As I mentioned earlier, NI's vouchers are their version of IK's Jampoints.krixa wrote:I can't use any of my vouchers on the update. Seriously..
New from NI: Supercharger GT
- KVRist
- 150 posts since 3 Nov, 2008 from Ozarks
Ive moved through every version of Komplete since 4, have never gone for the Ultimate version and I can tell you from experience: I am caught in the cycle of simply owning Komplete with a few choice instruments and effects from N.I's catalog around the periphery. One perc of that is that your upgrade is less financially demanding when the new Komplete comes around and you get stuck with less duplicate plugins. The downside is that I probably end up paying out just as much as someone that bought Ultimate and I dont have nearly as many options. Haha.....Dr.Gunjah wrote:I really like what it does and would love to upgrade... but then, I just upgraded to komplete ultimate some months ago... it always feels like a waste of money to buy stuff outside the komplete package :/
How do you guys with komplete (ultimate or not) deal with that? Buy stuff and then sell the single license later when it comes with the package? Wait for the new package? Anything else?
But, yeah, it is a bit of a catch 22 if your an Ultimate owner I guess.
And, yeah, I generally wait for Komplete to come out if possible,
Who is "I"? What is "I"? This has yet to be explained.
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- KVRAF
- 2747 posts since 13 Feb, 2012 from Amsterdam
Yeah, if you can bring up the patience, I would wait if you already own KU9. One of the reasons I bought Komplete was to save on possible upgrades. To buy upgrades seperately would just be a wast of money IMHO. The downside is, to take advantage of that, you have to be patient.... Which I can imagine is hard.Taoist wrote:Ive moved through every version of Komplete since 4, have never gone for the Ultimate version and I can tell you from experience: I am caught in the cycle of simply owning Komplete with a few choice instruments and effects from N.I's catalog around the periphery. One perc of that is that your upgrade is less financially demanding when the new Komplete comes around and you get stuck with less duplicate plugins. The downside is that I probably end up paying out just as much as someone that bought Ultimate and I dont have nearly as many options. Haha.....Dr.Gunjah wrote:I really like what it does and would love to upgrade... but then, I just upgraded to komplete ultimate some months ago... it always feels like a waste of money to buy stuff outside the komplete package :/
How do you guys with komplete (ultimate or not) deal with that? Buy stuff and then sell the single license later when it comes with the package? Wait for the new package? Anything else?
But, yeah, it is a bit of a catch 22 if your an Ultimate owner I guess.
And, yeah, I generally wait for Komplete to come out if possible,
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- KVRAF
- 1991 posts since 12 Mar, 2004
If that is aimed at me, you may want to learn to read, I made it very clear i am a very big fan of Klanghelm and the reference was to point out the double standards of of users around here, so 10 out of 10 for trying to troll, but 0/10 for failing so miserably.Agreed wrote:P.S. to the dude who tried to sideswipe Klanghelm for no apparent reason
Duh
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- KVRAF
- 42529 posts since 21 Dec, 2005
You simply MUST treat yourself to a demo. I think you'll be convinced it's a significant upgrade over the other in a relatively short period of time.fese wrote:Can you people please stop praising this plugin? Now I want it, too! Damn herd instinct, I feel like sheep.
Or fish.
Oh wait.......I was supposed to STOP making you want it. Fail
- KVRAF
- 8071 posts since 9 Jan, 2003 from Saint Louis MO
hibidy wrote:You simply MUST treat yourself to a demo. I think you'll be convinced it's a significant upgrade over the other in a relatively short period of time.fese wrote:Can you people please stop praising this plugin? Now I want it, too! Damn herd instinct, I feel like sheep.
Or fish.
Oh wait.......I was supposed to STOP making you want it. Fail
But mmmmoooommmm, I don't want to buy another compressor!
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- KVRAF
- 9100 posts since 28 Apr, 2013
I do like the first one, although the differences in using or not seems subtle.
This one seems to have a more noticeable effect.
This one seems to have a more noticeable effect.
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- KVRAF
- 1655 posts since 3 Mar, 2009 from Colorado Springs
Not trying to troll at all. I don't expect you to know me, but I'd hope you don't expect that you know me, either. I genuinely believe that you were attacking both companies, whether you intended to or not, by the highly generalized "broad brush" approach to your... and I use the word very loosely... critique. Although looking back I don't even see anyone else discussing Tony's work versus the work that they're doing at Native Instruments, so it seems very odd and acontextual for you to bring up two importantly different styles of freeware/payware distinctions - both because you got the nature of their difference wrong, but also because it just doesn't fit into the overall discussion.bungle wrote:If that is aimed at me, you may want to learn to read, I made it very clear i am a very big fan of Klanghelm and the reference was to point out the double standards of of users around here, so 10 out of 10 for trying to troll, but 0/10 for failing so miserably.Agreed wrote:P.S. to the dude who tried to sideswipe Klanghelm for no apparent reason
Is there some narrative you intended to imply? It seems to me like you're tilting at windmills more than anything else, here, attacking "people" for things they aren't actually saying. I don't think anyone who got the free Supercharger thinks Native are jerks for giving away a free version of their plugin. I can see that many who have bought the full GT version find it to be an excellent plugin. As for me, I will be waiting for the next Komplete Ultimate because I have hopes that it should be included and I have wanted that software suite for years without buying it.
Find the trolling going on in this post, please. I don't engage in that needless nonsense. I think discourse here would be better if we all just discussed things in good faith and granted the basic assumption that the other person is being real with you when they're talking about a view that they hold. It's one of the weaknesses of KVR, there's a sort of detached perspective that some users have that can make it difficult to engage in thoughtful or thorough discussion about anything remotely controversial (even when that controversy is, as in the case of your Native vs. Klanghelm comparison, entirely manufactured).
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- KVRAF
- 2065 posts since 14 Sep, 2004 from $HOME
Hot damn. Of course I downloaded it immediately, big mistake. Is there any compressor that is as flexible as this with just 9 knobs and a couple of switches?? And it's not even heavy on the CPU, which must be kind of a first for NIhibidy wrote:You simply MUST treat yourself to a demo. I think you'll be convinced it's a significant upgrade over the other in a relatively short period of time.fese wrote:Can you people please stop praising this plugin? Now I want it, too! Damn herd instinct, I feel like sheep.
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Oh wait.......I was supposed to STOP making you want it. Fail
Must... resist...
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- KVRian
- 1200 posts since 16 May, 2007 from At home. Good bye city ways!
Depends. The Solid Mix Series is pretty light on CPU, as is Driver. The Tube Series is of course more demanding, the Reverbs are well within the norm. So a bit of everything, really.fese wrote:And it's not even heavy on the CPU, which must be kind of a first for NI![]()
..off to play with my music toys - library music production.
http://www.FiveMinuteHippo.com
http://www.FiveMinuteHippo.com
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- KVRAF
- 42529 posts since 21 Dec, 2005
BBFG# wrote:Could you elaborate on this?hibidy wrote:Everything went smoothly for me.
I signed in my account, checked to see if the Xmas gift was registered (it is) and then went to add the GT to the basket. It does give me the option of buying the upgrade, but also says I have no qualifying product.
So I don't want to purchase until I know it's going to install properly.
And I do like the first one, although the differences in using it seem quite subtle.
This one seems to add even more.
steps. Found my "upgrade" email, clicked on the link, went through the procedure, paid through paypal, got a quick confirmation, had to wait a few hours for the SN to show up, entered it, and it was good to go.
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- KVRAF
- 42529 posts since 21 Dec, 2005
fese wrote:Hot damn. Of course I downloaded it immediately, big mistake. Is there any compressor that is as flexible as this with just 9 knobs and a couple of switches?? And it's not even heavy on the CPU, which must be kind of a first for NIhibidy wrote:You simply MUST treat yourself to a demo. I think you'll be convinced it's a significant upgrade over the other in a relatively short period of time.fese wrote:Can you people please stop praising this plugin? Now I want it, too! Damn herd instinct, I feel like sheep.
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Oh wait.......I was supposed to STOP making you want it. Fail![]()
Must... resist...
- KVRist
- 192 posts since 16 Mar, 2004
Worked fine for me. My account did list the freebee as ""Christmas Gift", and everything worked fine.murnau wrote:Some member said hete that he did exactly that but the serial he have dont work with the upgradewoodsdenis wrote:does it register properly and work ?zentatonic wrote:You can still add it to your shopping cart if you own the free one, regardless of what it says. Jut choose "upgrade" on the dropdown and continue.
