Anybody know any software that is worth full price?

Rain
Logic.  Actually worth more than its full price, imho.

Jeff Evans
I have spent large sums of money on some plugins but it has been well worth it. Especially if you are using them and charging for your services professionally. Like the PSP Xenon limiter at $250 worth it very much so. The Waves API 2500 compressor is always around $400 and sounds great apparently. It is around for $200 at the moment in some areas. It is a classy mastering comp. Could easily earn its keep.
 
Harrison MixBus is amazing value even at its full price but it is around $149 now I think. Excellent for bringing in either stereo tracks or mixing stereo stems. Beautiful sounding DAW. Great mastering tool. Many are using it and swear by it. I must say I like it a lot too. Any full price great sounding instrument like Camel Audio Alchmey is well worth the investment. If you are making tracks and earning money that way then very much so. Studio One is good value too for the sheer stability and dependability of the program.
 
The best value on the planet right now is Logic for $200.
 
 
 
 

MachineClaw
Spectrasonics (Omni and trillian) I bought are worth the full price.  but even then I got guitar center % off coupons and didn't pay full price.
 
I will not buy any software now unless it's 30% off.  too may sales, to many vendors fighting for my money.  deals are aways around to be had.
 
but that doesn't mean it's not worth the full price soooo, really it matters what it's worth to YOU.

bitflipper
An interesting trend here: with the exception of the often-mentioned VRoom, people generally seem to be happiest paying full price for virtual instruments over effects and processors. Is there perhaps a perception that you're getting more for your money buying things that make sound as opposed to things that make them sound better?

carl

bitflipper
An interesting trend here: with the exception of the often-mentioned VRoom, people generally seem to be happiest paying full price for virtual instruments over effects and processors. Is there perhaps a perception that you're getting more for your money buying things that make sound as opposed to things that make them sound better?

Making sounds doesn't always equate to making music, especially if it's a synth that I'd use for 2% of the material I write. $500.00 for Omnisphere wouldn't be a wise choice based on that since I already have other usable synths to fit the bill when needed.

On the other hand I'd love to get something like this, budget doesn't allow for it yet.
http://www.ebay.de/itm/FA...41&vectorid=229487

AT
Alchemy.  Some of the alchemy libraries.
 
Some of the Kontakt libraries - but only if you have the full kontakt since they in player mode they stop after 10 minutes.  Makes it hard ...
 
Voxengo stuff - the elephant limiter and curve eq which I use during mastering (well, elephant is replaced by hardware now, but I still use it to check the limiting effect while working up a recording).
 
There are more, I'm sure, but those pop out first.  But of course, you'll never know if you'll use them for full price worth until you buy them.  So get them on sale when you can.
 
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carl

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carl

bitflipper
An interesting trend here: with the exception of the often-mentioned VRoom, people generally seem to be happiest paying full price for virtual instruments over effects and processors. Is there perhaps a perception that you're getting more for your money buying things that make sound as opposed to things that make them sound better?

Making sounds doesn't always equate to making music, especially if it's a synth that I'd use for 2% of the material I write. $500.00 for Omnisphere wouldn't be a wise choice based on that since I already have other usable synths to fit the bill when needed.

On the other hand I'd love to get something like this, budget doesn't allow for it yet.
http://www.ebay.de/itm/FA...41&vectorid=229487

It's only $37. What's the problem?

I wish, I'd get it if there were only two 0's, but not 3.