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  1. 12 hours ago, El Diablo said:

    Personally, I don't use it.  I can find any chord progression online via Google if needed.

    Unless you want the 1gb of instruments it comes with (which I don't), I think it's a waste of money. 

    Reaper has a script that basically does the same thing for free. 

     

    In the case of a product such as EZ Keys, where it comes in handy is when trying to figure out how to play keyboard parts for genres you don’t know that well. The Salsa and Jazz expansion were really handy to me because I haven’t the first clue how to go about approaching how to play a salsa Latino type groove on keyboard and what sorts of common progressions usually occur in those genres. Loading up a track of EZK you got some starting place and then from there move on in your own direction.

  2. 11 minutes ago, mettelus said:

    +1. This is a feature that rarely gets mentioned but can be very useful. Even though piano was my first instrument, I consider myself predominantly a guitarist. A lot of chords and inversions get lost in the "reality" of finger dexterity on a guitar (either difficult or impossible to fret properly), so those options can get blown off for simpler alternatives. Scaler 2 has been a nice tool for me to regain some focus on the sheer versatility of the piano.

    There are numerous tutorials online. The GUI is a bit more complex than it appears at first glance, so learning to navigate that right away helps to accelerate the learning curve.

    So for me, in my case. I have medium music theory knowledge. But the way I use these tools is I like to come up with my own chords and progressions but sometimes I use them to help me figure out what chords I am actually playing when adding lots of jazzy notes to them and then I use the tools to help me figure out what other places I could go to chord wise when hitting too many jazzy notes. Also helps me keep track what keys I am in. 

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  3. 19 minutes ago, paulo said:

    Indeed.

    There are no such things as sales any more, just short periods of increased prices.

    Yes. This is what I notice as well. Sales are not the same as a few years ago. I am still holding out for something good in the $8 to $12 range by a major vendor. But nothing anymore.  Maybe in September??

  4. 20 hours ago, pwal³ said:

    tbf, stock plugs are really rather good

    Yup. I wish I had followed this path when I first started getting into ITB DAW. I have found that trimming down the plugins you have at your disposal improves productivity. Less options to tinker with and more time really focusing on and learning how to use well the plugin you have and what it can do. 

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  5. Oh boy.. no.. I am a drum addict. Is this best price it has ever been?

    I fuggin love beat machines. It’s between this and that new NI expansion that came out now…

    where does one get that voucher from? Do you need a high priced UVI product to get those? I think I have Synsations in my account.

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