Great deal - The Unfinished is best in class. 75% off all four in the Colossus series - 1,800 patches for 59 euros.
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The Unfinished Colossus Bundle: 75% off
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Guy Rowland
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Re: The Unfinished Colossus Bundle: 75% off
1800 presets +200 multis
Imagine the time to play/test them.
Why always so many presets or samples?
That is the same with a lot of other developers.
Presets aren't all good, actually a bigger chunk gets ignored/deleted. (I watched all 4 videos. Alone this took almost two hours by using the right arrow key)
There are nice presets included, but they are less in number. Much much less.
Like he said in one of the four walkthrough videos "I know you want it". Such presets!
There are to many fillers in products. This is also regarded to many of the developers.
It's the time to filter/reduce/organize/play... them, which is expensive, not the price.
Imagine the time to play/test them.
Why always so many presets or samples?
That is the same with a lot of other developers.
Presets aren't all good, actually a bigger chunk gets ignored/deleted. (I watched all 4 videos. Alone this took almost two hours by using the right arrow key)
There are nice presets included, but they are less in number. Much much less.
Like he said in one of the four walkthrough videos "I know you want it". Such presets!
There are to many fillers in products. This is also regarded to many of the developers.
It's the time to filter/reduce/organize/play... them, which is expensive, not the price.
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Guy Rowland
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Re: The Unfinished Colossus Bundle: 75% off
FWIW - I think Matt's hit rate is far higher than average.
And I've never been one to think of it in terms of going through one by one, giving them star ratings. It's meaningless to me. Typically I'm only interested in a sound within a context, what I'm looking for one moment may be the opposite of what I need on another. So unless I'm programming from scratch - honestly, rare in my case - I use the tags to get me close. Which is why I helped develop Omnitag, it means I'll be finding fresh patches from my 3rd party devs all the time. If they're not tagged right I'll never use them, and then it really is pointless.
And I've never been one to think of it in terms of going through one by one, giving them star ratings. It's meaningless to me. Typically I'm only interested in a sound within a context, what I'm looking for one moment may be the opposite of what I need on another. So unless I'm programming from scratch - honestly, rare in my case - I use the tags to get me close. Which is why I helped develop Omnitag, it means I'll be finding fresh patches from my 3rd party devs all the time. If they're not tagged right I'll never use them, and then it really is pointless.