I'm sure people have noticed normal discounts on Toontrack at Audio Deluxe and JRR Shop in May, June and now July, have been hard to find. I thought that would be a sizable hit for them so I hoped they would be hot to trot. So I went to Ebay where their prices usually are not as good as the websites cuz they have to pay Ebay and PayPal fees. I made Audio Deluxe an offer of $75.00 on a Toontrack  MIDI 6 Pack at 4 P.M. on a Saturday. Heard back an hour later, offer accepted. That's $12.50 each. What? Maybe the Saturday guy is easy. I got 6 serial no's on Monday or Tuesday, cashed in 4 and will save 2 for future MIDI packs. Hope this info helps someone.

That's a great deal BD...

Yes, on ebay both JRR Shop and AD have "Make an offer"...

I can "make an offer" to JRR Shop on KVR with Uncle E, and that saves them
the Paypal Fee, which helps...

New to toontrack i'm kinda lost !! lol
 
Is the songwriters pack at 99 is a great deal ? is it thebest place to start .... is for exemple the Midi files speciallised in masters o funk aren't already in the masters of funk expansions already ?

Americana, Indie Folk, Pop, Rock Solid, Rock, Blues EZX MIDI, and The Classic are all from EZX packs. Music City, New York1, 2 and 3, Roots, and Rock Warehouse are from Superior Drummer xpansion packs. I can't speak on any of the Metal packs. The Songwriter series of midi packs are real good. I have five. I don't really see a need for two whole packs of fills. I guess buying the Songwriters bundle would get you six serial numbers that you would not have to use for the Songwriters packs. That is the way it worked on the EZ Mix bundles. Even if you bought the Producers bundle you just got six serial numbers you could use how you wanted. If anyone has bought the Songwriters MIDI bundle maybe they could fill us in. $99.00 is $16.50 each so yeh that's a good deal. Better than $29.00 each.
 

ok thks for your input ...