rock the boy out!Jesse J wrote:Just got home from the hospital as a proud brand new dad! It's a boy!!
I sure will! Thanks everyone!androidlove wrote:rock the boy out!Jesse J wrote:Just got home from the hospital as a proud brand new dad! It's a boy!!
yeah it comes every few hours and you'll need the clothes pin dongle...I heard there's a special bonus pack for new dad's?
+1androidlove wrote:we're moving with insane speed now. i think i'm going to chose the ob over the vintage set. ss2 looks to have the same vintage content for the most part. ss2 has a huge amount of ob, but this multi sample set is going to save me a lot of trouble (detuning by zone) and sounds like it has new wave forms
Aha! I knew there must have been something else -- I didn't know the construction kits were *not* part of Gold! I'll probably now get in the group buy (see below).Ceej wrote:Depending on how many JamPoints you have, this could be as low as $25. Frankly, even if you only got two packs that you "know you'll like", $25 is well worth it! Getting more packs as the Group Buy goes on shouldn't make the deal less appealing.Worst case, just don't download any others!
Also, while you say you have RAW Gold, that doesn't cover any of the "Construction Kit" loop packs. Those are different material, and from all accounts there's some pretty good stuff in there. For "free", they're probably worth playing around with.
I see your point here, but man, I don't know -- I think you can have too many. Take pianos (regular ones) for instance: I'll now have the Regular SampleTank, Sonik Synth, Miroslav, Acoustik Piano, Kontakt, VI One, Bosendorfer (Goliath), TruPianos, Independence Pro, and I know I'm forgetting a few others. It's great that I can choose, but it's getting crazy at this point.Ceej wrote: Finally, while I certainly understand your idea that you've got a lot of these sounds from other VSTs, there are some things that it's beneficial to have a wide range of. Pianos are one, IMHO, especially for some kinds of film scoring.
Yeah, having the choice is nice. But for bread-and-butter instruments, it seems like overkill. How many B3, Rhodes, TR 808s do you really need? There would be quality/sonic differences sure, but I would probably go with the first one that I like, and quit searching. If I needed more dirty, then I'll effect the instrument. But, like a good KvR'er with serious GAS, I keep going and going. Whoever dies with the most toys (sounds?) wins, right?zedd wrote:[Personally, I would rather have 50 organs, and to choose the perfect one for a particular song, than to only have a few options and find that none of them work very spendidly.
That's the spirit!!forkol wrote:Whoever dies with the most toys (sounds?) wins, right?
I pretty much agree with this statement. But yeah at this point it is a total no brainer.and if just one sound helps you make a song some day, you've got your money's worth right there!
Jesse J now writes 100% lullabies. There's a market for that - called his SANITYbarbecutie wrote:Gratz to Jesse J!!! No more sleep for you!!!
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