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If the packs contained additional OverLoud effects engines and hardware emulations, I could maybe understand the 50€ price.
But as far as I can tell (and please correct me if I’m wrong), the EZMix2 base program comes with about 20 OverLoud effects, and the add-on packs just use different settings and chainings of those same 20 effects? So for 50€ all we really get is a 2mb text file of presets – there’s nothing new actually being added to the program?
That’s fundamentally different from buying a EZD2 or EZkeys expansion, because there you get a new instrument, and they are a lot more work to create – it includes audio samples that someone physically tracked and then processed in a studio, and midi patterns that someone physically played.
IMO, EZMix2 packs are much more comparable the add-on midi packs in terms of ease of creation, content and value added. Personally I think 20€ per pack (15€ on sale), and a bundle of three for 50€ (40€ on sale) is a more appropriate pricing scheme.
Am I being unfair or missing something?
Beginner-level Guitarist/Drummer/Mixer. EZD2|3 / EZKeys1|2 / EZMix3.
Desktop - Ryzen 5 4650G @ 3.7GHz | 16Gb DDR4 | 1TB SSD | Win10 Pro.
Reaper | Roland Rubix 4x4 interface | Arturia Minilab II controller.
I don’t think it’s too expensive
If I thought it was too expensive, I just wouldn’t buy it
Who wants to put money on the table for anything these days?
License transfer fees countervalue is $ 2,250.00
(done...)
So my anger about the Toontrack license transfer fee introduced in June 2021 is not entirely unfounded...
https://www.toontrack.com/faq/transfer-of-license-and-multiple-installs-important-information/
Thanks for your opinion, even though I may disagree with it. 🙂
Who wants to put money on the table for anything these days?
Maybe the question should be ‘who can spend that kind of money on a hobby these days?’ My question isn’t driven by some misplaced sense of entitlement. The pricing just doesn’t make sense, especially if you are supporting your family on minimum wage.
I could get some of the EZD2 and EZKeys sound expansions for the same price as an EZMix preset pack. In fact the Nashville EZX is a couple of euros cheaper than the EZMix presets right now, and by all accounts that’s a fantastic all-round kit. Considering the amount of work which goes into a sound expansion (and the fact you get an entirely new instrument) compared to a EZMix preset pack (which is just presets of the same existing effects chain), it just seems really off.
IMO the EZMix preset packs are much more akin to a midi pack (although, even still, more work goes into the midi packs I think), and should be priced accordingly. I’m just not sure what the justification for the current pricing is. I only want one pack (compression and saturation), but I just can’t justify that cost for what it is.
Beginner-level Guitarist/Drummer/Mixer. EZD2|3 / EZKeys1|2 / EZMix3.
Desktop - Ryzen 5 4650G @ 3.7GHz | 16Gb DDR4 | 1TB SSD | Win10 Pro.
Reaper | Roland Rubix 4x4 interface | Arturia Minilab II controller.
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