that rmv just moved to the top of my list. that gives me a few days to continue research

if you can't find the license , it's always worth an email :-)

lawp
if you can't find the license , it's always worth an email :-)

I did that earlier today - they have a link where you can have them send you all your licenses by just furnishing your name and email address - fortunately that's something I haven't changed. So I figured I would get them all at once - they go back a while - but RMIII, Cronox, Delta, daOrgan were all great instruments at the time - when Linplug didn't go 64 bit right away I just stopped installing them. 
RMV looks great though - 
thanks lawp!
 
 

The good folks at Linplug got back to me, and I submitted my code to purchase RMV to which they say they'll respond with a coupon code in < 2 business days.
Very quick and problem free service. Really looking forward to trying out RMV.
 

best of luck!  I'm probably going to get geist while sale is on.  It's great having so many tools to choose from

Thanks Dub - good luck to you if you choose to go with Geist. It looks incredible and yes, I agree with you that the depth and power of tools we have at our disposal is mind boggling. We've come a long way from the early VSTi days = or even from tools like RMII and DR008.
I just pulled the trigger on RMV - $149 for an upgrade price of $39 from RMIII = way too good a deal to pass up.
The one thing that has me a bit concerned is that these tools are almost an environment (DAW) unto themselves. Phatmatik Pro is so simple/fast/straight forward - going to be hard to move on. Too many plugs - too little time. LOL
 

I'm going with the RMV tomorrow for around 100, and I will see how that goes...its true for me as well that these programs are mind boggling, My mistake is I move forward before I figured out and fully explored the programs I have, groove 3 is helping me on that though

have fun!

Brando
Thanks Dub - good luck to you if you choose to go with Geist. It looks incredible and yes, I agree with you that the depth and power of tools we have at our disposal is mind boggling. We've come a long way from the early VSTi days = or even from tools like RMII and DR008.
I just pulled the trigger on RMV - $149 for an upgrade price of $39 from RMIII = way too good a deal to pass up.
The one thing that has me a bit concerned is that these tools are almost an environment (DAW) unto themselves. Phatmatik Pro is so simple/fast/straight forward - going to be hard to move on. Too many plugs - too little time. LOL
 

I have mixed feelings about the way they tend to be their own environment.  The downsde is they tend to be a little slower to load up  and some can cause workflow issues to get used to when synching with DAW.  The positive side is that most fit in nicely and are capable of doing a lot so independent of DAW.  One can do an mpc60 style production in a program like geist from beginning to end and have the same process in every DAW.

kaylen
I'm going with the RMV tomorrow for around 100, and I will see how that goes...its true for me as well that these programs are mind boggling, My mistake is I move forward before I figured out and fully explored the programs I have, groove 3 is helping me on that though

May want to hold off until Cake can take a look at this (I won't say reconsider as I am sure this will get sorted out) but - I just finished the download of RMV -  I installed only the 64 bit version - the installer creates 3 versions of the plugin with different I/O - but every instance white screens SONAR X3C when I try to insert it - i will play around a bit more - reboot, rescan/reset etc when I have some more time. I don't want to install the 32 bit version but I may also give that a try just to narrow down whether the problem is exclusive to the 64 bit version. I sent crash log reports to Cake on the first couple of crashes - hopefully something they will follow up on quickly.