This kind of thinking is IMO short-sighted.At 250 would that make it the second most expensive vsti on the market?
I purchased Z2 in 2006 for (I think $199). But let’s say it was $250. I’ve had a supported instrument, with free feature and bug fix updates, for 19 years. If I paid that annually that’s about $13 a year. I can’t even get fast food for one for that these days.
To the impulsive buyer and seller I can see how it seems steep. But from where I’m sitting it’s probably the best investment in digital plugins I ever made. Ultimately it’s up to you to decide if Z3 is an investment in a new, and different, approach to digital synthesis.
Statistics: Posted by bmrzycki — Sat Jan 04, 2025 1:08 am