Hmmm if the German comment really hints at a German company for the gong release that narrows it pretty much down to Vengeance-Sound. That would be so sick!
Edit: Ah yea right... VSL are from Austria so they also speak German.

 

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"Sacrifice the Ivory libraries to welcome the Black Friday." UAD Balck Friday sale? Is it? What do you guys think?

 

Piano? What about a cowbell?

 

My insider is real deal!

 

At least UAD is the cheapest bundle you can get on the market.

 

Nice One! Thank you witches! Few years ago I really wanted to try Ivory, but I kinda forgot about it, because you don't really hear that much about Ivory nowadays...

Und das Deutsch der Witches ist wunderschön! The nfo sounds like it's gonna be a german or austrian product thats expensive and huge, so most likely sample based stuff. The new riddle doesn't really sound like it's UAD.

 

I think that the The HUGE part refers to the rest of the Synthogy libraries that need to be shared by legit users with our community. When legit users share, that is a HUGE gesture

 

Which iLok is synthogy?

 

There is a note in German in there, did you read it? The gong is delayed.

 

Probably. From the new nfo, it's pretty obvious VSL.

 

That is how Nexus 3 first arrived, or so the story went.

 

deleted my mistake

 

So the lession was: while R2R was partying you guys were here waiting for a piece of software

 

What do we think? Seems like UAD is dropping something new on the 4th… Maybe R2R waiting for then?

 

"" Synthology is gong? Standards must have been lowered over the years...""
Read the tread from the first page. I'm shure you read about "Your Gong".
(BTW WareZ had never 'Standards'.

Everyone . . . has other wishes.

 

Synthogy

 

It is not about which is the BEST piano, plugin or app, it is about which is the most challenging "protection" to decrypt.

 

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Be grateful for what is given, make music, buy UAD if you need it to make music. There are plenty of people who want synthology. Its a nice piano.

 

I used to have round the clock access to an absolutely stunning 1913 Steinway grand. It was housed in a scoring stage i worked at as an engineer, and the room was only booked at most twice a week. The rest of the time it was wide open for use. I Could barely play at the time, knowing just the basics, but i swear everything i played on that thing sounded like it was played by a master pianist. Even "wrong" notes still came across beautifully. Each key press felt like butter, just smooth and creamy. The piano had booming, thunderous lows, and twinkly, crystalline hi's. Just so amazing. Im forever spoiled from those two years. Ive been chasing that sound ever since and nothing has come close.

 

Time to close this thread and start posting piano tutorials.