buying. The reason I ask is that I just downloaded it and the name of the file is "BFD Player - Software 1.2.1.1 & Core Library 1.0.0.10" suggesting that's it's a much older version.

The current price is $59. Is that an 'intro' price (that will go back up to $199 later)?

Does anyone know what DAW (or app) the guy in the above video is using? I've never seen it before.

Lot's of new, very useful MIDI tools that can be used to quickly alter and assess your melodies. And the upgrade price is very generous. What a great company and product!

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Finally!

Gee, the new red/orange font is more difficult to read than the old one. I hope the new v2 GUI doesn't turn out to be a downgrade.

And it would also be nice to have an 'auto-fit' function that would 'wrap' all rig components into different rows so that everything fits on one screen.

I wish they'd allow us to step through the presets via a a single key-press with one hand so that we can play a note with the other to quickly find the sound we want.

I wonder if it will allow us to export our work from the standalone version into a comprehensive format such that it will recreate everything we were working with rather than just the notes if we're limited to only a MIDI export.

Hopefully all these new features are not going to make this a CPU hog. Version 2 consumed a fair amount of real-time and CPU resources in Cubase on my Windows laptop. Finger crossed.