That’s where I have to crunch the numbers and do my research. Yes, it’s almost guaranteed there will be plugins that are similar enough to what I know and get used to that I will not use them more than once. This seems like a very vulgar question in today’s economy but I go back to my first question. I know there will be a lot of redundancy in this and things I will never use.īut my (surely flawed) logic has me asking:ġa) Would I end up spending more (and getting less) if I buy things here and there over the next couple of years?ġb) Do they always adjust the price to reflect what you already have? (They seem to be claiming this in giving me the discount indicated here.)Ģ) How often do they offer similar discounts on such things? (They seem to be saying that there is a sale every six months but I don’t know the extent or the details, especially as it relates to my question #1b). Now a sick and twisted part of my brain wonders about doing the math (and sense) on the just buying EVERYTHING as a bundle (the Ultimate 8) for $2,499.00 (37% off). In real gear, back in the 90s, I had two early 70s Neve Melbournes (radio station version of the big stuff but that still imparted the Neve sound - what Lanois used with U2 in his 80s work with them), a Studer A80mkII 16, LA-2a, 1176LN, Neumann U67, and a few other more modern pieces. And, with what I already have, might be (more than) enough. The LUNA Creator bundle (Neve analog summing, Studer multitrack tape, plus the Moog Minimoog and Ravel grand piano) looks good.

They are, of course, dangling a “limited time” discount in front of my nose and I’m wondering how much money this fool should part with. I just picked up an Apollo x4 and I am enjoying it and the plugins that came with it (below).

Uad ultimate 8 bundle