Rob Papen Blade / RAW and the SuboomBass ...
I can't sell because i upgraded to complete and sell the complete upgrade , RP tell me that he don't allow transfer license of the remaining plugin if you sell the complete upgrade...
Your biggest Dead-End Spend & why
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- KVRAF
- 7745 posts since 13 Jan, 2003 from Darkest Kent, UK
Probably the most expensive bit of music gear I've ever bought: a 2nd hand Casio FZ1 sampler. Must have been over twenty years ago, think it was ~£5-600. Messed around on it loads (think Ferris Bueller...) but, even with it's massive for the time display, I discovered menu diving wasn't for me so never used it as I thought I would. Ended up swapping it for a mixer a year or two later (GAK Brighton, top guys. 
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- KVRAF
- 6113 posts since 7 Jan, 2005 from Corporate States of America
In order of wasted money vs usage:
1. Muse Receptor. Its VST compatibility was never great, OS updates stopped abruptly (the UI was poor too), the integrator plugin was garbage and never went 64-bit, system management was a PITA, networking was always frustrating, and, finally, the power supply died (with no ability to use off-the-shelf parts to replace it; yet the off-the-shelf junk PC nature of the rest of the hardware left it worth nothing on the second-hand market even before the PSU died). All my efforts at moving my Windows-only VST plugins to it (when I was abandoning Windows for Mac) were reduced to being a complete waste of time.
2. Sonar. I bought about six versions and it never got better. However, I DID create music with it at times, so it wasn't a total loss (just frustrating and not cost-effective).
1. Muse Receptor. Its VST compatibility was never great, OS updates stopped abruptly (the UI was poor too), the integrator plugin was garbage and never went 64-bit, system management was a PITA, networking was always frustrating, and, finally, the power supply died (with no ability to use off-the-shelf parts to replace it; yet the off-the-shelf junk PC nature of the rest of the hardware left it worth nothing on the second-hand market even before the PSU died). All my efforts at moving my Windows-only VST plugins to it (when I was abandoning Windows for Mac) were reduced to being a complete waste of time.
2. Sonar. I bought about six versions and it never got better. However, I DID create music with it at times, so it wasn't a total loss (just frustrating and not cost-effective).
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- vvvvvvv
- Topic Starter
- 2578 posts since 24 Oct, 2000 from skelmersdale, west lancs, uk
Interesting seeing how many ways there to leave your lover
This thread got me thinking. And over the years I must have wasted a ton of money chasing dreams.
My sig shows what I use, and all the rest is junk for me, which said list includes many many plugs from most of the big & small names.
What a slut I've been
This thread got me thinking. And over the years I must have wasted a ton of money chasing dreams.
My sig shows what I use, and all the rest is junk for me, which said list includes many many plugs from most of the big & small names.
What a slut I've been
Member 12, Studio One v6.5, VPS Avenger, Kontakt 7, Spitfire, Dune, Arturia, Sonible, Baby Audio, CableGuys, Nektar Panorama P1, Vaporizer 2 to test out
