I would use it, yes. I already have several orchestral elements with other software libraries. I originally wanted SC but have wondered how effective the Wordbuilder would actually be, and if it is the most effectual choir library for the dollar.

This bundle is an incredible value overall, to be sure, given the price. There are, nevertheless, many competing libraries coming out almost every month now, some that are incredible and highly praised for their ever expanding breadth of expressiveness and depth.

One does have to carefully weigh out everything in the balances before spending this amount of money on what is now an increasingly aging fleet of software titles.

Kreative


I would use it, yes. I already have several orchestral elements with other software libraries. I originally wanted SC but have wondered how effective the Wordbuilder would actually be, and if it is the most effectual choir library for the dollar.

This bundle is an incredible value overall, to be sure, given the price. There are, nevertheless, many competing libraries coming out almost every month now, some that are incredible and highly praised for their ever expanding breadth of expressiveness and depth.

One does have to carefully weigh out everything in the balances before spending this amount of money on what is now an increasingly aging fleet of software titles.

+1


I can tell you that IF I could afford it...I'd buy it...just for the Symphonic Orchestra Platinum Gold and Ministry of Rock 1 & 2...
JUST SOPG is , so it would be worth it if it were something that I would use...

But...that's just me...

cclarry


The only one I have is the Symphonic Orchestra Silver edition... It's still the Kompakt edition from Native Instruments..

I haven't upgraded to the new one yet....

That's a whole lot of software for $900.  Especially when you consider that

just 3 of these is about $1200 @$395 each...

If you're prepared to wait and shop around there's usually a good deal somewhere on EW products.


I bought EWQLSO Platinum Plus for £339 back in December

Bristol_Jonesey

cclarry


The only one I have is the Symphonic Orchestra Silver edition... It's still the Kompakt edition from Native Instruments..

I haven't upgraded to the new one yet....

That's a whole lot of software for $900.  Especially when you consider that

just 3 of these is about $1200 @$395 each...

If you're prepared to wait and shop around there's usually a good deal somewhere on EW products.


I bought EWQLSO Platinum Plus for £339 back in December

Jonesey, I know there's always a deal...

But, as I said....even if you got these programs for HALF OFF....you''d still be further ahead buying
the TeraPack..

You get the hard drive, and 7 normally $400 or more programs....even half off that's still $1400... 
you're still saving $500

Now that's a deal...especially if your a film score producer or studio owner who can write it off..

This sale is the best deal EW will ever offer, likely.

Kreative


This sale is the best deal EW will ever offer, likely.

+1

At this price....if you'e an East West fan, then this is quite the deal....

"Kreative"
This sale is the best deal EW will ever offer, likely.

75% off versus 70%.

That's when I purchased CCC over a year ago. It also came on a 1TB WD Caviar Black (64MB cache). It includes just about every EWQL products (including Spaces), which gives you the opportunity to demo the ones you haven't purchased. A win-win situation for all involved.

Alegria

"Kreative"

This sale is the best deal EW will ever offer, likely.

75% off versus 70%.

That's when I purchased CCC over a year ago. It also came on a 1TB WD Caviar Black (64MB cache). It includes just about every EWQL products (including Spaces), which gives you the opportunity to demo the ones you haven't purchased. A win-win situation for all involved.

+100000000000

I just contacted Sweetwater about it today. There's also a one month sale of 2 for 1, but this is silly compared to the Tera pack offer. A few hundred dollars more gives you so many more options.

Yet I've heard bad things about SC and wordbuilder with PCs. Do they work separately as two individual programs or what? Will I have any problems? I don't have time to investigate all the facts