list the stuff you bought but dont use and cant sell.

[plastic]

NI Maschine EDU version

[chk071]

- Cakewalk Rapture : not 32bit and it's kind of dated sounding Imo and it also doesnt like my version of osx..

64-bit only? But yeah, same here. I bought it on that insane deal for 20 €, but never grew a relationship to it, neither handling, nor sound wise. Just not my cup of tea. Zeta 2 does it more for me.

[Zombie Queen]

All bass sample libs I bought at some moment, Lyrical Distortion and Orange Tree, couldn't make anything good out of those. I should have get a real bass in the first place.

[Juanjo]

GPO4, which i bought when it could be sold with a transfer fee, then later they changed policies and they don't allow license transfers anymore, even for legacy owners... I don't have a problem with devs not allowing license transfers, I DO have a problem with devs who change licensing terms unilaterally and don't honor previous "commitments". Perhaps not illegal in some places, but definitely disgusting.

[djanthonyw]

Klanghelm SDRR. I decided to buy it because there's no demo, and nothing but people posting and praising this thing like fanboys on a rampage, then I find out that it doesn't do anything that I can't get already, if not better with plugins I already have. People are also claiming that the sound is so amazing, when it's actually quite flat and "2D". I guess there is an option to sell it, but it's not really worth it since I would probably end up with $5 back after the discount and fees.

[mellotronaut]

Cakewalk Sonar 2, 5, 6, 7, Project 5 2.5 and some more.
some Ik Multimedia stuff on the inflation nebula like ST 2 XL, Sonic Synth and several sample libraries
old Steinberg stuff that doesn't sell.
a lot of windows only vst effects and instruments from companies that don't exist anymore
Yellow Tools Candy and Culture, which are integrated in Independence Prohoho

not sure about FL Studio. have to try the mac cake.

[EnGee]

1. Cubase Elements 6. I used it for few months but I stopped using it. It is a good host but the upper part of the mixer is chopped (not showing the inserts, eq ...etc) and no side chaining support. I upgraded from LE edition, and I'm keeping it for testing.

2. Image Line Morphine. Even though I bought it for $45 (I think), I always feel I did a mistake especially when I play with Harmor or/and Razor. Morphine can't stand a chance in front of those wonderful synths. I wish I could sell it or donate it! It is good for learning how additive synthesis works, but nothing more than that for me.

3. Rapture. Hmmm, Well, it is a good synth really and I like the sound of it. But programming it is so boring, and also no enough envelopes or steps to choose from and also can't use them as modulation sources! (Come on René, what you were thinking!). I'm using it less and less.

[gamecat666]

Also IK-stuff... I've collected the 'old' T-Racks 3 deluxe in singles through the infamous groupbuys. Most I can't sell, and the ones that I can sell will almost cost more to sell than keep, because of the transfer fees. I guess they are doomed to gather digital dust at IK's. CSR also. I won't use their stuff anymore since the custom-shop thingie, but that's another discussion and let's keep this thread on track

oh yeah totally forgot about that as its been uninstalled - all the Sampletank 2.5 stuff. cant use it, certainly wont be paying for the new one to use it...

[osiris]

Albino

[V0RT3X]

- Cakewalk Rapture : not 32bit and it's kind of dated sounding Imo and it also doesnt like my version of osx..

64-bit only? But yeah, same here. I bought it on that insane deal for 20 €, but never grew a relationship to it, neither handling, nor sound wise. Just not my cup of tea. Zeta 2 does it more for me.

I meant not 64 bit obviously

[Vintage73]

Electr6ity.

If I can sell them and if any one offers for them I wont be hard to deal with

Contact Big Fish Audio. You can sell this.

[Vintage73]

Reaper. I bought it second-hand.

Everything else that I don't currently use I'm hoping I will sometime in the future...other than a few Custom Shop items I bought because I had a ton of spare Gear Credits from IK's Group Buy last year.

[BERFAB]

Of all the Nomad Factory stuff I own (which is their entire catalog except Magma) the only thing I still use is Trackbox which, IMHO is a great compressor/saturator. I bought the entire NF catalog as a pretty cheap bundle, so I can't sell the individual plugs off.

There's also very little chance that I'll ever use FLS again, even after a x64 release. I WILL use IL's standalone x64 plugs though (i.e. Sytrus, the Maxx synths, the FX, etc.).

A while ago, I had an unopened/unregistered copy of Sampletank 2.5 XL that was impossible to sell due to no x64 and the cheap group buys. Wound up shipping it to my nephew who, fortunately, has put it to very good use. The entire Sampletank line that I still own is, of course, not x64, and therefore: 1. Useless to me, and 2. Worthless on the open market. Looking forward to the cheapest possible ST3 option only for x64 compatibility.

Original Melodyne. Within 6 months of me purchasing this, Cubase added a much better and more user friendly pitch manipulation option. A bit later, Melodyne changed it's product structure, devaluing the original.

Drumcore/Kitcore. My biggest disappointment. GREAT plug. Fun/easy to use, great sound, pro-grooves, very reasonable price tag. But when Sonoma Works bought the company, they essentially dropped development. For at least 3 years now, x64 has been a pipe dream. Recently, they announced possible release of x64 versions in the coming year. I'm not holding my breath.

Everything else I have, I may not use all the time, but I'll eventually get around to it.

Cheers
-B

[Vintage73]

Of all the Nomad Factory stuff I own (which is their entire catalog except Magma) the only thing I still use is Trackbox which, IMHO is a great compressor/saturator. I bought the entire NF catalog as a pretty cheap bundle, so I can't sell the individual plugs off.

There's also very little chance that I'll ever use FLS again, even after a x64 release. I WILL use IL's standalone x64 plugs though (i.e. Sytrus, the Maxx synths, the FX, etc.).

A while ago, I had an unopened/unregistered copy of Sampletank 2.5 XL that was impossible to sell due to no x64 and the cheap group buys. Wound up shipping it to my nephew who, fortunately, has put it to very good use. The entire Sampletank line that I still own is, of course, not x64, and therefore: 1. Useless to me, and 2. Worthless on the open market. Looking forward to the cheapest possible ST3 option only for x64 compatibility.

Original Melodyne. Within 6 months of me purchasing this, Cubase added a much better and more user friendly pitch manipulation option. A bit later, Melodyne changed it's product structure, devaluing the original.

Drumcore/Kitcore. My biggest disappointment. GREAT plug. Fun/easy to use, great sound, pro-grooves, very reasonable price tag. But when Sonoma Works bought the company, they essentially dropped development. For at least 3 years now, x64 has been a pipe dream. Recently, they announced possible release of x64 versions in the coming year. I'm not holding my breath.

Everything else I have, I may not use all the time, but I'll eventually get around to it.

Cheers
-B

jBridge.

[BERFAB]

jBridge.

Et tu, Kitty?