yorolpal
Naw...not a bit.  You fellers is aces in my book.  I'm just a tad sorry I tangentialized this thread for my own ravings...accurate tho they may be;-) 

Yep. I thought you were a bit harsh myself.

yorolpal
Why I'm as sweet as banana puddin! Whatchoo talkin bout Willis?? 

I know you are! That's what took me by surprise!! :D

You update your reverb to 64bit by installing the free TRacks with CS.

Guitarpima
You update your reverb to 64bit by installing the free TRacks with CS.

So I won't need to buy an update? That would be kool.

While I don't like the i-stuff too much, you can't knock the company for being innovative and at the forefront of the next best thing.

Thanks Clint. Will give it a try.

IK Obi

Yup. No need to buy an update, the CSR update is free. Now for offline computers the AmpliTube Custom Shop has an offline process, but the T-Racks Custom Shop doesn't yet. Something we are working on.

And a final reminder that this promo ends today.

Yep I got in on it. Last minute. Thanks for bringing to our attention.
 
Really wish the Tracks was off line artho too. Keep working at it.

I'm another user that has everything IKM including much of the iPhone hardware and software. Not really anywhere left to go. Early on I got in on a whole bunch of group buys and all of a sudden I owned everything! Not just the synths but bunches and bunches of the add on sound packs.
Then the iPhone explosion and I got in on that too.

The biggest innovation I've seen at IKM is that in its 2 main current programs Amp 3 and Tracks CS there's a slick method of selling more mini modules like amp and cab and processor emulations at grossly inflated prices. I'm afraid I don't see the value in it anymore

Still there's been a lot of long winded talk of ST 3 so I'll see what's on offer when it happens.

Welp...that there's an angle I hadn't thought about.  Could be.  We'll see.  Keep hope alive:-)
 

Guitarpima
@ Ol' Pal
 
I thought about your complaint about all these sales and I understand where your coming from but what about this. If they did not have all these sales, would ST3 be more expensive when it comes out? Maybe all these sales are designed to keep the cost of ST3 as low as possible for us when it does come out. iStuff or not it is still their business.

That is a very optimistic thought process. Hope you're right! 

MakeShift
Hmm, my guess is that their business practices are based off basic supply and demand.  They produce what sells.

+1

Guitarpima
@ Ol' Pal
 
I thought about your complaint about all these sales and I understand where your coming from but what about this. If they did not have all these sales, would ST3 be more expensive when it comes out? Maybe all these sales are designed to keep the cost of ST3 as low as possible for us when it does come out. iStuff or not it is still their business.

 
This. Times a million. Because of our iOS and mobile accesories taking off we have grown a ton in the last 3-4 years. We have hired more developers and have released more than IK ever has. Even if you remove everything mobile. We have released more desktop software/updates in the last 3 years than all software released in the previous 10 years.
 
People make all these iJokes about iK. The only thing IK focuses on is Music creation. Whether it be live on stage, in the studio or on the go. Musicians First. We make tools we'd like to use. We have iPhones, iPads, Macbooks, Windows and Androids. We make stuff for what we use. It just so happens we are more well known for our iOS apps and mobile accessories, cool. We still haven't forgotten what we started with and ramped it up. But our own success has dwarfed that side. We aren't stopped or slowing down.

MakeShift
Hmm, my guess is that their business practices are based off basic supply and demand.  They produce what sells.

Yeah, which is why we do these sales on software you guys may already have. Not everyone has it, like Peter stated earlier, we have the data that tells us differently and work towards what people want.