And THAT would be why "music business" is an oxymoron.MIDI Life Crisis wrote:Maybe they just went with the lowest bidder.
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And THAT would be why "music business" is an oxymoron.MIDI Life Crisis wrote:Maybe they just went with the lowest bidder.
Ain't that the truth. Seems to be the way of things these days....MIDI Life Crisis wrote:Maybe they just went with the lowest bidder.
You and I both know who they SHOULD have hired for that job. (No, not you or me, though we could have done it well, too.)MIDI Life Crisis wrote:Maybe they just went with the lowest bidder.
Reading the details on the IKM site, it says the library contains all the samples from the earlier Miroslav, and that the old and new samples are compatible with Sampletank 3. All the "32 bit libraries" also work in Sampletank 3. And of course, it is not not the sample libraries that were 32 bit, it was the playback applications that came with them.Michael Canavan wrote:I might do it for the woodwinds. I bought someone's entire IK account a while ago and it came with all the 32 bit libraries, Sample Moog, Tine, Miroslav and Sonic Synth. All 32 bit, all run horribly in Yosemite. What I really need is Sample Tank SE at the least though.
I have a good string library and good brass, but woodwinds and percussion are meh (GPO, Komplete are all I have for those really), so I'm thinking about it. It would be $199, not too bad.
I kinda wish these all just ran in Sample Tank only, or at least SE, then I wouldn't be deciding etc.
That they do....All the "32 bit libraries" also work in Sampletank 3.
You can take up to 30% off the special upgrade intro price of $199. I got it for $140.99 using the 50 jam points they gave me plus some I had laying around.mikehalloran wrote:I just noticed that I have $33 in Jam Points. I'm assuming that I can use them for this. More tempting...
+1...Shooshie wrote:I just got around to listening to the demos. I have to say, I rarely hear demos that "canned" across the board.
Gads! You won't believe it, but those were the exact words going through my mind when I listened. I KNOW you can get far better out of Miroslav, but those demos simply didn't do it.williemyers wrote:+1...Shooshie wrote:I just got around to listening to the demos. I have to say, I rarely hear demos that "canned" across the board.
have just listened to the string demos and the first three words that come to mind?
"The Mighty Wurlitzer"....
got to fiddle around on one at Loew's Grand Theater/Louisville in the '60's. I was quickly (and totally) overwhelmed and headed back to my B-3!Shooshie wrote:...I grew up with a 45 rpm demo of the mighty Wurlitzer. It was full of songs from the Hit Parade of about 1938.Shoosh