Clearly chosen for the More Women!Numanoid wrote:I was educated at the Voss Vidaregående Skule, while Uncle E got his at Voss Gymnas(ium), east side to west side, only divided by a river, and in the middle the local rock cafe of course
It's UVI direct only, I'm afraid.OneOfManyPauls wrote:Uncle E, will you be able to offer the VV2 upgrades - or is that a UVI direct thing only?
They already have a subscription service.evilantal wrote:Or they are gearing up to go subscription themselves.Temptin wrote:Theory 2: They are feeling pressure from all other, frankly often better, plugin makers these days. So they want to compete vs subscriptions. Tons of $29 sales every month is better than $10 subscriptions.
Hauling one last mountain of cash from individual plugin sales before that time.
If you get to where you have two systems just slap Gold on the other.Kalamata Kid wrote:Buy Waves Platinum for around $145waltercruz wrote:I think that you need an active WUP to sell a plugin.Kalamata Kid wrote: Same here have Waves Gold (out of WUP) and interested in the Platinum.
Buy Platinum and sell the Gold later this year?
then sell my Gold for $100
but then if I need to pay for WUP it will kill this deal.
Heck, I will just keep my Gold.
Magix bought Sound Forge, Spectralayers, Acid.Numanoid wrote:Sound Forge Audio Studio 10 is included with latest Beat Magazine, no 142.
Who is owner of Sound Forge these days, Sony or Magix ?
I contacted support as I own a number of single products that are included in VV2 and they responded quickly, giving me a decent sized discount code. Can't fault the customer service there.Numanoid wrote:If I were you, I would open a support ticket with UVI, and point out the gross unfairness in this. Owning all the products of VV2 bar OB Legacy, you should get an offer to get VV2 for €29 too.
They are reasonable people, and should listen to you.
Up until '91, I go back all the timeUncle E wrote:This is amazing! I was there 1996-1997, when were you there?
Uncle E wrote:We just started carrying them and can give a little bit of a discount:Backsnack wrote:Does anyone know if Tokyo Dawn Records/Labs does sales on their plugins? I realize they have a Slick EQ GE & Slick EQ M edition bundle for 60 euros. But I'm curious if I should hold out until the holidays before pulling the trigger on the new Limiter 6 GE.
www.jrrshop.com/tokyo-dawn-records
Just checked and for me in £ with 'forum' coupon it works out about £2 cheaper from JRR than direct from TDLmichaeltn86 wrote:Uncle E wrote:We just started carrying them and can give a little bit of a discount:Backsnack wrote:Does anyone know if Tokyo Dawn Records/Labs does sales on their plugins? I realize they have a Slick EQ GE & Slick EQ M edition bundle for 60 euros. But I'm curious if I should hold out until the holidays before pulling the trigger on the new Limiter 6 GE.
www.jrrshop.com/tokyo-dawn-records
WOWWWW that's so awesome.!!! now I'm able to buy in USD and avoid double conversion (if u are not in usa or Europe, the conversion spread from the banks are tough!!!)!!! congrats for carrying it. they are super awesome.
They already started a new deal with Regroover Essential for free (again).Rational wrote:So it seems Focusrite ended their Plugin Collective sale early on WOW2. Link is no longer listed.
It's still the 31st here...
This is true, the AR Collection is delivered as individual serials and installed as individual plugins - but keep in mind you forfeit the individual Abbey Road plugin licenses you used to upgrade, when you upgrade to the Collection. At least that's what happened to me.shidostrife wrote:AFAIK, the abbey road bundle is unique in that they send you separate serials, so you could sell individual products.Temptin wrote:Okay so everyone knows Waves is doing a massive Flash Sale (http://www.waves.com/specials).
I have a question for experts who have been using Waves a long time:
- I have everything in Abbey Road Bundle except Abbey Road Reverb Plates + The King's Microphones.
- Currently, Abbey Road Reverb Plates is $29 on sale (something like $22.90 on EveryPlugin). And that's the only remaining "sorta-want" plugin from the Abbey bundle that I lack.
- Via Waves own site, I can use the "custom upgrade" option to trade in all of my individual plugins for a Abbey Road Bundle for just $27 (that's a current sale; normally this exact upgrade would have been $226). So for +$4.1 compared to just buying the plates now, I would be replacing my licenses with the full bundle instead.
- Benefits of doing so, as far as I know: Get king's mics too (meh, it's just some EQ snapshots). Having the bundle will make me eligible for intro discounts on new Abbey Road plugins in the future (but how big are those discounts? I can't find anyone saying how much their offers are when new plugins come out? and what happens if I skip a new bundle plugin and wait for a 2nd one, does that mean I can no longer use a bundle completion offer for the 2nd one?). It consolidates all plugins into a single WUP coverage which means cheaper renewals.
- Disadvantages of trading my individual plugins for a bundle: Waves is still at Waves V9 so there's no point refreshing WUP right now. Tying all plugins together as a bundle means I can no longer sell individual ones, right?
The question is what would you do in this situation?
This is an INSANE deal. Well, there's one less in stock now..Komplete Ultimate 10 upgrade from Komplete 2-9 is $122 today, with a coupon on the page to bring the price down to ~$98.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00N792356
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