Try look for Quadra, and if you want save money, check their instruments before buy, because Traveler is I think everything and others are specialize into specific instruments. That means if you buy Traveler, you get same instruemnts as in Metal and Wood for example (I have Traveler nad Metal and Wood). (I realized it late, unfortunately)
I do have synth anthology II (One thing I've always been confused by is Falcon browser. I don't seem to have a way to separate the Vintage Vault stuff from my other libraries. I own some other things, like Whoosh, but I don't recognize things as being part of Vintage Vault.)
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Yes, Wave Runner is part of VV.
I guess you purchased UVI World Suite but haven't purchased Garritan. I would stay away from Garritan from past experience but since you mention it I will have a look. (I did - seems pretty poor to be honest). Silk from East West was along similar lines to World Suite (does seem better than Garritan - more care put into it). Silk seemed to be an okay place to create flourishes or touches, if you come across situation where that's what's needed - but say in comparison to Ample Sound Erhu it was nothing to write home about. (They have a nice Guqin as well - they're not cheap). I know what you mean about not being able to get realism and playability. For melodic, harmonic, and rhythmic touches is one thing - but as a featured instrument it's another. (Actually UVI World Suite 2 seems like it may do well in the percussion area - because it's not always so complicated and intensive to sample a percussion instrument.)
Yep I get your point but nevertheless it is a world instrument and should be part of the collection imho. Maybe Ill get it with the NI content then .. as u say it looks like a no brainer deal for sure. cheers
No, not really. I have everything from UVI installed except the Falcon expansions. Sure, some are okay, but you're better of with the Quadra's or Synth Anthology for that price as @Alchemedia
Yes, I only purchased UVI World 2. If I may ask, when you say Garritan is poor, what you mean? Its sound quality, playability, consistency or all?
All of the above. The "Garritan World Instruments" has 350 instruments and the library size is 900 MB). It's an early 1990s SoundFont quality product packed in somewhat nice looking player. I have never used it for anything and would give my license away for free, but it's non-transferable unfortunately.
I dont think that Quadra has much to do with World 2.
).After doing some video watching I think possibly Quadra traveler is the way to go rather than World Suite 2. It's just that, in the latter, I'm worried that there may only be a small percentage of moderately useful things (or as much as 60 percent - I can't tell), and I'm stingy after all the recent sales. I could get the NI UVI deal instead, but I would need to split the UVI Bundle with someone/multiple people since I already have several items. I don't think it's any surprise that this bundle doesn't include Quadra traveler or Augmented Piano - since those seem like some of the UVI gems.I dont think that Quadra has much to do with World 2.
Traveler is four (mainly "world") instruments brought together to create evrything from organic "world" to experimantal.
World 2 is completely different in my opinion. Solo "traditional" instruments and the phrase based multis where you kind of play a complete "World" with a key.....
I love both I have to say and I agree that from what I know Quadra Traveller is by far the most interesting of the Quadra Series and very versatile (from Saloon to Temple
You are right, but I reacted to post where is asking what to choose instead Word 2 or Falcon Expansion. My advice was instead Falcon Expansion try to look Quadra. I forgot to mention it into my post
or I didn't understand the question.I'm trying to get my head around the Quadra Traveler vs Muted and Harmonics vs Metal & Wood thing before bed. And I lost the fight.
The voucher code is unique, I think (it was different for me). It seems to stack with the loyalty voucher. That puts World Suite at $84 for me, and that’s probably where I opt in. Going to wait until the last day of the sale (tomorrow), in case they reveal something else I’d rather use my vouchers on.
84 bucks for WS is no brainer territory for me with a product that offers so much variety and content! Also it’s worth noting that it’s also a silly cheap way to buy in and get a discount when version 3 comes.
I got Noctua but never wound up getting a voucher. Oh well…
They usually announce a new sale on Thursday. They had a UVI 'Lucky' Sale (30-40-50% off for 1-2-3 products) last January but this is tied to Friday the 13th, so there probably won't be one this month.
I think what you're saying may not be a problem - if the intent would be to sell the prior licenses which are duplicated with purchasing the bundle. For example say I already owned Nagoya harp as its own license. I could transfer that license provided that the $25 iLok transfer cost was covered, correct?
