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In the absence of an actual "complete your suite sale" you can try contacting iZotope's sales department and asking for a discount. If you already have most of the items in a bundle and just want to update to the latest version, they may offer you a respectable discount (if you ask nicely). ?

I read "Izotope Complete Your Suite Sale" and assumed that Izotope was finally going to allow us to just add the few items we were missing from our collection, so I went looking for a deal like that. However what I saw at JRR instead were deals that have been around for months now (like the one below which was recently $149).

It appears these are the same deals that have been available for the last few months (and they're not even as good as the ones offered around BF). ?

So it's part of their new subliminal cut approach ... they're going to make you update subconciously (as though innate GAS was not enough).

Waves' achieved this goal in ver 13 plugins; the amount of RAM used by WavesLocalServer was greatly reduced from ~125MB to ~25MB. But loading it at system startup is a step backwards.

Why is this necessary?

If you have 11.5 you must work for Steinberg ... the latest version is 11.0.41. ?

With each new release it becomes more difficult to stick with Cubase...

If you set the feedback knob too high it will blow-out your monitors. It's a monitor-menacer!

You guys crack me up!

Shouldn't the subject line of this post be "Waves Last Year's Sale"? ?

Two-Notes' website and TWoS GUI are not easy to use. There doesn't seem to be a way to step through presets sequentially without scrolling up/down their fly-out menu. They should also allow us to just view those presets comprised of gear we own instead of taking us into Boutique Mode and/or their online store.

I just realized that I was working with the January 2022 issue. I guess I'm getting old too. ?

Same problem here. I've tried some of the other words (upper & lower case), but to no avail.

I didn't know they had demos (I'm new to Softube). Thanks...

Harmonics Analog Saturation Processor is now $45 (orig $149). Does anyone here use this one?

Will do ... thanks for the advice. The fact that they didn't do this makes me think that I'm not eligible (or that Toontrack doesn't really want to give anything away for free).

I submitted a support request directly to Toontrack via their webpage and recieved confirmation from them that they received my request.

Okay, that's encouraging. I'm just waiting to hear back from Toontrack. Thanks for all the help!

I did register, and have been using it, but there's nothing anywhere on their site that indicates where I can select/claim my EZX.

Per your advice, I contacted them. Maybe I'll get lucky...

Hmm, I must have read past that part; thanks for pointing it out. I guess I'm not eligible. Oh well.

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Just curious, if I purchased EZdrummer 2 from T&S in mid-November, does that entitle me to a free EZX? According to the Terms & Conditions (below) it seems like it might. If so, does anyone know how to actually get the EZX?

I'm quite pleased with Thorn because the sounds it produces are fairly different from all the other synths I have. And, as such, it inspires me to write different music. It's definitely not a general purpose synth (which is fine b/c I have many of those). I would describe it as an ear-candy synth. I also really like the GUI; it's very intuitive to use and provides a ton of control (and is quite large!). Bottom line, I'm very glad I bought it. And everything I wrote above about Thorn applies to LION which I also own, is also unique, and is another ear-candy synth that I would not use on every mix but is nonetheless very inspiring. In contrast, I do not own (nor do I plan to ever buy) bx_oberhausen b/c, to my ears, it's a generic synth and would be redundant in my collection.