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stringtapper wrote:I have always been of the philosophy "There are no deals" so I wonder if anyone has any thoughts on why such a mind-bogglingly huge discount would be given on a plugin that was recently updated?

I mean, I'm gonna buy it and all, I'm just curious.

Maybe you should change your philosophy??

Actually I bet this is just a great way to get more publicity and by buying into this, there's a discounted upgrade path to one of their bundles.

They did something similar by offering the cutdown version of Breverb, with a discount to the full version (if purchased within a month) and then again with Antares' Mutator for $10, and then offering an upgrade path to Antares' vocal bundle.

So, if this is turning out to be successful for these companies, maybe we can look forward to more deals later???? I'm hoping and I bet you audiomidi.com is hoping too, since this has to be good publicity for them as well.

I bought most of my software at "ridiculous" deals. I think it's a matter of timing and market conditions and the offer at hand.

To give you some examples:
Z3ta - $40
Camelphat - $30
Battery - $75
Guitar Rig 3 - $112
Voxengo Elephant - $25
Voxengo Vintage Modulator - $10

the list goes on.

Nitro, IMHO, is one of the most under-rated plugs out there. The filters on it are the best I've heard in software - right up there if not better than Fabfilter. But the difference is that Nitro can be programmed like an FM synth with feedback loops and cross-modulations. This plug is a BEAST. For $10, I wouldn't ask a lot of questions - I'd just buy buy buy!

nebulae wrote:I bought most of my software at "ridiculous" deals. I think it's a matter of timing and market conditions and the offer at hand.

To give you some examples:
Z3ta - $40
Camelphat - $30
Battery - $75
Guitar Rig 3 - $112
Voxengo Elephant - $25
Voxengo Vintage Modulator - $10

the list goes on.

Nitro, IMHO, is one of the most under-rated plugs out there. The filters on it are the best I've heard in software - right up there if not better than Fabfilter. But the difference is that Nitro can be programmed like an FM synth with feedback loops and cross-modulations. This plug is a BEAST. For $10, I wouldn't ask a lot of questions - I'd just buy buy buy!

I'm buyin', I'm buyin'!

nebulae wrote:

WTF?? How did you come across Elephant 3 for $25?

elxicano wrote:

nebulae wrote:

WTF?? How did you come across Elephant 3 for $25?

Elephant 2. Haven't upped to E3 yet, but will do soon. That plug rocks.

nebulae wrote:

elxicano wrote:

nebulae wrote:

WTF?? How did you come across Elephant 3 for $25?

Elephant 2. Haven't upped to E3 yet, but will do soon. That plug rocks.

Thank you for not making me kick myself repeatedly for missing it...

I've been anxious to pick up Elephant 3 for a good while now. It's gone for $55 at the KVR marketplace, but I think my next purchase will be one of the IK T-Racks singles, since they have their massive Group Buy going. I like the Limiter in that collection very much, but probably not more than Elephant 3, although I haven't tried Elephant 3 since it came out.

Speaking of Elephant 3 on the KVR marketplace... it's going for $50 now, over here http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=3662965

^ Nice deal. Unfortunately, as a E2 owner, I can get it for just a bit more, and it won't NFR.

Yeah, that NFR bit holds me off too... Maybe Voxengo will do some insane deal next? Either way, I wouldn't mind spending full price from a developer like Voxengo... good stuff at decent prices.

elxicano wrote:

nebulae wrote:Elephant 2. Haven't upped to E3 yet, but will do soon. That plug rocks.

Thank you for not making me kick myself repeatedly for missing it...

Seeing "Elephant $25" I kicked myself once just as a reflex

Might as well post this too...

I haven't bought this, so can't speak of it's content, but anyone looking to get more out of Nitro, here's a link to a $10 preset bank with 64 more presets:

http://soundsdivine.com/nitro.html

purchased it 13 hours ago. right now I´ve received an email from [email protected]. guess what?! they forgot to add my activation code for PSP Nitro. muhahahahaha

Von: <[email protected]>
An: <xxxxxx>
Betreff: PSP Purchase Confirmation - Serial Number Information
Datum: Freitag, 10. Juli 2009 18:10

Hello!

Thank you for your purchase from audioMIDI.com! This email contains the
final activation code information for your PSP software. You should have
already received the download links in a prior email. If you ordered
additional items to be shipped or for electronic delivery you will
receive details in a separate email.

Activation Code Information

Your activation code for PSP Nitro is:

To check your order history, click here
<http://www.audiomidi.com/vieworder.aspx?Order_ID=xxxxx> . Should you
have any further questions it would be our pleasure to assist - just
reply to this email or call 866-283-4601.

Thank you and enjoy your new software,

The audioMIDI.com Team
T: 866 283 4601
F: 818 993 0856
Make More Music!

LOL

I'm gonna be pissed if this sucks.

$10, practically free, loves this shitty economy.

serial number came instantly, downloading now.

McQ714 wrote:Yeah, I know. I'm guilty. I understand that. I knew it was a crime, and I did it anyways. Shit, why argue? I'm a fucking criminal, look at me.

high five.

nebulae wrote:I bought most of my software at "ridiculous" deals. I think it's a matter of timing and market conditions and the offer at hand.

Plus you're just incredibly cheap.