I have been trying to get in for an hour now. All I get is '502 Bad Gateway' errors. What a mess...autodafe wrote:JRR has been down/gives timeout since yesterday night...at least here ... does it work in your location?
RichN wrote:I have been trying to get in for an hour now. All I get is '502 Bad Gateway' errors. What a mess...autodafe wrote:JRR has been down/gives timeout since yesterday night...at least here ... does it work in your location?
I feel sorry for those guys. This must cost them a fortune.
Same here, i've checked the prices elsewhere but i'd rather spend my cash at JRR.RichN wrote:I have been trying to get in for an hour now. All I get is '502 Bad Gateway' errors. What a mess...autodafe wrote:JRR has been down/gives timeout since yesterday night...at least here ... does it work in your location?
I feel sorry for those guys. This must cost them a fortune.
Can't speak to the drum machine, but the company that makes sound libraries does a really, really good job. Thing is they definitely cater towards the film/sound design folks and they don't seem to be very cheap.telecharge wrote:I'm not familiar with Boom -- looks like FX and cinematic sounds.
http://www.boomlibrary.com/boomlibrary/ ... cknovember
To add to my confustion, AIR just re-released a drum machine called BOOM.
Sorry, it was my mistake, it should be working now:LGK_Dude wrote:Is the "free Best Service Galaxy X-FX" deal still on at JRR Shop? Tried adding it to an order over $110 and its showing up as costing $66.50.
If you like stochas/generative - worth checking out sugar bytes obscurium too. There's a lot of power there (both as a sound source and a midi sequencer) when you get away from the chiptune sounding demos.apondinthestream wrote:I am getting stochas as well - been trying it out in Reaper and it seems stable and useful for the price. Also bought liquid rhythm and kirnu cream. They are very cheap at the momentdzilizzi wrote:I hadn't heard of that. Have you tried it out? It looks interesting, though I guess it doesn't work with Ableton. That is pretty much all I can find on it. And a YouTube video.ghettosynth wrote:It's a generative weekend for me. I'll be grabbing Stochas as well.
Anything else you have noticed?
You can use coupon code "Forum" to get it lower:Kalamata Kid wrote:Has anyone seen Pianoteq 6 Pro for less than $360?
https://www.pianoteq.com/pianoteq6
We have just completed the last round of changes to the server configuration. We will not touch it again (unless it explodes) until Tuesday. We built the first version of jrrshop.com in 1998 and, as of this moment, the site is working faster than I've ever seen it.autodafe wrote:JRR has been down/gives timeout since yesterday night...at least here ... does it work in your location?
Thank you for asking. It is $299 and you can use the "Group" coupon code on it:autodafe wrote:I cannot check on the website....Is Reason 10 upgrade available on JRR and at what price?
Thank you for waiting! I'm sorry for the delay! You can now see the sale prices when you click on the products:mutantdog wrote:Still waiting for JRR to post the Tokyo Dawn prices before i make any decisions.
It's working fine for me now. No more errors like I described earlier.Uncle E wrote:We have just completed the last round of changes to the server configuration. We will not touch it again (unless it explodes) until Tuesday. We built the first version of jrrshop.com in 1998 and, as of this moment, the site is working faster than I've ever seen it.autodafe wrote:JRR has been down/gives timeout since yesterday night...at least here ... does it work in your location?
Yesterday morning after I got the Black Friday email my upgrade price was $70 (no-brainer territory) but when I went back after lunch to actually make the purchase, it had gone up to $105 which took it right out of no-brainer/impulsive territory and that's the end of that. In fact, it made me take a harder look at the bundle and now I'm actually glad I didn't buy it as I don't think there's much there I would use over the freebies/little plugins I already have.shonky wrote:When I checked on Wednesday, it was around $120, by last night it was $155. Probably the first time there's actually been a price hike on Black Friday.ATS wrote:ghettosynth wrote:Yes, it seems so.LGK_Dude wrote:Wow - looks like the upgrades for soundtoys are more expensive today. What was going to cost me $100 is now $130. Did this happen to anyone else?
I was wondering how mine was so freaking cheap. I only own all the small plugs and one regular one and it was only $50
My feelings exactly, much of it I'm not sure I even particularly need but thought for the couple of plugs I wanted it's reasonably priced, but at $35 more it didn't look as attractive.cprompt wrote: Yesterday morning after I got the Black Friday email my upgrade price was $70 (no-brainer territory) but when I went back after lunch to actually make the purchase, it had gone up to $105 which took it right out of no-brainer/impulsive territory and that's the end of that. In fact, it made me take a harder look at the bundle and now I'm actually glad I didn't buy it as I don't think there's much there I would use over the freebies/little plugins I already have.
My guess is they screwed up the algorithm that calculates the upgrade price and later corrected it. So if anyone got the upgrade for an absurdly cheap price, congratulations
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