Hi there,
Is the Miroslav Gold still available for Reason?
Miroslav Gold 4 Reason?
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- KVRAF
- 3476 posts since 9 Apr, 2003 from NE Ohio, USA
Miroslav Gold Bundle for Reason
Consists of Miroslav Ensemble Strings, Solo Strings, Woodwinds, Brass, Choir, and Percussion & Keys (each also available separately, go to http://www.esoundz.com/reason/ and type in "Miroslav").
I have the plugin version and I like it a lot. If you put down "dougsyo" as a referral when you order, you'll get a discount.
Doug
Consists of Miroslav Ensemble Strings, Solo Strings, Woodwinds, Brass, Choir, and Percussion & Keys (each also available separately, go to http://www.esoundz.com/reason/ and type in "Miroslav").
I have the plugin version and I like it a lot. If you put down "dougsyo" as a referral when you order, you'll get a discount.
Doug
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- KVRian
- 652 posts since 12 Sep, 2004
Yes, it's available. It's top quality as well. The fact that you could "stack" different instruments with the Combinator; worth every penny. But do keep in mind, your computer WILL take a hit when you load multiple instruments all at once. 
Imagine that you could add a couple of strings with some subtractor sounds or combine it with other insane combies.
Hope this helps.
Zai
Imagine that you could add a couple of strings with some subtractor sounds or combine it with other insane combies.
Hope this helps.
Zai
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- KVRAF
- 10170 posts since 2 Jan, 2005 from somewhere in the woods
I bought it in the group-buy last year. It's a dantastic set of sounds and due to the fact, you can combine patches, you have infinite possibilities. The most i love the choir-sounds: fantastic!
Hi Patrick, how do you do without Reason?
mellophonic
Hi Patrick, how do you do without Reason?
mellophonic
"It dreamed itself along"
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 170 posts since 24 Mar, 2005
Hi,
Thanks for the replies. Is there going to be another group buy this year? - If so when? - And I think I would be in. I wish I'd been around KVR last year a bit more because I'd have bought into it.
Could these peple be petitioned to organise one now?...
I do have ST2 LE and also Reason 3, so which is the preferred choice and why? - I realise that this isn't an ez question to answer but if faced with each possibility which would most people go for? - Or would it be an even-ish split between each camp?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks for the replies. Is there going to be another group buy this year? - If so when? - And I think I would be in. I wish I'd been around KVR last year a bit more because I'd have bought into it.
Could these peple be petitioned to organise one now?...
I do have ST2 LE and also Reason 3, so which is the preferred choice and why? - I realise that this isn't an ez question to answer but if faced with each possibility which would most people go for? - Or would it be an even-ish split between each camp?
Thanks in advance.
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- KVRAF
- 10170 posts since 2 Jan, 2005 from somewhere in the woods
The group-buy was king of slow...i don't think, Squids will do another.
The vst is not yet compatible with Sampletank, i think. The upcoming version 2.5 will be able to load Miroslav patches, but i read in some thread here, Sampletank 2 LE won't be updated to 2.5.
So buy, what is more useful for your music-production, either the vst or the refill.
m
The vst is not yet compatible with Sampletank, i think. The upcoming version 2.5 will be able to load Miroslav patches, but i read in some thread here, Sampletank 2 LE won't be updated to 2.5.
So buy, what is more useful for your music-production, either the vst or the refill.
m
"It dreamed itself along"
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 170 posts since 24 Mar, 2005
Thanks for the info. I thought it was ST or refill, but hey that's life...mellotronaut wrote:The group-buy was king of slow...i don't think, Squids will do another.
The vst is not yet compatible with Sampletank, i think. The upcoming version 2.5 will be able to load Miroslav patches, but i read in some thread here, Sampletank 2 LE won't be updated to 2.5.
So buy, what is more useful for your music-production, either the vst or the refill.
m
The plugin version would simplify matters but do both require a USB key for the license?
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- KVRian
- 652 posts since 12 Sep, 2004
There's no more USB key for the license, at least not for Miroslav plug and the refill.fraz wrote:Thanks for the info. I thought it was ST or refill, but hey that's life...mellotronaut wrote:The group-buy was king of slow...i don't think, Squids will do another.
The vst is not yet compatible with Sampletank, i think. The upcoming version 2.5 will be able to load Miroslav patches, but i read in some thread here, Sampletank 2 LE won't be updated to 2.5.
So buy, what is more useful for your music-production, either the vst or the refill.
m
The plugin version would simplify matters but do both require a USB key for the license?
I'm thinking of switching back over to using a hardward keyboard. More specifically the Korg's new M3.
Zai
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 170 posts since 24 Mar, 2005
There's no more USB key for the license, at least not for Miroslav plug and the refill.
Just been on the E-Soundz site and it does say that it comes with a new i-lock key which is included. Maybe this is a new idea then.
Just been on the E-Soundz site and it does say that it comes with a new i-lock key which is included. Maybe this is a new idea then.
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- KVRian
- 652 posts since 12 Sep, 2004
I know for a fact that you don't need the i-lock key because I'm using the plug-in without it.fraz wrote:There's no more USB key for the license, at least not for Miroslav plug and the refill.
Just been on the E-Soundz site and it does say that it comes with a new i-lock key which is included. Maybe this is a new idea then.
As for the refills, you don't need the key as well. So.... Zai
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- KVRian
- 652 posts since 12 Sep, 2004
Hey hey...mellotronaut wrote:I bought it in the group-buy last year. It's a dantastic set of sounds and due to the fact, you can combine patches, you have infinite possibilities. The most i love the choir-sounds: fantastic!
Hi Patrick, how do you do without Reason?
mellophonic
I'm now saving up for the Korg's M3...and will use only "limited" software synths to help with playing. Plus, I like using Ableton Live a little more than Reason's sequencer.
Then again, personal preference.Zai