audio plugin deals APD Flash Sale: 60% Off Mountain Dulcimer by Embertone. Ends in 48hrs

[Audio Plugin Deals]

For the next 48hrs, get Embertone’s Mountain Dulcimer for just $39.99 instead of $99 (you save $60)!

Mountain Dulcimer is a strummed zither with a beautiful, intimate and unique sound. The specific model recorded has a sweet inviting tone, and was meticulously sampled by Embertone.

You don’t want to miss out on this flash sale ending in less than 48hrs, hurry and save!

Deal page: https://audioplugin.deals/mountain-dulcimer-by-embertone/

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[Fleer]

Nice one, go Embertone. They also just updated their amazing Joshua Bell Violin and the update to their Walker Steinway is upcoming. 

[John Bohlen]

So, Fleer... what's yer connection with APD? Looks like you're shilling all their posts. You joined the forum 6 days before them. I'm watching you bruh!

[cclarry]

1 minute ago, John Bohlen said:

So, Fleer... what's yer connection with APD? Looks like you're shilling all their posts. You joined the forum 6 days before them. I'm watching you bruh!

Fleer has been on the Cakewalk Forum for over a DECADE!  The reason the dates are so
close is tied to the "re-invention" of the forum here.  He was a member of the Cakewalk
Forum long before the Bandlab forum.  

But he DOES like the APD Deals...as do most of us!

[ZincT]

2 hours ago, Fleer said:

Nice one, go Embertone. They also just updated their amazing Joshua Bell Violin and the update to their Walker Steinway is upcoming. 

Thanks for the heads-up on the Walker Steinway Fleer! Nice one ??

[Mesh]

1 hour ago, cclarry said:

 

But he DOES like the APD Deals...as do most of us!

.....and he doesn't make it any easier for those of us with insurmountable GAS.  

[Fleer]

Cheers guys. Got this Dulcimer last year and still feel it’s one of Embertone’s best. 

Let’s give a warm welcome to the new guy

[John Bohlen]

Sorry about that. I jumped the gun.

[Fleer]

No prob, we’re all GAS victims here. 

[Vernon Barnes]

I have a couple of mountain dulicimers (and a couple of electric ones) and I think Emberton have nailed it with this library.