Again, the content that comes with Halion Sonic SE (the version that comes with Cubase) has nothing to do with the full versions of Halion and Halion Sonic. But you probably meant Halion Sonic, not SE.Echoes in the Attic wrote:That beat service offer is great for 199. Do they offer a download option like Steinberg though if you don’t want the dongle?
I’m just not sure if it’s worth getting this rather than just Halion 6. All of the Halion SE content comes with Halion 6 anyways right? And retrologue and Padshop Pro have their modules completely covered by Halion 6. So I guess it just whether you want groove agent, the piano and the extra halion has packs for dance and cinematic. For me that’s mostly no. And I noticed someone selling Halion 6 in the marketplace the other day for 120. I guess with the recent deals we will see the odd Halion good up for a good price.
So I guess I’m torn.
Retrologue and Padshop have a ton of presets (completely different from those offered by Halion), several exclusive expansions and the interfaces are more suitable for making quick/throwaway sounds. Retrologue has modulation source drag and drop which isn't possible in Halion yet, and Padshop Pro includes like 1000 exclusive samples.
