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Apps on sale for Christmas and New Years
Hello,
This thread is from 2016, but some holiday deals for 2017 have been added starting here.
If this becomes confusing, I will edit again.
Happy Holidays,
telecharge
FROM 2016:
Expect to see more apps going on sale during the next couple of weeks.
Cubasis 2 - $24.99 USD
http://audiob.us/get/85/CubasisAD 480 Basic - $2.99 USD
http://audiob.us/get/335/AD-480-basicAD 480 Pro - $9.99 USD
http://audiob.us/get/333/AD-480-proMost of IK Multimedia's stuff is on sale, too.
https://itunes.apple.com/developer/id323694278
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All of Arturia's apps remain on sale at half off.
http://audiob.us/get/1023/Arturia-iSpark - $9.99 USD
http://audiob.us/get/370/Arturia-iSEM - $4.99 USD
http://audiob.us/get/191/iMini - $4.99 USD
http://audiob.us/get/755/iProphet - $4.99 USD
bismark bs-16i uses to be on sale around December 22-23th.
Apps from Korg still on sale
Elastic Drums is on sale!
Thanks. They get so much attention, I wasn't paying any...
"Happy Holidays Sale : Up to 50% OFF on All Korg apps until Jan 5!."
https://itunes.apple.com/developer/id363714046
Thank you, too.
http://audiob.us/get/766/Elastic-Drums
Hi all,
Out of curiosity is Auria Pro ever seen on sale? I'm dipping my toes in these waters, and am looking for a DAW that's close-ish to what I'm used to on a desktop. Auria looks most familiar to me, but with a number of desktop DAWs beside me I'm having a tough time justifying buying it.
Please feel free to move/delete if this is off topic,
Many thanks..
a steel
Yes, and it was on sale a couple of months ago.
@theconnactic - Thanks for that - well hopefully Christmas cheer will get the better of them and they'll put it on sale again. Certainly seems to be worth what they are asking however..
Is iSpark on sale? it doesn't say it's on sale and i wonder what its normal price was? Maybe this is the new price?
The Arturia apps had been on sale since before Black Friday. Normally iSpark is $19.99.
Thanks @studioAB i think i will pick up iSpark then
Have been enjoying iSpark consistently these past few weeks. Found myself trying to decide which between this and Electric Drums, but then decided it was OK for them both to be good. And now DM2 has a new version out I haven't even got to yet......
DM2 is also one i've been eyeing off.. ahhh haha another one i need to buy :P
DM1 set the standard (for me) as regards making songs with drum machines. I'm not clever enough to make a killer bar, but if I can string together half a dozen easily then I've got a shot....DM2 feels just as straightforward and has a few other things BUT I'm still not convinced it beats its older brother....probably just familiarity on my part...
Yeah i got DM1 the day it was released and it's great
It was like 3 AUD a couple weeks ago, totally worth it even at full price (which is very moderate). The only thing I dislike is that stupid glare effect.
PS. Bought the Synth Drums sound library from Wave Alchemy for just $1 a week ago. It's awesome, contains every major format available (Kontakt, Halion, SFZ, etc) including Ableton Live and Maschine drum packs. So, I'm gonna put my drum synth programming on pause 'cause it's so time consuming...
There's another thread re: the FabFilter plugin sale going on in the Auria store, but it's so good it bears repeating here. All of the FabFilter plugs have phenomenal reputations in the desktop/laptop VST, et al plug in formats for DAW's and it's no hype to my ears.
I got Pro-C2, Pro-Q2, Timeless 2 and Saturn over the last week, all for well under the price of one VST version, even when that version is on sale with 25% off like the FabFilter site does right now for the entire line up.
It's tremendous value and a real solid for us iOS music production cats, since everything I've read says there's no difference between the Auria & VST versions of the plugins. Same algorithm, same features, everything. I learned the ins & outs of Saturn on a YouTube video tutorial of the VST version and every feature the VST has was on the Auria, 100% the same, no gimping.
I'm not getting anything but good karma for putting these plugins over. Really, they're worth every dime, especially on sale, and if you use Auria as your DAW & home rig centerpiece you gotta get a few, at least the Comp & EQ. But Timeless 2 is unreal for everything from simple slapback to chaos and Saturn is so goddamn cool. It has so many drive modes (the warm tube & warm tape have been my favorite) that BIAS style dry guitar amping, digital distortion to a round, warm blanket on bass is all possible.
I wish FabFilter did a 12 or even 2 hour demo mode on these plugs because I think when you hear just what a different leauge sound & interface wise they are from even current app store AU, IAA & AudioBus favs, you won't be able to shine them on... they're like must buys.
The 25% sale is on until Jan. 1, 2017...
If the Fabfilter were AUv3 and full rice i would buy them, i am considering getting Auria just to use the Q2, it is a standard in studios on the desktop.
Hi all,
Cubasis plus all IAP's are on season sale until Jan 09 2017.
Please find all details below.
Best,
Lars
Cubasis 2 Season Sale
Cubasis 2 special price valid until January 9, 2017: € ($) 24.99 (regular price: € ($) 49.99).
Special price for FX Pack 1 and FX Pack 2 (exclusively available through in-app purchase) valid until January 9, 2017: € ($) 3.99 (regular price: € ($) 6.99).
Cubasis 2 LE Season Sale
Special price for Cubasis 2 full feature set upgrade via in-app purchase, valid until January 9, 2017: € ($) 14.99 (regular price: € ($) 29.99). Special price for FX Pack 1 and FX Pack 2 (exclusively available through in-app purchase) valid until January 9, 2017: € ($) 3.99 (regular price: € ($) 6.99).
Hi @LFS
What about CubaseiC Pro. Never going on sale?
One thing about Cubasis, and I'm a huge Auria guy, is this sale their doing with Cubasis LE. If I understand right, to get Cubasis LE to function out of demo mode you must have an approved interface. They're not all just Steinberg interfaces either, if you go to their website there's a list of over half a dozen companies and their interfaces that are accepted.
So, my Tascam US2x2 is on the list and if I got the free Cubasis LE and it recognizes my interface, an upgrade to the full Cubasis version will be an IAP for this sale price of $14.99? That's a great deal.
I'm cool with Auria, totally content, but if someone has been wanting Cubasis and already has an approved interface this is a great deal.
Yep, that's what I did a while ago on a previous sale. I plugged in my iRig HD guitar thingy, and saved myself a lot of money.
Dubstep Invasion 2: Beats & Drum Loops (Premium) is Free at the moment (from $4.99). Lots of fun for nothing
http://appshopper.com/music/dubstep-invasion-2-beats-drum-loops-premium
Thanks, @mannix
Do you have Pro MB? If so, how in simple terms is is better than
PressIt or further up the tree, Final Touch? What I mean is, I get that these filters are very good, but do we need a studio tech' expertise to use them?
In general with any effect, if you don't know that you need it, you don't need it, A LOT of effects plugins get sold on the fact they are for sale, not for the amount of use you will ever get out of them.
Reality is that 95% of a mix is level and pan, after that is fixes and tweaks, and non of those fixes and tweaks make a song better.
Old engineering saying ..."A good mix can not make a bad song good, a bad mix can not make a good song bad"
@LFS Sorry to pester but any chance of Cubase IC Pro sale please?
I don't have Pro MB Nic. I didn't have any of the FabFilter plugins until the sale came up last week. I knew of their reputation, and also knew that like Auria itself the plugins were such a great value & bang for the buck proposition. But as I said on earlier threads I felt covered with the DDMF Neve EQ and the PSP Channel strip compressor. ThisHoliday deal was too good to pass up though.
I watched all of the FabFilter tech demo videos on YouTube for every pluging they make and they are so well done, explain everything in easy to understand (well, for us, they do get technical not not too bad.) I'd try to watch those and you will get some good info.
My opinion on Multiple Bandwidth Compression from the very minimum experience I had with them in a friends project studio & seeing the videos is this: As producers, engineers & musicians we are trying to present our creative & emotional expression in the most complete way we can.
If we try to always fix it in the mix, or add so much that the picture gets blurred that to me isnt the best way to communicate with the listener. I want my best take, sound, performance to inhabit each track so when I mix it all, what I'm doing is blending & putting sizzle on the steak.
If I commit and get the best sound recording from jump street, compress it there and make it as complete as possible, when mixing I shouldn't have to then do surgical multiple band compression to get the track to get over. I don't know if Im explaining it well, I just personally try to commit and build the sculpture in a complete way. It's probably a carry over from using analog gear when starting out...there wasn't the option or technology to go back and surgically massage the dynamics of the song.
That being said the Final Touch app is great for bringing the mix into that glue stage, so I assume a FabFilter produced MB comp would be even better. But I'm very happy with Pro -C and the PSP bus comp, so haven't been interested in the MB.
Nic Im curious what others think too. If you get it keep us posted on your working with it...
Be cool, JohnRSIV