Fleer
No sales from Indiginus this year?

Wait, Indiginus has an annual sale?

mohak96

Fleer
No sales from Indiginus this year?

Wait, Indiginus has an annual sale?

I don't remember Tracy at Indiginus having any sales other than a special pricing at a release of a new instrument......I could be wrong though.....or alzheimer's is kicking in......or both.

Mesh

mohak96

Fleer
No sales from Indiginus this year?

Wait, Indiginus has an annual sale?

I don't remember Tracy at Indiginus having any sales other than a special pricing at a release of a new instrument......I could be wrong though.....or alzheimer's is kicking in......or both.

I hope it isn't the latter.

Tracy does not do sales. Why would he, when his products are already half the price of his competitors'? 
 
I like knowing I can buy a vendor's products any time of year, when it suits me, and not feel cheated because I missed a sale. 

bitflipper
Tracy does not do sales. Why would he, when his products are already half the price of his competitors'? 
 
I like knowing I can buy a vendor's products any time of year, when it suits me, and not feel cheated because I missed a sale. 

I feel exactly the same. I've been following them since they posted a teaser for Renegade.
But I was asking because if they do indeed go on sale, I would literally love Indiginus even more.

Yep, they launched Renegade at $49 and then went up to $59.

mohak96
 
EDIT: This is exactly the kind of style I need it for: https://soundcloud.com/ample-sound/newguitar
The lead that kicks in at around 1:00
And before the amped guitar kicks in at around 0:40

I really liked that sound!  So I looked into the Ample Sound AGTC II, which is a sample of a vintage Fender Telecaster.
They have it marked down to $95 here http://www.amplesound.net/en/purchase.asp
 
Another Sonar forum member, polarbear, has a Ample Guitar TC II demo song posted on his blog ... Wow!
http://www.bydavidrosen.com/2016/07/29/thing-rules-ample-guitar-tc-ii/
 
Another YouTuber posted this demo video.  This thing looks very playable 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihTwul-jtxY

Everything Glyn said... 
Renegade and Tourch from indiginus are the deals of the bunch
Any of Orange Tree's electrics are just mind blowing... a bit more expensive but more deaply sampled and a consistant, ever evolving, best is class by far engine/gui...
 
Both Tracy and Greg (OTS) are real people, great to work with.  As performance poducts, OTS is by far the best... the strum system is just amazing, easy to use and extremely powerful; His effects are tightly integrated and you don't need an amp sim to get monsterous to beautiful tones... My personal favorites are Stratosphere (just an amazing Strat), and Dracus,a monster of a guitar, description below: 
 
Hailing from the fiery core of the earth comes the hottest virtual 8 string guitar library for metal and rock. Evolution Dracus covers a wide variety of techniques and articulations, whether it's epic shredding leads or gigantic quadruple-tracked rhythm tracks. The sample library boasts an expansive note range, from piercing shrieks in the highest register to monstrous growls emanating far below a standard 6 string guitar's capabilities. Evolution Dracus's robust effects engine features a myriad of virtual stompboxes, rack effects, amps, and guitar cabinets to select from. The library also includes a ton of factory presets for instantly usable clean, crunchy, and distorted tones. With 17 GB of sample content and well over 15,000 samples, this powerhouse electric guitar sample library covers palm mutes, pinch harmonics, tapping, legato articulations like hammer-ons and pull-offs, slides, muted chugs, string scrapes, and much more.

Key Features:
- Multitracking up to quadruple tracking.
- Adjustable pick position using our proprietary physical modeling technology.
- Various vibrato styles, from classic vibrato to rock and metal vibrato with adjustable depth/speed. Vibrato can be assigned to MIDI CCs or aftertouch.
- Powerful mapping system that lets you set how you want to trigger articulations, using conditions such as velocity ranges, MIDI CCs, latching and non-latching keyswitches, and more.
- Built-in strum pattern editor for authentic guitar strumming.
Sampling specifications:
- Over 15,000 samples, recorded in 24-bit, 48khz.
- Articulations such as sustains, half palm mutes, full palm mutes, mutes, squeals, tapping, natural harmonics, plus special effects such as chugs, scratches, string slaps, and much more.
- MIDI articulations for instant upward/downward grace notes, buzz trills, whole-step slides, whole-step hammer-ons, slides (velocity-based and tempo-synced), octaves, and powerchords.
- Legato samples for slides, hammer-ons, and pull-offs.
- The articulations have 3 dynamics, 2 pick directions (when applicable), and 2x round-robin.
- Separate pickup signals for controllable pickup blend.
 
OT has an amazing bundle system... my guitars are about half price to keep bundles up to date these days. 

Vastman
Any of Orange Tree's electrics are just mind blowing... a bit more expensive but more deaply sampled and a consistant, ever evolving, best is class by far engine/gui...
 
Evolution Dracus covers a wide variety of techniques and articulations, whether it's epic shredding leads or gigantic quadruple-tracked rhythm tracks.

Very nice!  Now all we need for the ultimate performance is one of these controllers 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSko8vHOf8g

Vastman
Everything Glyn said... 
Renegade and Tourch from indiginus are the deals of the bunch
Any of Orange Tree's electrics are just mind blowing... a bit more expensive but more deaply sampled and a consistant, ever evolving, best is class by far engine/gui...
 
Both Tracy and Greg (OTS) are real people, great to work with.  As performance poducts, OTS is by far the best... the strum system is just amazing, easy to use and extremely powerful; His effects are tightly integrated and you don't need an amp sim to get monsterous to beautiful tones... My personal favorites are Stratosphere (just an amazing Strat), and Dracus,a monster of a guitar, description below: 
 
Hailing from the fiery core of the earth comes the hottest virtual 8 string guitar library for metal and rock. Evolution Dracus covers a wide variety of techniques and articulations, whether it's epic shredding leads or gigantic quadruple-tracked rhythm tracks. The sample library boasts an expansive note range, from piercing shrieks in the highest register to monstrous growls emanating far below a standard 6 string guitar's capabilities. Evolution Dracus's robust effects engine features a myriad of virtual stompboxes, rack effects, amps, and guitar cabinets to select from. The library also includes a ton of factory presets for instantly usable clean, crunchy, and distorted tones. With 17 GB of sample content and well over 15,000 samples, this powerhouse electric guitar sample library covers palm mutes, pinch harmonics, tapping, legato articulations like hammer-ons and pull-offs, slides, muted chugs, string scrapes, and much more.

Key Features:
- Multitracking up to quadruple tracking.
- Adjustable pick position using our proprietary physical modeling technology.
- Various vibrato styles, from classic vibrato to rock and metal vibrato with adjustable depth/speed. Vibrato can be assigned to MIDI CCs or aftertouch.
- Powerful mapping system that lets you set how you want to trigger articulations, using conditions such as velocity ranges, MIDI CCs, latching and non-latching keyswitches, and more.
- Built-in strum pattern editor for authentic guitar strumming.
Sampling specifications:
- Over 15,000 samples, recorded in 24-bit, 48khz.
- Articulations such as sustains, half palm mutes, full palm mutes, mutes, squeals, tapping, natural harmonics, plus special effects such as chugs, scratches, string slaps, and much more.
- MIDI articulations for instant upward/downward grace notes, buzz trills, whole-step slides, whole-step hammer-ons, slides (velocity-based and tempo-synced), octaves, and powerchords.
- Legato samples for slides, hammer-ons, and pull-offs.
- The articulations have 3 dynamics, 2 pick directions (when applicable), and 2x round-robin.
- Separate pickup signals for controllable pickup blend.
 
OT has an amazing bundle system... my guitars are about half price to keep bundles up to date these days. 

Do OTS have sales? If so, I may wait it out to get their stuff.