jude77

Now there's a direct answer!

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I never let silly things like "time" and the idea of "play on the beat bother" me. Just thrash away my friend!

ST4 for a buck is an astonishing deal! I guess we can safely say it's a no brainer for any fence-sitters out there. Adding Sampletron 2, Syntronik 2, Miroslav Philharmonik 2 for another $28 still covers the no brainer territory well.

https://www.rhythmicrobot.com/hot-deals?mc_cid=2c1a54a8b1&mc_eid=2e4bf73ef6 A lot of unusual instruments here like a DX7, Drumlator or hurdy gurdy. If you like the slightly off beat, take a look.

Well, there was this subscription thing . . . .

They also dropped a V2 for their Mandolin which owners of version 1 can download for free.

The demo was very impressive. Indiginus does some really quality work and I find all their instruments to be excellent. They have very competitive pricing to boot.

Resistance is futile! Embrace the urge. Become one with the deal. You know you want it. Buy! Buy! Buy!

VoS has released some really great freebies that can compete with the big boys paid versions. I look forward to demoing this one.

Thanks for that link.

here's a link https://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/ts4/

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I'm thinking you're right. Not quite the surprise I was hoping for, but at least it indicates that AD2 is still in some type of development. Maybe one day we may actually see a version 3.

I'm downloading as we speak . . . .

Here's a tut by the developer:

This is what I'd like to know. I find Melodyne fairly hit and miss and would like something a bit more reliable.

When it comes to deals, the way I see it is one person's deal is the next person's "Meh". Either way, thanks for posting and welcome to the forum!! There are a lot of good people and good things here so drop in often.

I love AD, but had totally given up on it and assumed it had become abandonware. This is great news! Hopefully even more will be unveiled next week.

Would you take $88,888,87?

There are some deep discounts here. https://mialaboratories.com/products/

I think you're being very prescient here. I think you did a particularly good job in analyzing the market in coming year in your second post (above).

That was the same thing I thought. It makes me wonder what the future for developers like this is.

I'm with you. What the waves sales it's usually cheaper just to buy a new one.

That video is pretty impressive. After the Waves subscription fiasco I swore I was done with them, but after hearing this I'm going to at least give Equator a test drive. Thanks for the link.