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Judging from the video, the guitar used is a Gibson and looks like an SG.

Thanks for responding, but what I was asking is what I'm supposed to do when I arrive at the page shown below (which is where the link you provided takes me). It seems like something should come before password entry. I should mention that I tried removing "password" from the URL, but it just takes me back to the original URL. I also tried doing this in three browsers, all with the same result. Cheers...

Is this the correct sign-up URL? It takes you directly to a password-entry screen (with no way to establish a username).

Soundpaint Tutorial - Overview https://youtu.be/KD4CuAw4Qe0

Some new clues... But it is more than one brand new product...

It's a mystery to me too.

I would not react well if that happened to me. ? When you say that "...all my v9 plugins stopped working" did this happen as a result of you updating them? I'm asking b/c I don't understand how an update would affect previously installed/functioning plugins.

You probably already know this, but you can put all your licenses on a flash drive and just plug it into whatever machine you want to use. I have an old USB 2 hub from 15+ years ago that has my e-licenser, iLok and a cheap flash drive that contains my Waves and Plugin Alliance licenses (I realize that they allow three installations/plugin). I simply plug this hub into whatever computer I want to work on. And I do something similar with my VIs: they're distributed on five (1TB Samsung) SSDs mounted in an Oyen Digital Mobius Pro 5C 5-Bay USB-C enclosure. All of my DAWs have the same file structure so I just plug the USB hub and 5-Bay enclosure into whatever machine I want to use and I'm ready to go! It takes just a minute and greatly simplifies my setup obviating the need (to a large extent) of having to install/update everything on several different systems.

Just curious, what types of problems do you have? To me their installation / authorization system is among the best, right up there with AAS, FabFilter, Plugin Alliance and UVI. I just click a few buttons and my new plugin is installed and authorized. No fuss no muss. Demoing a plugin is just as easy.

Same here. The version 13 plugins that I've tested seem to work exactly the same as when they were merely v12. As such I'm not going to pay to upgrade any of my v12 plugins not currently eligible for the free update.

I've updated 21 plugins from v12 to v13 and of those have tested the following and experienced no problems (Win10 v1909 | Cubase 11 Pro | RME UCX): BSS DPR-402 V13.0.0 CLA EchoSphere V13.0.0 EMI TG12345 Channel Strip V13.0.0 Kramer HLS Channel V13.0.0 L1 Ultramaximizer V13.0.0 NLS Non-Linear Summer V13.0.0 PRS SuperModels V13.0.0 Scheps Omni Channel V13.0.0 Vitamin Sonic Enhancer V13.0.0 YMMV.

A brief demo of some of the included IRs:

Kontakt libs -- in my experience -- are more CPU friendly, less likely to crash your DAW, offer a wider sound palette, and just sound better (at least to my ears). Exactly!

Just crossed 20k ... now go to sleep.

A free Bass VST with 3 sound categories (Synth Bass, Electric Bass, and Acoustic Bass) suitable for any music genre and for all Music Arrangers and Music Producers! https://monsterdaw.com/monster-bass-a-complete-bass-rompler-for-your-low-frequency-needs/

I too am a tightwad, and was considering participating in the GB. But the sheer number of alternative plugin providers enables us to indulge our tightwadish tendencies without testing our tolerance. And that's why I never end up buying from IKM.

Everytime I think of buying something from IKM I get frustrated by their convoluted marketing and give up. It's just not worth the hassle.

I was hoping to be able to use JamPoints with the promo, but that doesn't seem possible. I guess it's one or the other. Oh well.

Question: If a product like MODO DRUM Crossgrade normally sells for $199.99 but currently is priced at $149.99 (due to a $50 promo code), which price is used for "qualifying products of equal or lesser value" ($199.99 or $149.99)?

https://forums.steinberg.net/t/cubase-11-0-40-maintenance-update/741088 Cubase 11 Release notes Cubase 11.0.40 What's new? September 21, 2021 – We are happy to announce the release of Cubase 11.0.40 with several fixes and improvements for audio export, working with Broadcast Wave files and other areas. A lot of the fixes have been initialised by feedback from our artist community and user reports in our community and beta forum. Thank you for your constant support. Your feedback is highly appreciated and helps us every day to improve our products in your interest. Please download and install the Cubase 11.0.40 core application in the Steinberg Download Assistant, which should already be installed on your system. If not, you can find it here. Please share your feedback on the 11.0.40 update in our community forum. We have corrected the following features and functionality: Audio Export Using Export Audio Mixdown in Split Channels mode no longer causes the length of the exported track to be inaccurate. Using Export Audio Mixdown with job queues no longer results in error messages. Exporting audio with a different sample rate no longer changes the origin time in Broadcast Wave files. Exporting audio from projects with 5.1 channel configuration no longer produces audibly inconsistent results. Miscellaneous Different track actions, such as duplicating or disabling/enabling tracks, no longer causes Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol to lose sync. The name of a channel in the MixConsole is no longer truncated at certain zoom settings. Broadcast Wave file settings are now correctly saved in the project settings. Render in Place now creates Broadcast Wave files (instead of Wave files) to include data like origin time, track name and more in the file chunk. If HiDPI is enabled in the Preferences dialog on the General page, ARA Extensions again work as expected. Vertical scrolling on a trackpad is no longer reversed in macOS. Horizontal scrolling with Apple’s Magic Mouse is no longer reversed in macOS. Adding track pictures to multiple selected tracks at once is now possible, by pressing the Shift key and double-clicking on one of the selected tracks. Stability We have improved the stability in several areas of the application: When working in Cubase with a sample rate of 96kHz When editing chord symbols in the Score Editor

Over here both BIG AL and V76U73 are $99.99 (reduced from $249) w/o any vouchers. Maybe your price includes discounts from previous purchases.

How did you get it down to just $15?

Great, thanks!