it's seems to be an anual promo.dzilizzi wrote:I guess Pianoteq never puts the Stage version on sale, do they? And 30% is pretty much as low as I've seen it.
I didn't know that - that's really interesting. Follows that old mixing/mastering maxim: cut before boost, ie: cut low rather than boost high... generally yields a more natural sound/phase response.Temptin wrote:the RS56 was great at opening up mixes and has a very unique algorithm (all boosts in it are done by lowering everything except the "boosted" band).
Yes, and never on the stage version. It does seem about a year ago that I started looking at it. I don't remember what I ended up with, but it wasn't Pianoteq. The price just wasn't low enough compared to what you got. It may have been when EWQL was selling the box versions at half off or more. Because I did buy the Platinum Pianos about that time.waltercruz wrote:it's seems to be an anual promo.dzilizzi wrote:I guess Pianoteq never puts the Stage version on sale, do they? And 30% is pretty much as low as I've seen it.
from my e-mails, last promo was on august 2016 and before that july 2015, and always 30% max, never more than that.
dzilizzi wrote:Yes, and never on the stage version. It does seem about a year ago that I started looking at it. I don't remember what I ended up with, but it wasn't Pianoteq. The price just wasn't low enough compared to what you got. It may have been when EWQL was selling the box versions at half off or more. Because I did buy the Platinum Pianos about that time.waltercruz wrote:it's seems to be an anual promo.dzilizzi wrote:I guess Pianoteq never puts the Stage version on sale, do they? And 30% is pretty much as low as I've seen it.
from my e-mails, last promo was on august 2016 and before that july 2015, and always 30% max, never more than that.
Well, maybe it is Pianoteq's turn..... darn GAS
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copy your code their and it should generate manual links , it can also be that they are sending it via e-mail .
The Auto Gain in Studio One Pro EQ is great for this.MogwaiBoy wrote:I didn't know that - that's really interesting. Follows that old mixing/mastering maxim: cut before boost, ie: cut low rather than boost high... generally yields a more natural sound/phase response.
I think the Stage version has always been $129. That is the price I see it at normally. The Standard version is about $195 in the cart with the Forum discount. This seems to be less than buying Stage and the upgrade. Well, I have a few days to think about it.waltercruz wrote:dzilizzi wrote:Yes, and never on the stage version. It does seem about a year ago that I started looking at it. I don't remember what I ended up with, but it wasn't Pianoteq. The price just wasn't low enough compared to what you got. It may have been when EWQL was selling the box versions at half off or more. Because I did buy the Platinum Pianos about that time.waltercruz wrote:it's seems to be an anual promo.dzilizzi wrote:I guess Pianoteq never puts the Stage version on sale, do they? And 30% is pretty much as low as I've seen it.
from my e-mails, last promo was on august 2016 and before that july 2015, and always 30% max, never more than that.
Well, maybe it is Pianoteq's turn..... darn GAS
aaah, I see.
well, I bought my Pianoteq (Stage) on jrrshop on 2014 may for 109.65 (129.00 minus 19.35 auto discount).
A promo on Stage happened on 2016 march, for $129 (98.69 on jrrshop, with discount).
dzilizzi wrote:I think the Stage version has always been $129. That is the price I see it at normally. The Standard version is about $195 in the cart with the Forum discount. This seems to be less than buying Stage and the upgrade. Well, I have a few days to think about it.waltercruz wrote:dzilizzi wrote:Yes, and never on the stage version. It does seem about a year ago that I started looking at it. I don't remember what I ended up with, but it wasn't Pianoteq. The price just wasn't low enough compared to what you got. It may have been when EWQL was selling the box versions at half off or more. Because I did buy the Platinum Pianos about that time.waltercruz wrote:it's seems to be an anual promo.dzilizzi wrote:I guess Pianoteq never puts the Stage version on sale, do they? And 30% is pretty much as low as I've seen it.
from my e-mails, last promo was on august 2016 and before that july 2015, and always 30% max, never more than that.
Well, maybe it is Pianoteq's turn..... darn GAS
aaah, I see.
well, I bought my Pianoteq (Stage) on jrrshop on 2014 may for 109.65 (129.00 minus 19.35 auto discount).
A promo on Stage happened on 2016 march, for $129 (98.69 on jrrshop, with discount).
For $24, I like it a lot! Much better than the Kramer one which I didn't think was anything special and passed on it.waltercruz wrote:so...how good is J37?
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