Really? Then I must have understood something wrong...ENV1 wrote:No, you must be thinking of a different synth.Tricky-Loops wrote:The last extraordinary Synthmaker synth was Kairatune if I remember right.
Kairatune is not SynthMaker, (nor SynthEdit), its entirely self-coded, IIRC in C++.
Gee, that is way too much. I would never pay more than, say, 40 dollars for a SE synth, no matter how good it is. The only exception might be those where the developer programmed their own code. But the overwhelming majority of SE plugins use standard modules, both SE and third-party, so $40 is my limit.Numanoid wrote:It cost €80, a bit overpriced.fluffy_little_something wrote:
Never heard of that one, but it looks very completePity it is no longer available...
But the dev could be nice and do like ugo and dlm, set the plug free
But it is over 8 years since it was released now:fluffy_little_something wrote:Gee, that is way too much. I would never pay more than, say, 40 dollars for a SE synth, no matter how good it is. The only exception might be those where the developer programmed their own code. But the overwhelming majority of SE plugins use standard modules, both SE and third-party, so $40 is my limit.
Hard to imagine SE was ever considered state-of-the-artNumanoid wrote:But it is over 8 years since it was released now:fluffy_little_something wrote:Gee, that is way too much. I would never pay more than, say, 40 dollars for a SE synth, no matter how good it is. The only exception might be those where the developer programmed their own code. But the overwhelming majority of SE plugins use standard modules, both SE and third-party, so $40 is my limit.
http://www.kvraudio.com/news/synthepoli ... _v1_0_4114
And back then in 2005 I guess Synthedit was a state-of-the-art platform, so those kind of prices was legit
He makes great Synthedit synths, too... 
€59 = $80zag4139@comcast.net wrote:What do you think of prices for Bruno, Alpha Ray upgrade or first versions of Gamma Ray?
Not an argument looking for thoughts on pricing on those synths.
Exactly. There is a quality difference that should be reflected in the price.Numanoid wrote:€59 = $80zag4139@comcast.net wrote:What do you think of prices for Bruno, Alpha Ray upgrade or first versions of Gamma Ray?
Not an argument looking for thoughts on pricing on those synths.
Too expensive for me.
Seeing that I can get something like Padshop Pro for $80 and Retrologue for $50, with 64 bit support and also vst3 support
I wouldn't say quality difference, but rather feature differencefluffy_little_something wrote:Exactly. There is a quality difference that should be reflected in the price.
I would rather wait for a Waves promotion and get Element for 100 bucks than buy any SE synth for 80...
Phasewave costs 59 EUR which is $81 - way too much for a Synthedit synth, especially in times where others are giving their SE synths away for free. Compare it with the prices of HGFortune synths... I'd pay $81 for SynthMaster but not for a Synthedit synth...zag4139@comcast.net wrote:What do you think of prices for Bruno, Alpha Ray upgrade or first versions of Gamma Ray?
Not an argument looking for thoughts on pricing on those synths.
Who's your currency dealer?Tricky-Loops wrote:59 EUR which is $99
Link please.It cost €80, a bit overpriced.
Yes, it's about 85 dollars, but still, that is quite a lot for a SE synth. Actually, I don't know many that cost more.Numanoid wrote:Who's your currency dealer?Tricky-Loops wrote:59 EUR which is $99
I think I can't give you more than about 82 bucks for 59 euro
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