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Meteo Xavier · #31 08-27-2011, 05:39 AM

You guys should really sign up for audiomidi.com's e-newsletter. They send stuff out every Friday night and they have a lot of NO-BRAINER deals in there and tend to alert on other deals too.

Tonight they have 50% off Addictive Drums and a $29 (80% off) acoustic drum set with BFD Eco.

slimbo · #32 11-24-2011, 04:18 PM

Native Instruments has half off a bunch of their products over Thanksgiving weekend. Komplete 8 and Komplete 8 Ultimate bundles are, unfortunately, not included, but most of the individual products are, including Kontakt, Reaktor, and Guitar Rig.

Check it out: http://www.native-instruments.com/en...day-sale-2011/

GallenWolf · #33 12-01-2011, 12:37 AM

Addictive drums + 2 free adpaks - till 31st Jan 2012

Great, can't decide between AD or ezdrummer >.>

Rozovian · #34 12-01-2011, 01:11 AM

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Originally Posted by GallenWolf

Addictive drums + 2 free adpaks - till 31st Jan 2012

Great, can't decide between AD or ezdrummer >.>

I'd go with AD. I've got Superior Drummer, which is ezd's big brother. I prefer AD, and I've only got the demo. Sure, SD is a bigger package with more mics, more effects, more options... except the fun creative ones, and it's quite a memory hog. I reckon SD is more suited towards high-realism work, which isn't really what I do. The sound design options in AD make it more in line with what I do anyway. Envelopes, pitch control, and a much more intuitive interface. Bigger buttons too, which is good when you're working on high resolution screens.

Nice deal, thanks for pointing it out. :D

Moseph · #35 12-01-2011, 02:53 AM

Until Dec. 31st--

Nomad Factory Magnetic II analog tape sim for $79, reg. $149, or upgrade to II for $20 (I use Magnetic in the master chain for everything I do.)

Nomad Factory Integral Studio Pack III for $199, reg. $599 (All of their plugins.)

Upgrade from any Nomad Factory plugin to Integral Studio Pack III for $99

GallenWolf · #36 12-01-2011, 05:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Rozovian

I'd go with AD. I've got Superior Drummer, which is ezd's big brother. I prefer AD, and I've only got the demo. Sure, SD is a bigger package with more mics, more effects, more options... except the fun creative ones, and it's quite a memory hog. I reckon SD is more suited towards high-realism work, which isn't really what I do. The sound design options in AD make it more in line with what I do anyway. Envelopes, pitch control, and a much more intuitive interface. Bigger buttons too, which is good when you're working on high resolution screens.

Nice deal, thanks for pointing it out. :D

Hey Rozovian, thanks for the thoughts! I went ahead and bought AD, can't wait to check it out - and get some grooves from groovemonkee too :3

Addenum: Addictive Drums have just put up a notice on the website as well, it's a crazy good deal for the north american folk, AD + two ADPaks for USD149! It's till Dec 2011 though.