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  • klownshedklownshed

    I'm saving a ton of money by sticking to my guns:

    No iLok.
    Must be universal Binary already (M1 native).

    So far, everything mildly tempting is either iLok (SoundToys), not Universal (SoundToys) or both (SoundToys).

  • FloRi89FloRi89

    @klownshed said:
    I'm saving a ton of money by sticking to my guns:

    No iLok.
    Must be universal Binary already (M1 native).

    So far, everything mildly tempting is either iLok (SoundToys), not Universal (SoundToys) or both (SoundToys).

    My guns are now: It has to add something sonically to what I already have. I honestly don't think I can make a sound with the ST plugins that I can't now.

  • ahallamahallam

    @FloRi89 said:
    IK has a new promotion for the Max products:

    https://www.ikmultimedia.com/news/?id=MAXtacular&utm_source=forum&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=maxtacular

    Good deals, but not (quite) as good as the group buy. Nice if you are just missing some specific thing though.

    The crossgrade to T-Racks Max is only $149, it would have cost me $249 and most of my picks to get the equivalent from the group buy.

    T-Racks and Mixbox were the only things I was really interested in, so now I could get Mixbox iOS and have both for a pretty great price.

    Glad I didn’t go in on the group buy after all…

  • ahallamahallam

    @klownshed said:
    Black Rooster bundle; All their plugins for $99:

    https://blackroosteraudio.com/en/landing/blackfriday2021

    That’s a pretty great deal.

  • ahallamahallam

    @klownshed said:
    I'm saving a ton of money by sticking to my guns:

    No iLok.
    Must be universal Binary already (M1 native).

    So far, everything mildly tempting is either iLok (SoundToys), not Universal (SoundToys) or both (SoundToys).

    Soundtoys Rack seems like a pretty decent price. I’d like Decapitator.

  • NeuMNeuM

    @FloRi89 said:
    IK has a new promotion for the Max products:

    https://www.ikmultimedia.com/news/?id=MAXtacular&utm_source=forum&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=maxtacular

    Good deals, but not (quite) as good as the group buy. Nice if you are just missing some specific thing though.

    Save something like $10,000-12,000 in some of the collections.

  • ervinervin

    @NeuM said:

    @FloRi89 said:
    IK has a new promotion for the Max products:

    https://www.ikmultimedia.com/news/?id=MAXtacular&utm_source=forum&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=maxtacular

    Good deals, but not (quite) as good as the group buy. Nice if you are just missing some specific thing though.

    Save something like $10,000-12,000 in some of the collections.

    Well, one really can't get much more fictitious in terms of "savings" than that one. :)

    Meanwhile in the real world, heavy Black Friday discounting is on at pluginboutique.com:

  • FloRi89FloRi89

    0% off? Finally a worthy deal.

    @ahallam said:

    @FloRi89 said:
    IK has a new promotion for the Max products:

    https://www.ikmultimedia.com/news/?id=MAXtacular&utm_source=forum&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=maxtacular

    Good deals, but not (quite) as good as the group buy. Nice if you are just missing some specific thing though.

    The crossgrade to T-Racks Max is only $149, it would have cost me $249 and most of my picks to get the equivalent from the group buy.

    T-Racks and Mixbox were the only things I was really interested in, so now I could get Mixbox iOS and have both for a pretty great price.

    Glad I didn’t go in on the group buy after all…

    I would have to spend around 200$ more then I spent in the group buy to get Total
    Studio Max 3.5 but what I‘m missing from that bundle isn’t worth 200$ (actually it’s worth nothing to me).

    But as I said, it depends a lot on what you have and what you want.

  • CamblerCambler

    The new UVI soundware Quadra - Metal and Wood is out now and has an intro price of $99. Good for anyone with the $100 voucher from a Falcon purchase. I got stupidly excited when I first saw the email as I thought it was the originally Quadra. Still waiting on a sale for that. Sounds nice though!

    https://www.uvi.net/en/unconventional/quadra-metal-and-wood.html

  • Lil_Stu07Lil_Stu07

    Komplete 13 Select 50% off again with Promo Code SELECT21 until Dec. 6.

  • l33tzkel33tzke

    @Lil_Stu07 said:
    Komplete 13 Select 50% off again with Promo Code SELECT21 until Dec. 6.

    The code is only valid for new purchases, not for upgrade from MIKRO, unfortunately.

  • klownshedklownshed
    edited November 2021

    Waves Berzerk distortion free:

    https://www.reasonstudios.com/waves-berzerk

    Also reason studio + $1 for three months. EXPIRES TOMORROW 12/11/2021 (November the 12th).

    Use code waves3moffer at checkout.

    https://promo.reasonstudios.com/waves

    and waves have a free ‘mystery’ plugin too:

    https://www.waves.com/lpn/black-friday-2021/free-plugin-signup

  • jonmoorejonmoore

    @Cambler said:
    The new UVI soundware Quadra - Metal and Wood is out now and has an intro price of $99. Good for anyone with the $100 voucher from a Falcon purchase. I got stupidly excited when I first saw the email as I thought it was the originally Quadra. Still waiting on a sale for that. Sounds nice though!

    https://www.uvi.net/en/unconventional/quadra-metal-and-wood.html

    I thought of you as I was reading the UVI mail!

  • CamblerCambler

    @jonmoore said:

    @Cambler said:
    The new UVI soundware Quadra - Metal and Wood is out now and has an intro price of $99. Good for anyone with the $100 voucher from a Falcon purchase. I got stupidly excited when I first saw the email as I thought it was the originally Quadra. Still waiting on a sale for that. Sounds nice though!

    https://www.uvi.net/en/unconventional/quadra-metal-and-wood.html

    I thought of you as I was reading the UVI mail!

    Awww thanks Jon :)

  • jonmoorejonmoore

    @ahallam said:

    @klownshed said:
    I'm saving a ton of money by sticking to my guns:

    No iLok.
    Must be universal Binary already (M1 native).

    So far, everything mildly tempting is either iLok (SoundToys), not Universal (SoundToys) or both (SoundToys).

    Soundtoys Rack seems like a pretty decent price. I’d like Decapitator.

    Sountoys Rack doesn't actually include any of the modules. It's sold so that those that don't own the full suite of modules can put together Rack presets that include the modules they do own.

    The full suite at $229 is the best value in the sale as the individual modules are $69 and Rack is $129 in the sale. Purchasing without buying the full suite will only get you one module and Rack for $198 or two modules and Rack for $267.

    In truth Rack is pretty useless when it's not part of the full suite as it has no more functionality than a group preset in a DAW (there's no Reason-like back panel modulations or suchlike). Its real value as a product is the excellent presets for Rack that you get when you own the full suite. It's one of those products that only really exists as a separate product in the Soundtoys shop so as to nudge you into purchasing the suite over individual modules.

    Soundtoys are far from the only plugin company to employ marketing tactics of this nature. And given that there's not a single dud in the Soundtoys suite, I would only recommend purchasing the suite. If you don't have the cash right now for the full suite, purchase as many modules as you can afford @ $69, and wait for a compelling suite upgrade offer from Soundtoys (upgrade promotions happen on a regular basis).

  • klownshedklownshed

    You can get IK Multimedia Syntornik Pro-V and Audiothings Tilt EQ free with the December 2021 issue of Beat Magazine.

    You can read Beat with a Readly.com subscription -- one month free trial subscriptions are available. You just have to look up words on specific pages to get the free license numbers.

    Pro-V is really good, albeit sample based but you can still tweak it a lot if you choose the right starting point presets. But I'd recommend you keep the serial number for a future group buy... you never know it might work ;-)

  • CamblerCambler

    @jonmoore said:

    @ahallam said:

    @klownshed said:
    I'm saving a ton of money by sticking to my guns:

    No iLok.
    Must be universal Binary already (M1 native).

    So far, everything mildly tempting is either iLok (SoundToys), not Universal (SoundToys) or both (SoundToys).

    Soundtoys Rack seems like a pretty decent price. I’d like Decapitator.

    Sountoys Rack doesn't actually include any of the modules. It's sold so that those that don't own the full suite of modules can put together Rack presets that include the modules they do own.

    The full suite at $229 is the best value in the sale as the individual modules are $69 and Rack is $129 in the sale. Purchasing without buying the full suite will only get you one module and Rack for $198 or two modules and Rack for $267.

    In truth Rack is pretty useless when it's not part of the full suite as it has no more functionality than a group preset in a DAW (there's no Reason-like back panel modulations or suchlike). Its real value as a product is the excellent presets for Rack that you get when you own the full suite. It's one of those products that only really exists as a separate product in the Soundtoys shop so as to nudge you into purchasing the suite over individual modules.

    Soundtoys are far from the only plugin company to employ marketing tactics of this nature. And given that there's not a single dud in the Soundtoys suite, I would only recommend purchasing the suite. If you don't have the cash right now for the full suite, purchase as many modules as you can afford @ $69, and wait for a compelling suite upgrade offer from Soundtoys (upgrade promotions happen on a regular basis).

    Jon are you sure that's right? The Effects Rack page states the following :

    "Effect Rack includes Crystallizer, Decapitator, Devil-Loc Deluxe, EchoBoy, EchoBoy Jr., FilterFreak, FilterFreak 2, MicroShift, PanMan, PhaseMistress, PrimalTap, Radiator, Sie-Q, and Tremolator."

  • jonmoorejonmoore

    @Cambler said:

    @jonmoore said:

    @ahallam said:

    @klownshed said:
    I'm saving a ton of money by sticking to my guns:

    No iLok.
    Must be universal Binary already (M1 native).

    So far, everything mildly tempting is either iLok (SoundToys), not Universal (SoundToys) or both (SoundToys).

    Soundtoys Rack seems like a pretty decent price. I’d like Decapitator.

    Sountoys Rack doesn't actually include any of the modules. It's sold so that those that don't own the full suite of modules can put together Rack presets that include the modules they do own.

    The full suite at $229 is the best value in the sale as the individual modules are $69 and Rack is $129 in the sale. Purchasing without buying the full suite will only get you one module and Rack for $198 or two modules and Rack for $267.

    In truth Rack is pretty useless when it's not part of the full suite as it has no more functionality than a group preset in a DAW (there's no Reason-like back panel modulations or suchlike). Its real value as a product is the excellent presets for Rack that you get when you own the full suite. It's one of those products that only really exists as a separate product in the Soundtoys shop so as to nudge you into purchasing the suite over individual modules.

    Soundtoys are far from the only plugin company to employ marketing tactics of this nature. And given that there's not a single dud in the Soundtoys suite, I would only recommend purchasing the suite. If you don't have the cash right now for the full suite, purchase as many modules as you can afford @ $69, and wait for a compelling suite upgrade offer from Soundtoys (upgrade promotions happen on a regular basis).

    Jon are you sure that's right? The Effects Rack page states the following :

    "Effect Rack includes Crystallizer, Decapitator, Devil-Loc Deluxe, EchoBoy, EchoBoy Jr., FilterFreak, FilterFreak 2, MicroShift, PanMan, PhaseMistress, PrimalTap, Radiator, Sie-Q, and Tremolator."

    I take it all back (lots of humble pie to be eaten with my lunch!).

    14 products in Rack and 21 products in the full suite. Rack is most definitely decent value. It's pretty much everything that came out before Soundtoys 5 was released.

  • ahallamahallam
    edited November 2021

    Edit: Oops.

  • CamblerCambler

    @jonmoore said:

    @Cambler said:

    @jonmoore said:

    @ahallam said:

    @klownshed said:
    I'm saving a ton of money by sticking to my guns:

    No iLok.
    Must be universal Binary already (M1 native).

    So far, everything mildly tempting is either iLok (SoundToys), not Universal (SoundToys) or both (SoundToys).

    Soundtoys Rack seems like a pretty decent price. I’d like Decapitator.

    Sountoys Rack doesn't actually include any of the modules. It's sold so that those that don't own the full suite of modules can put together Rack presets that include the modules they do own.

    The full suite at $229 is the best value in the sale as the individual modules are $69 and Rack is $129 in the sale. Purchasing without buying the full suite will only get you one module and Rack for $198 or two modules and Rack for $267.

    In truth Rack is pretty useless when it's not part of the full suite as it has no more functionality than a group preset in a DAW (there's no Reason-like back panel modulations or suchlike). Its real value as a product is the excellent presets for Rack that you get when you own the full suite. It's one of those products that only really exists as a separate product in the Soundtoys shop so as to nudge you into purchasing the suite over individual modules.

    Soundtoys are far from the only plugin company to employ marketing tactics of this nature. And given that there's not a single dud in the Soundtoys suite, I would only recommend purchasing the suite. If you don't have the cash right now for the full suite, purchase as many modules as you can afford @ $69, and wait for a compelling suite upgrade offer from Soundtoys (upgrade promotions happen on a regular basis).

    Jon are you sure that's right? The Effects Rack page states the following :

    "Effect Rack includes Crystallizer, Decapitator, Devil-Loc Deluxe, EchoBoy, EchoBoy Jr., FilterFreak, FilterFreak 2, MicroShift, PanMan, PhaseMistress, PrimalTap, Radiator, Sie-Q, and Tremolator."

    I take it all back (lots of humble pie to be eaten with my lunch!).

    14 products in Rack and 21 products in the full suite. Rack is most definitely decent value. It's pretty much everything that came out before Soundtoys 5 was released.

    One point of difference is that the individual units cannot be used standalone as they can in the full suite.

  • mlaumlau
    edited November 2021

    @Cambler said:

    @jonmoore said:

    @ahallam said:

    @klownshed said:
    I'm saving a ton of money by sticking to my guns:

    No iLok.
    Must be universal Binary already (M1 native).

    So far, everything mildly tempting is either iLok (SoundToys), not Universal (SoundToys) or both (SoundToys).

    Soundtoys Rack seems like a pretty decent price. I’d like Decapitator.

    Sountoys Rack doesn't actually include any of the modules. It's sold so that those that don't own the full suite of modules can put together Rack presets that include the modules they do own.

    The full suite at $229 is the best value in the sale as the individual modules are $69 and Rack is $129 in the sale. Purchasing without buying the full suite will only get you one module and Rack for $198 or two modules and Rack for $267.

    In truth Rack is pretty useless when it's not part of the full suite as it has no more functionality than a group preset in a DAW (there's no Reason-like back panel modulations or suchlike). Its real value as a product is the excellent presets for Rack that you get when you own the full suite. It's one of those products that only really exists as a separate product in the Soundtoys shop so as to nudge you into purchasing the suite over individual modules.

    Soundtoys are far from the only plugin company to employ marketing tactics of this nature. And given that there's not a single dud in the Soundtoys suite, I would only recommend purchasing the suite. If you don't have the cash right now for the full suite, purchase as many modules as you can afford @ $69, and wait for a compelling suite upgrade offer from Soundtoys (upgrade promotions happen on a regular basis).

    Jon are you sure that's right? The Effects Rack page states the following :

    "Effect Rack includes Crystallizer, Decapitator, Devil-Loc Deluxe, EchoBoy, EchoBoy Jr., FilterFreak, FilterFreak 2, MicroShift, PanMan, PhaseMistress, PrimalTap, Radiator, Sie-Q, and Tremolator."

    Individual modules are 69 dollars or most of them are between 29 and 39 dollars, ch3ck it out on their website
    https://www.soundtoys.com/product/

  • CamblerCambler

    @mlau said:

    @Cambler said:

    @jonmoore said:

    @ahallam said:

    @klownshed said:
    I'm saving a ton of money by sticking to my guns:

    No iLok.
    Must be universal Binary already (M1 native).

    So far, everything mildly tempting is either iLok (SoundToys), not Universal (SoundToys) or both (SoundToys).

    Soundtoys Rack seems like a pretty decent price. I’d like Decapitator.

    Sountoys Rack doesn't actually include any of the modules. It's sold so that those that don't own the full suite of modules can put together Rack presets that include the modules they do own.

    The full suite at $229 is the best value in the sale as the individual modules are $69 and Rack is $129 in the sale. Purchasing without buying the full suite will only get you one module and Rack for $198 or two modules and Rack for $267.

    In truth Rack is pretty useless when it's not part of the full suite as it has no more functionality than a group preset in a DAW (there's no Reason-like back panel modulations or suchlike). Its real value as a product is the excellent presets for Rack that you get when you own the full suite. It's one of those products that only really exists as a separate product in the Soundtoys shop so as to nudge you into purchasing the suite over individual modules.

    Soundtoys are far from the only plugin company to employ marketing tactics of this nature. And given that there's not a single dud in the Soundtoys suite, I would only recommend purchasing the suite. If you don't have the cash right now for the full suite, purchase as many modules as you can afford @ $69, and wait for a compelling suite upgrade offer from Soundtoys (upgrade promotions happen on a regular basis).

    Jon are you sure that's right? The Effects Rack page states the following :

    "Effect Rack includes Crystallizer, Decapitator, Devil-Loc Deluxe, EchoBoy, EchoBoy Jr., FilterFreak, FilterFreak 2, MicroShift, PanMan, PhaseMistress, PrimalTap, Radiator, Sie-Q, and Tremolator."

    Individual modules are 69 dollars or most of them are between 29 and 39 dollars, ch3ck it out on their website
    https://www.soundtoys.com/product/

    Indeed. As such the Rack on sale represents good value if you wanted at least two of those included plugins as above. Apart from the fact they can't be used outside of the rack. I guess you just have to have a multiple rack instances in that case.

  • jonmoorejonmoore

    @Cambler said:

    @mlau said:

    @Cambler said:

    @jonmoore said:

    @ahallam said:

    @klownshed said:
    I'm saving a ton of money by sticking to my guns:

    No iLok.
    Must be universal Binary already (M1 native).

    So far, everything mildly tempting is either iLok (SoundToys), not Universal (SoundToys) or both (SoundToys).

    Soundtoys Rack seems like a pretty decent price. I’d like Decapitator.

    Sountoys Rack doesn't actually include any of the modules. It's sold so that those that don't own the full suite of modules can put together Rack presets that include the modules they do own.

    The full suite at $229 is the best value in the sale as the individual modules are $69 and Rack is $129 in the sale. Purchasing without buying the full suite will only get you one module and Rack for $198 or two modules and Rack for $267.

    In truth Rack is pretty useless when it's not part of the full suite as it has no more functionality than a group preset in a DAW (there's no Reason-like back panel modulations or suchlike). Its real value as a product is the excellent presets for Rack that you get when you own the full suite. It's one of those products that only really exists as a separate product in the Soundtoys shop so as to nudge you into purchasing the suite over individual modules.

    Soundtoys are far from the only plugin company to employ marketing tactics of this nature. And given that there's not a single dud in the Soundtoys suite, I would only recommend purchasing the suite. If you don't have the cash right now for the full suite, purchase as many modules as you can afford @ $69, and wait for a compelling suite upgrade offer from Soundtoys (upgrade promotions happen on a regular basis).

    Jon are you sure that's right? The Effects Rack page states the following :

    "Effect Rack includes Crystallizer, Decapitator, Devil-Loc Deluxe, EchoBoy, EchoBoy Jr., FilterFreak, FilterFreak 2, MicroShift, PanMan, PhaseMistress, PrimalTap, Radiator, Sie-Q, and Tremolator."

    Individual modules are 69 dollars or most of them are between 29 and 39 dollars, ch3ck it out on their website
    https://www.soundtoys.com/product/

    Indeed. As such the Rack on sale represents good value if you wanted at least two of those included plugins as above. Apart from the fact they can't be used outside of the rack. I guess you just have to have a multiple rack instances in that case.

    Not being able to use individual plugin instances is definitely a negative in terms of workflow, but Rack itself adds negligible processor overhead so it's likely to be more of an annoyance than a hindrance.

    You're really not missing anything of note either, as most of the 'Little' range are light versions of a module that's already included in the Rack package. The missing ones are great, Little Plate, is a tasty EMT Plate simulation with a low CPU hit and Little AlterBoy is a decent pitch-shifting module; but neither are unique in the plugin universe, so if you can put up with always having to load Rack when you only want an individual module, you're really not missing out over what's included in the full v5 suite.

    And odds are you'll get an upgrade offer to v5 suite at some point that costs less than the current price difference between Rack and v5 suite.

  • CamblerCambler

    @jonmoore said:

    @Cambler said:

    @mlau said:

    @Cambler said:

    @jonmoore said:

    @ahallam said:

    @klownshed said:
    I'm saving a ton of money by sticking to my guns:

    No iLok.
    Must be universal Binary already (M1 native).

    So far, everything mildly tempting is either iLok (SoundToys), not Universal (SoundToys) or both (SoundToys).

    Soundtoys Rack seems like a pretty decent price. I’d like Decapitator.

    Sountoys Rack doesn't actually include any of the modules. It's sold so that those that don't own the full suite of modules can put together Rack presets that include the modules they do own.

    The full suite at $229 is the best value in the sale as the individual modules are $69 and Rack is $129 in the sale. Purchasing without buying the full suite will only get you one module and Rack for $198 or two modules and Rack for $267.

    In truth Rack is pretty useless when it's not part of the full suite as it has no more functionality than a group preset in a DAW (there's no Reason-like back panel modulations or suchlike). Its real value as a product is the excellent presets for Rack that you get when you own the full suite. It's one of those products that only really exists as a separate product in the Soundtoys shop so as to nudge you into purchasing the suite over individual modules.

    Soundtoys are far from the only plugin company to employ marketing tactics of this nature. And given that there's not a single dud in the Soundtoys suite, I would only recommend purchasing the suite. If you don't have the cash right now for the full suite, purchase as many modules as you can afford @ $69, and wait for a compelling suite upgrade offer from Soundtoys (upgrade promotions happen on a regular basis).

    Jon are you sure that's right? The Effects Rack page states the following :

    "Effect Rack includes Crystallizer, Decapitator, Devil-Loc Deluxe, EchoBoy, EchoBoy Jr., FilterFreak, FilterFreak 2, MicroShift, PanMan, PhaseMistress, PrimalTap, Radiator, Sie-Q, and Tremolator."

    Individual modules are 69 dollars or most of them are between 29 and 39 dollars, ch3ck it out on their website
    https://www.soundtoys.com/product/

    Indeed. As such the Rack on sale represents good value if you wanted at least two of those included plugins as above. Apart from the fact they can't be used outside of the rack. I guess you just have to have a multiple rack instances in that case.

    Not being able to use individual plugin instances is definitely a negative in terms of workflow, but Rack itself adds negligible processor overhead so it's likely to be more of an annoyance than a hindrance.

    You're really not missing anything of note either, as most of the 'Little' range are light versions of a module that's already included in the Rack package. The missing ones are great, Little Plate, is a tasty EMT Plate simulation with a low CPU hit and Little AlterBoy is a decent pitch-shifting module; but neither are unique in the plugin universe, so if you can put up with always having to load Rack when you only want an individual module, you're really not missing out over what's included in the full v5 suite.

    And odds are you'll get an upgrade offer to v5 suite at some point that costs less than the current price difference between Rack and v5 suite.

    Good analysis JM. I thought I'd be more tempted by the SoundToys deal but when I look at my current set up I feel I have all those areas well covered. I know folks talk about the quality of the SoundToys effects but I'm not sure it's enough. Might watch some Youtube reviews of the rack to see if I need to be swayed :)

    On a seperate note Jon, what do you think of Quadra Metal and Wood on first glance?

  • ashen_handashen_hand

    @jonmoore said:

    @ahallam said:

    @klownshed said:
    I'm saving a ton of money by sticking to my guns:

    No iLok.
    Must be universal Binary already (M1 native).

    So far, everything mildly tempting is either iLok (SoundToys), not Universal (SoundToys) or both (SoundToys).

    Soundtoys Rack seems like a pretty decent price. I’d like Decapitator.

    Sountoys Rack doesn't actually include any of the modules. It's sold so that those that don't own the full suite of modules can put together Rack presets that include the modules they do own.

    The full suite at $229 is the best value in the sale as the individual modules are $69 and Rack is $129 in the sale. Purchasing without buying the full suite will only get you one module and Rack for $198 or two modules and Rack for $267.

    In truth Rack is pretty useless when it's not part of the full suite as it has no more functionality than a group preset in a DAW (there's no Reason-like back panel modulations or suchlike). Its real value as a product is the excellent presets for Rack that you get when you own the full suite. It's one of those products that only really exists as a separate product in the Soundtoys shop so as to nudge you into purchasing the suite over individual modules.

    Soundtoys are far from the only plugin company to employ marketing tactics of this nature. And given that there's not a single dud in the Soundtoys suite, I would only recommend purchasing the suite. If you don't have the cash right now for the full suite, purchase as many modules as you can afford @ $69, and wait for a compelling suite upgrade offer from Soundtoys (upgrade promotions happen on a regular basis).

    In ST's catalogue there are definitely gems, but this type of sales structure has always struck me as maintenance heavy. KiloHearts does it so much better with out the Ilok.

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    Free Serum presets and Samples from sick noise instruments.

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    New & Free Waves Plug In on Nov 26 if you sign up and follow instructions on Black Friday.

    https://www.waves.com/lpn/black-friday-2021/free-plugin-signup?irclickid=UrfWJUwVoxyIWExTom1RhQC8UkGxStUvIXUmwU0&irgwc=1&utm_medium=369922&utm_campaign=Online Tracking Link&utm_source=ir

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Free cinematic fx pack from ghosthack via Audio Plug in deals. 7 days left on this one.

    https://audioplugin.deals/apd-exclusive-tension-cinematic-fx-by-ghosthack-free-download/

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Decent Sampler

    Free Analog Waveforms patch from sample science

    https://www.samplescience.info/2021/11/analog-waveforms-ds.html

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Free BF Preview pack from Unison, not that add pack, lol. This has audio and midi.

    https://unison.audio/product/unison-free-black-friday-pack/

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