Toontrack Reggae EZBass MIDI now available!

[cclarry]

$23.20 at Best Service

https://www.bestservice.com/ezbass_midi_reggae.html

Edited February 15, 2022 by cclarry

[Bapu]

Waiting on serial #.

[Bapu]

Installed

 

[telecode 101]

tempting. was there a bundle deal for these MIDI packs before?

[Bapu]

1 hour ago, telecode 101 said:

tempting. was there a bundle deal for these MIDI packs before?

If you mean the generic 6 pack of serial numbers like they did for EZDrummer and EZKeys, no not yet. So far they have only sold EZBass MIDI packs individually. 

[telecode 101]

5 hours ago, Bapu said:

If you mean the generic 6 pack of serial numbers like they did for EZDrummer and EZKeys, no not yet. So far they have only sold EZBass MIDI packs individually. 

we sit and wait then for the 6 pack.

[Fleer]

1 hour ago, telecode 101 said:

we sit and wait then for the 6 pack.

Been waiting for a 6 pack all my life. 

[abacab]

32 minutes ago, Fleer said:

Been waiting for a 6 pack all my life. 

 

[abacab]

Or ...

Edited February 16, 2022 by abacab

[Fleer]

Bud!

[InstrEd]

 

[TheMaartian]

23 hours ago, cclarry said:

$23.20 at Best Service

https://www.bestservice.com/ezbass_midi_reggae.html

With T+S now out of business, I checked Best Service for this MIDI pack before seeing this thread.

Best Service: 23,20 €

Toontrack direct: 23,00 € (purchased, authorized immediately, installed)

Why I always bought from T+S and never Best Service.

[cclarry]

11 hours ago, abacab said:

Or ...

And remember...when you're out of Bud....tough SCHLITZ!

[TheMaartian]

15 hours ago, cclarry said:

And remember...when you're out of Bud....tough SCHLITZ!

Unless you were of drinking age 50 years ago, it's tough to imagine Bud being a decent beer. They started degrading it in the early 1970s. First from a 21 to 14 day brewing cycle (that's when I stopped buying it; the new version tasted like cwap). Then from a 14 to 7 day brewing cycle. Compared to the original Bud, it's water now, with alcohol content. There may have been a 30 day version way back that even I am not old enough to remember.

Coors used to brag on their 10 day brewing cycle when all of the other majors had gone to 7 days. Then they got caught shipping 8 day beer to their canning plant in Memphis (bought from Stroh's; remember Zuma?; same plant) and calling it a 10 day beer because it spent 2 days in train tanker cars. ?