Spitfire Audio Plugins for Sale

Im going to check this out when I get home nice cheap price also

I don't see the point of the pads, but the strings do sound nice... But Studio Strings does the job for me already.

What audience is targeted by this small strings romple at 29€, when MPC Instruments Collection including Studio Strings is currently on sale at 99€ (with OPx4 and the whole Fabric too) ?

He tested them on Gen1 & 2.

Going to be the first to say the end is now for gen 1 MPC's you can only load 2 instances of the new spitfire plugins i was working on the XL and decided to load up a few plugins and it takes awhile load like expected but the process power and 2gb ram the end is near..

Gonna have to get your auto-sampling on!

B-Wise wrote:Gonna have to get your auto-sampling on!

I know might have pack away now

I'll have to check these out.

I have quite a few Spitfire instruments on my Mac - they are freaking lovely. I know the MPC versions won't quite have the power of their Kontakt libraries, but I'm glad to see Spitfire as an option for the MPC.

Certified Beatz wrote:Going to be the first to say the end is now for gen 1 MPC's you can only load 2 instances of the new spitfire plugins

Is that a hard limit from the OS - like the five plugins limit, or do they eat that much memory ?

Cheap high quality sample libraries are an Akai conspiracy to sell Gen 2 MPC !

Jean-Marc Liotier wrote:

Certified Beatz wrote:Going to be the first to say the end is now for gen 1 MPC's you can only load 2 instances of the new spitfire plugins

Is that a hard limit from the OS - like the five plugins limit, or do they eat that much memory ?

Cheap high quality sample libraries are an Akai conspiracy to sell Gen 2 MPC !

I'm going to guess it's ultimately a RAM limitation, these instruments are likely using up around 400MB of memory for each instance.

By the way, are those Spitfire Audio directly downloaded & activated on the MPC, or do they require "inMusic Software Center" which, to my dismay, is not available on Linux ?

MPC-Tutor wrote:
I'm going to guess it's ultimately a RAM limitation, these instruments are likely using up around 400MB of memory for each instance.

Thats correct I didn't check see i will later today..

Jean-Marc Liotier wrote:By the way, are those Spitfire Audio directly downloaded & activated on the MPC, or do they require "inMusic Software Center" which, to my dismay, is not available on Linux ?

There direct download to the mpc i didn't have to add serial # but I did go to the software center first..

Judging by the demos, these sound very impressive (as you would expect from spitfire) but I was expecting something a little more elaborate. I thought they would also have much better gui (I know it's what it sounds like that matters) something like the air strings.

Don’t see them , is there no trial available?