NDSP Quad Cortex

[…] A) they have already added a ton of content since I had one […]
A ton?

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If you counted the factory captures added since then, yes. That's objectively a lot. Truthfully, the amp/cabs/effects - to be fair, most were supposed to be in the unit at launch - were also provided somewhat regularly until they started plugin work in earnest a year or so ago.
 
I bought my QC too soon, apparently. Why this is relevant is anyone’s guess…
You were in the same group I was. We bought based on a different promise.
Now they want to sell more and are using a different promise….well, actually sort of the same promise…that plugins will be included.

Fool me once and I’ll just sell my QC while there are still hopeful people out there.
Fool me twice…..naaa, not gonna happen. It is a great design and concept though.
 
You were in the same group I was. We bought based on a different promise.
Now they want to sell more and are using a different promise….well, actually sort of the same promise…that plugins will be included.

Fool me once and I’ll just sell my QC while there are still hopeful people out there.
Fool me twice…..naaa, not gonna happen. It is a great design and concept though.
I get where you're coming from, but this isn't what I was questioning at all. I bought mine knowing full well what was and wasn't going to be delivered, so I never felt fooled as such. It's actually one of very few purchases I've ever made with zero buyer's remorse.

I just can't imagine any reason why NDSP would limit some "surprise" promotion to customers who purchased within a specific date range. Are they worried they'll reward someone who's been a loyal customer too long? I mean, no biggie, just weird is all.
 
I get where you're coming from, but this isn't what I was questioning at all. I bought mine knowing full well what was and wasn't going to be delivered, so I never felt fooled as such. It's actually one of very few purchases I've ever made with zero buyer's remorse.

I just can't imagine any reason why NDSP would limit some "surprise" promotion to customers who purchased within a specific date range. Are they worried they'll reward someone who's been a loyal customer too long? I mean, no biggie, just weird is all.
My cynical nature can’t come up with any logical reason other than they calculated they aren’t willing to give even a software license away without someone spending over $1000 on their product.

If I’m right they are a bit tone deaf.
 
Putting a delay at 100% mix, followed by reverb at 100%, followed by a tremolo on a parallel chain after the cab alongside a clean tone is 👨‍🍳 💋
 
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