Audio Assault "Shibalba" For FREE w/code

[AMAD_Lab]

Now on sale at 5€, the price will go down to 0€ with code "SHIB-5-AA" (at least it worked for me some hours ago).
https://audioassault.mx/products/shibalba

With "HOT-SALE-50" everything will go down by 50% from the already discounted prices. It requires an initial cart of minimum 25€.

The abusive codes were on the newsletter some weeks ago

[cclarry]

Code doesn't work

[ralfrobert]

It did for me 10 minutes ago. 

[cclarry]

They probably pulled the code

[MrFigg]

Nä

[cclarry]

Several different browsers...nope...doesn't work

[MrFigg]

HOT-SALE-50 is still working

[AMAD_Lab]

Too bad sorry, I can confirm "it's not valid anymore". In 10 minutes? man  "The Hills Have Eyes".
The Hot-Sale one is still working on my end tho, 

[MrFigg]

If you put 4 IR packs in your cart the price drops from $2.50 each to $1.25 each. Applying the HOT-SALE-50 code doesn't reduce them further.

 

[ralfrobert]

It seems this was some kind of error fare. 

[Bruno de Souza Lino]

I don't think it's a good idea to go with these for one particular reason. You have 10 downloads per license. Once those are gone, you're in IK territory.

[Brian Walton]

3 minutes ago, Bruno de Souza Lino said:

I don't think it's a good idea to go with these for one particular reason. You have 10 downloads per license. Once those are gone, you're in IK territory.

You can simply back up your downloads.  One download could be installed on multiple machines, just don't treat each computer you own (or will own) as a new download and it is pretty reasonable to expect those 10 downloads lasting as long as you would even use them.

Amp sim tech is far beyond what it was.  And I personally don't expect these to have a long shelf life for anything other than calling back up a mix to get the sound you created at the time.  

Unlikely people are really going to want to use this in 5-10 years.

[marcL]

6 hours ago, Bruno de Souza Lino said:

I don't think it's a good idea to go with these for one particular reason. You have 10 downloads per license. Once those are gone, you're in IK territory.

For me it is not a big problem to save an installation package, especially if there are not so many useless updates as with IK (only new components added that you may not/never own)!

But what is more important IMHO is that you are able to authorize your plugin/software on a new or changed system in any case! Luckily this is possible with Audio Assault (=good company! ?), once you've done an offline activation you can save your key and it works on a changed/new computer!