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ok, it's a bit of a long shot question...
has anyone here done a serious comparison of these programs?
i'm a fanatic about Tassman from AAS. i'm seriously thinking about taking the plunge into Live 7.
(i have tried out a light version in the past, ofcourse i like it!)
what i am considering is whether i want to get the Suite of just Live itself. i have tons of stuff (all bought, therefor supporting these excellent companies) and don't need most of the Suite. AAS is selling all their physical modeling stuff in a package deal which i am more inclined to buy than the Suite.
any comments, suggestions, or ideas?
thanks and keep on Liveing~
has anyone here done a serious comparison of these programs?
i'm a fanatic about Tassman from AAS. i'm seriously thinking about taking the plunge into Live 7.
(i have tried out a light version in the past, ofcourse i like it!)
what i am considering is whether i want to get the Suite of just Live itself. i have tons of stuff (all bought, therefor supporting these excellent companies) and don't need most of the Suite. AAS is selling all their physical modeling stuff in a package deal which i am more inclined to buy than the Suite.
any comments, suggestions, or ideas?
thanks and keep on Liveing~
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Re: Tension vs String Studio, Analog vs Ultra Analog
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