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Anyone use these? Open back HP are on my someday list. All I ever see/read about are the Senheiser HD650s ($$!)

@Peter - IK Multimedia Now can you work your magic and get them to make the Amplitude plugins as separate VSTs? ?

I was going to write the same thing...

Let's see what VirusTotal has to say about it. It's big so it may take awhile. -- edit -- I'm back. A handful of sites couldn't process the file, but the ones that did all came up clean...

$20.68 at Best Service https://www.bestservice.com/amplifikation_rectifor.html

I've been watching Pi & Phi for years but it has always been too expensive. But this is as low as I've seen it, but still not no-brainer territory. I love the idea of the whole phase aligning the different frequency ranges for clarity (I think that's what it does) but it was just too subtle for me back when I demoed it. I would love to hear someone's input on this one too.

Dang it! PSP Old Timer - bought and installed. A couple of years ago I was trying to thin out plugins and was thinking PSP was one Dev I could do without. A few sub $20 no-brainers later, and I'm collecting them again. My two most used are the Twin-L and the 2445 EMT reverb.

Yes, that's it. I think you just answered my question. What do you see if you look in the Members Area under "Complete Your Amplifikation 360 Bundle!"? I had been waiting for a big sale and for mine to dip below $100. I can't remember exactly what it was, but now it's $159!

Yes, I realize that. I'm wondering if you get future new amps and such for free if you own the A360 Bundle? What I especially like about Kuassa, other than the plugins sound great, is that you can use them as individual VSTs outside of A360. It makes them 2x better!

Anyone know if you buy the complete Amplifikation 360 bundle if you get the new stuff for free? Too much to hope for? I'm guessing they just give you a discount based on what you own?

I'd guess they want to get MixBox in front of more users and make it more attainable pricewise with the LE version...

Dynamics is another great one! It's annoying that I've been buying these over the years to get to the all-in package. It makes me wonder what they're up to? Maybe they just want a larger user base?

That's odd, it says "Softube" on the meter. ...So Native Instruments hired Softube to make their plugin which is now being sold through the Plugin Alliance website as part of the Soundwide merger between Izotope, Plugin Alliance, and Native Instruments? ?

That's awesome! So I guess it only works for Developer websites that you're scraping then. (?) Otherwise you wouldn't know about ALL of their products... Another Dev: Pulsar Audio: https://pulsar.audio

Thanks Peter - I'm obviously ignorant of samplers/sampling. All of this this is very interesting and intriguing!

WOW! ? Good stuff. Thanks @abacab and @antler Sorry, @Greg Schlaepfer I didn't mean to hijack your thread...

Why use Kontakt at all? That seems like a steep price to pay for licenses for your OWN product. Does their development environment make it that much easier? Is access to the customer base worth it?

They charge them for the FREE version - Kontakt Player?

Why don't Devs make stuff for the Kontakt Player more? I think I'm in the minority here as NOT having invested in the full version. Just curious.

Thanks, I just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing a filter or something on the website.

Is there a way to tell which products DON'T require FULL Kontakt? (Other than looking at every single one...) Just curious and just lazy.

Pfffft.

Pic 1: Looks good and this has been working great! The screen should default to: 1. email address if I've already entered it somewhere 2. "Until Canceled" 3. "Any Price Drop" Pic2: The layout works very very well for the Products. For the filters, my suggestions are: Product Name, Manufacturers and Stores work excellently and should all be on the first line like they are now. "Price Range" slider takes up too much room and could be dropped, the price fill-ins are enough. Even so, personally I never bracket or filter on prices and wouldn't miss them. Categories and Sub-categories are not dependable and therefor of no use. IMHO, you could definitely get rid of these and save even more screen real estate. You could get away with 1 line for the filters: Product Name, Manufacturers, Stores and Search Button. You could even move the Sort onto the same line. Does anyone use the "List" layout? Can you tell? I always us the Grid because I find the icons very helpful. If not, you move the Sort up onto the Filter line as I suggest above, you could gain another empty line of screen real estate. Oh, I see the "Less Options". That's a good idea to collapse the less used options to save space. Definitely default that to closed if you keep more than 1 line of filtering options. In No. 4 above, those are the ones I use. I'm not sure what "Price Tracker" section to the left of your logo do - if anything? But I like that you put the :"Last Scan" up there. (It could be changed to just "Updated: <date-time>", but no biggie. Good idea to put "My Alerts" up there too. "Contacts"? What's that for? Pic3: Oh I see, this is the collapsed options. (Please see No. 4 above for my suggestions on what to put on the single line. I'm not sure how useful the "Quick Search" options are, other than the "New Deals". That's a good one. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Other suggestions: A "Reset" button would be useful to clear everything on the screen you're on and start over. I'm not sure "Include Products not on sale" works? Is that showing me anything in your database that has ever been on sale? -- OR -- will it show ALL products from any developers you're scraping, whether or not they are on sale? (This second option could be handy for setting up Price Alerts. I could browse a favorite deleper and set up a Price Alert for products I'm watching.) I'll stop there. The Price Alerts is a whole other discussion. This is really a great site that you have put together in short order. Well done! Finally, here are a few developer sites you might add that have sales (some not sold through resellers): Kush Audio: https://thehouseofkush.com/ Nembrini Audio: https://www.nembriniaudio.com/ Fuse Audio Labs: https://fuseaudiolabs.de Blue Cat Audio: https://www.bluecataudio.com/Main/Home/ Bleass: https://www.bleass.com/ Celemony: https://shop.celemony.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/CelemonyShop Fab Filter: https://www.fabfilter.com/ PSP Audioware: https://www.pspaudioware.com/ Melda: https://www.meldaproduction.com/ United Plugins: https://unitedplugins.com/ Boz Digital: https://www.bozdigitallabs.com/ Korneff Audio: https://korneffaudio.com/

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PS. I initially tried to pay for it but couldn't get the $9 price to work - I think because I picked up Sunset Sounds Reverb in a Group Buy. Still not sure yet because I haven't back, but like others, I'm beginning to wonder why I even wanted to pay for it - again. (??)