Call to Arms: Charity 2018 ($38609 final result raised)

[kovacs]

Is the link for Touch Loops bundle wrong?

It says "http://www.airmusictech.com/soundpacks"

But I guess it's here: https://touchloops.com/product-category/bundles/

[martinjuenke]

Bitwig Studio $30
D16 Total Bundle $30

Both item are bidded higher before, therefore your bid is irrelevant and time wasting...

there are 3x Bitwigs, the list isn't updated eniugh to know who is bidding on which one...

Yes, and already
on page 4 a bid with 50,
on page 5 a bid with 100 and
on page 7 a bid with 120...
It‘s helpful, when someone can count up to three...

[martinjuenke]

Bitwig Studio $30
D16 Total Bundle $30

Both item are bidded higher before, therefore your bid is irrelevant and time wasting...

there are 3x Bitwigs, the list isn't updated eniugh to know who is bidding on which one...

Exactly.

@martinjuenke, maybe you should stop wasting your own time avoiding these comments ...

There were three bids already when you wrote yours:
on page 4 a bid with 50,
on page 5 a bid with 100 and
on page 7 a bid with 120...
It‘s helpful, when someone can count up to three...

[sl1200mk2]

FabFilter Total Bundle: $550.00

Come at me bro...

[anxiousmofo]

Pacer MIDI Foot Controller: $60

If you look back to page 3, you will see the bid on this is already well over $100.00.

Are you sure? I don't see it anywhere ...

Sorry, it was a typo. Should have referenced page 5. It's the second post.

[Obsolete317542]

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[kovacs]

Simon Stockhausen Dmitry Sches Bundle $20
Dmitry Sches Diversion $30
SoundRadix Radical Bundle 3 License $20
eaReckon EAReverb 2 $30
Akai VIP 3.0 Plus $30

[Luftrum]

Checkpoint!
All bids up to this point is updated on the frontpage.

And new stuff have been added the list of contributions!

[andre9701]

Bitwig Studio $30
D16 Total Bundle $30

Both item are bidded higher before, therefore your bid is irrelevant and time wasting...

there are 3x Bitwigs, the list isn't updated eniugh to know who is bidding on which one...

Exactly.

@martinjuenke, maybe you should stop wasting your own time avoiding these comments ...

There were three bids already when you wrote yours:
on page 4 a bid with 50,
on page 5 a bid with 100 and
on page 7 a bid with 120...
It‘s helpful, when someone can count up to three...

Uh, you're right mate, shame on me!
Please make sure you keep checking all the offers, I'm sure it will be helpful for everyone...!

[ATS]

We are supposed to look back at the other bids (pages) before we bid.

[EnGee]

You don't need to read all the pages to find out how much is the last bid! Here is a simple workflow:
- small paper and pen
- note what you like from the first page
- scroll backward from the last page till the last update of Luftrum. Note in the way all the prices on the required item.

That's it! I really don't find it that complicated

[ATS]

good plan EnGee

[emanuelsj]

True, but if no one is bidding for the item you're interested in during the latest Luftrum update session, then you must go one session back. And if nothing there another one back, until the latest bid is found. Anyway, the current bid method is the best, cause it allows complete transparency.

[experimental.crow]

You don't need to read all the pages to find out how much is the last bid! Here is a simple workflow:
- small paper and pen
- note what you like from the first page
- scroll backward from the last page till the last update of Luftrum. Note in the way all the prices on the required item.

That's it! I really don't find it that complicated

n/m ...
caught up now ...

[experimental.crow]

You don't need to read all the pages to find out how much is the last bid! Here is a simple workflow:
- small paper and pen
- note what you like from the first page
- scroll backward from the last page till the last update of Luftrum. Note in the way all the prices on the required item.

That's it! I really don't find it that complicated

n/m ...
caught up now ...