Doug Rintoul

Me got three of 'em. What does this thing do again?

I finally decided to spring for this. I was not looking forward to downloading 40 odd files, so was surprised that the download was one big 39 GB file. Fortunately, I have a super high speed connection so it looks like it shouldn't take too long.

I want 25 for 1. IKM has spoiled me for any 25th anniversary sales.

32332. I believe there is still one more day to get in on the action.

Perfect candidate for my $50 voucher.

I thought this thread was about Steven Slate Drums. From https://stevenslatedrums.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360033680113-SSD5-5-Frequently-Asked-Questions Q: Does SSD5.5 use iLok? A: A physical iLok USB dongle is not required to use the plugin. An iLok ID is required. If you do not have an iLok ID, please make one here: https://www.ilok.com/#!registration SSD5.5 can be activated to an iLok 2 or 3 dongle or Machine (computer) within the iLok License Manager app.

Here is my iLok for SSD5 I do not have an iLok dongle.

Since you purchased it before the GB (does not matter when you authorized it), I would not expect it to be selectable until you transferred it out of your account. So the answer to your question is yes.

Pretty sure this was the way it has been from the beginning of the group buy. You could not select something you had previously purchased. There were exceptions, for example, you could select an item you already owned if the item was obtained as part of a bundle. So no rules were changed or holes plugged as far as I am aware. When did you buy MixBox?

At what point are they going to start calling this SynthMaster 3.0? Many other companies would have called this a major upgrade just for the Apple Silicon compatibility alone, and charged for the upgrade. SynthMaster is the synth that keeps on giving.

You mean, talent is required too? Rats. I was hoping for a shortcut to FAME and glory.

So if I use this, will my song be instantly turned into an iconic hit?

Actually, an iLok dongle is not required. Steven Slate products do use iLok, but they can use a dongle or a machine id.

I succumbed. Like I knew I would.

Note that GIVEME10 coupon code works for this one. Still trying to decide if I want this. I have everyother Rigid Audio offering. But this one is just not grabbing me.

Regarding Kontakt, you can probably assume full Kontakt is required unless otherwise stated.

Too bad you can't buy it anywhere and Bandlab has not released it for free yet.

Apparently this is a 32bit program and only supports VST3. So if you only use 32 bit VST3 plugins, you are good to go. Otherwise this makes it pretty pretty useless.

That trailer though..."PANAGEMENT GOT REVERB". Looks like they spliced together a bunch of stock video and stuck their plugin onto the screens.

You can never have too many thangs.

I get up, I get down.

So are we supposed to enjoy this or not?

But it does run in Kontakt Player.

Luxury! My first computer was an Atari 400 with a clock speed of 1.79 MHz and 8K of RAM. And a membrane keyboard! I actually worked on computers where the user interface was toggle switches and LEDs used to enter and display binary code. This was the beast. And people complain about the SampleTank UI.

Anyone for a game of Duduk Goose?