You mean Softube Tube-Tech?I might get that 300 dollar compressor if they cut the price in half or lower.
You must have missed it. About a month ago, an Amazon.uk seller was selling the R9 upgrade for $50. Excellent deal.Michaellos wrote:I look forward for the discount on Reason 9 upgrade
If I remember correctly, Rob from Lectric Panda said both Nostromo and Fritz are both too new for a discount. Maybe next summer or next black Friday.Arrant wrote:I'd probably bite on a good Tube-Tech deal too.
Hope to see decent discounts for the Lectric Panda stuff (Nostromo, Fritz), that would probably be my first priority, along with Zero, Stringwerk and maybe Oberon if they come along on the cheap.
Legend would be nice also, but it's probably a bit too fresh yet.
Haven't seen thatMichaellos wrote:
I look forward for the discount on Reason 9 upgrade
You must have missed it. About a month ago, an Amazon.uk seller was selling the R9 upgrade for $50. Excellent deal.
Well, still hope that R 9 upgrade discount will happen. That was a great moment to grab Tube-Tech on May madness sale with 50% discount, and I did )) How pricy it would be in a couple of weeks... no one knowsI'd probably bite on a good Tube-Tech deal too.
I bought Stringwerk for the full price, and I never regret it, because it not only sounds great - the rhythmic patterns you can achieve with the animator sets gave my arrangements an organic drive I couln't achieve before.dvdrtldg wrote:I'd pick up Stringwerk if it was knocked down to a ridiculous price, but apart from that I'm pretty happy with what I've got
I am sure that if it is possible they will but being I am a horn player imo it may be harder to create a horn player nuances than a string players. Still I hope they can; however although off subject, I hope Props will create a bass player RE like they have done for guitar.Kuranes wrote:I bought Stringwerk for the full price, and I never regret it, because it not only sounds great - the rhythmic patterns you can achieve with the animator sets gave my arrangements an organic drive I couln't achieve before.dvdrtldg wrote:I'd pick up Stringwerk if it was knocked down to a ridiculous price, but apart from that I'm pretty happy with what I've got
I only wish, they'd release something similarly for brasses and woodwinds.
Yes, you are right: when you know how to play an emulated instrument in natura, then you'll even more care for the nuances. I think it's comparable with computer games: The more realistic the characters in the games are modeled, the more one cares for their authenticity, and every little abbreviation is then undermining the authenticity of the performance.Lov2sing wrote:I am sure that if it is possible they will but being I am a horn player imo it may be harder to create a horn player nuances than a string players. Still I hope they can; however although off subject, I hope Props will create a bass player RE like they have done for guitar.Kuranes wrote:I bought Stringwerk for the full price, and I never regret it, because it not only sounds great - the rhythmic patterns you can achieve with the animator sets gave my arrangements an organic drive I couln't achieve before.dvdrtldg wrote:I'd pick up Stringwerk if it was knocked down to a ridiculous price, but apart from that I'm pretty happy with what I've got
I only wish, they'd release something similarly for brasses and woodwinds.
There's always the Reason Electric Bass refillLov2sing wrote:I hope Props will create a bass player RE like they have done for guitar.
I have those but I also play bass (46 years to be exact) but I was checking out IK multimedia and they created a similar bass program that reminds me of Props guitar RE'sdvdrtldg wrote:There's always the Reason Electric Bass refillLov2sing wrote:I hope Props will create a bass player RE like they have done for guitar.
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