EastWest Ancient Kingdom – $61.41 with code (reg. $299)

[LinkedMusicians]

This is the best price I’ve seen on this title, by a lot. I’m a Eastwest affiliate, but it’s $89 at the Eastwest site. I’m an empath. I’m not going to post that offer when I know you can save more than $27. Be aware that this is a huge file, around  136 GB.

Use the coupon code: FORUM

https://www.jrrshop.com/eastwest-ancient-kingdom.html

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[fretman]

I thought I was done with BF purchases….

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[LinkedMusicians]

On fretman said

I thought I was done with BF purchases….

I thought I was too. It turns out that starting a site as a passion project with a deals forum isn’t the best strategy if you’re trying to stop buying so many plugins and sample libraries. Even worse, now @mustakatu has me contemplating hardware. That stuff costs less than I thought, which, in the end is actually worse — because it’s more tempting!

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[bselack]

Even worse, now @mustakatu has me contemplating hardware. That stuff costs less than I thought, which, in the end is actually worse — because it’s more tempting!

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Yea, but at least you OWN it, and it holds more of it’s value 🙂

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[mustakatu]

@linkedmusicians, ahaha yesterday I had my second BF buy, it was the Chase Bliss Habit pedal, but I was waiting for it. As we told you in other thread, seriously think of having a spreadsheet, it will change your life for good (and yes, at the start it will be painful). I’d say that’s obligatory to any regular plugin/gear purchaser.

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[LinkedMusicians]

@mustakatu Years ago I did keep a spreadsheet, but I haven’t looked at it or updated it, probably since I started this site. I have always been big on making lists, it’s always been a habit of mine. So, I actually enjoy putting them together and maintaining them (weird, right?!). That was actually where the two LinkedMusicians Best sample library lists grew out of. I’ve been keeping lists of my sample libraries — free and paid — where I describe their qualities (e.g., “this piano library has a great ambient patch…”).  I think I can control the hardware purchases, at least I think so at this moment. I do have some I want to make, but it’s all midi controller related gear.

On a related note, I really like I you put the HW in the topic titles for hardware threads. That’s really helpful and I’m sure everyone will figure that out and find it super useful, as I have.

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