Bundles? We Don't Need No Stinking Bundles...
From the original Analog Industries archive. Some links and images from that era no longer resolve.
But that doesn’t mean we don’t have them. If you head over to the Audio Damage site, and direct your gaze to the top, you’ll notice a new category, Bundles.
Yes, this is what you think it is. We (and by “we” I mean my beautiful and talented wife) have worked out a method of “soft” bundles, where they’re assembled by the store instead of needing a single installer, and have now made bundles a purchase option. We started with four bundles initially: an “Everything” bundle that is, well, everything, and then I went back through and looked at the common groupings for people that purchased multiple items, and came up with three other bundles that reflected general habits. We’ll be adding more as time progresses.
There are also some changes internally; the one customers will notice most is that, in order to prevent a copy-paste error that occurs with Windows users, we’ve made the reg codes auto-select. Lots of admin changes, but you wouldn’t notice those.
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In unrelated news, I just put “Study One” on my Bandcamp page. This track is interesting from an academic standpoint, as I used a Korg monotron as the sole sound source, other than the drums, which are three Goldbaby samples. I actually took the time to make several different multi-samples of the monotron, and create Sampler objects, which got stacked in Instrument Racks in Live. Most of the craftiness is a result of stacking and enveloping; there are less plug-ins than you’d think.
Anyhow, I’ll put the Instrument Racks up on the Free Shit page when I get around to it, but I thought the song would be interesting by itself.
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