So with that in mind, I started to look around on different ways on how I could easily find myself a backup plan in case that single point of failure would simply stop existing (not that I am saying that is the case, but I hope you get the point I am getting with this).
And no, Rewire isn't the answer to my 'problem'. Because if I currently would (let's say) move to Ableton Live or Studio One, I would have to kiss all those Rack Extensions goodbye. While the downside with this, it is also (from my technical point of view) a single point of failure. This is one thing I loved about the Rack Extension platform since this is all handled by a single point of upgrading, downloading and installment. One thing that always bothered me is having different VSTs out there from different vendors. Serum was on the list, hence a wide range of different VST plugins out there. While upgrading the hardware I thought while doing this is to expand on my sonic capabilities here too. It has taken me so long to purchase it just because I had to gather myself the funds for getting a new computer (yeah, this one is a real beast )). To be honest, when I bought Komplete 11, it was already released for about 2 years time. Going through all of this might take years to explore just looking at the first parts of what this bundle has to offer. A total mind-blowing massive amount of sounds. Therefore, I might start spending some time to write additional articles or make some additional videos while I am exploring this sonic explosion of content. Because that is basically what it is.
While I am still early in to explore just everything this pack has included, writing down a single article about the contents of this whole bundle would not really do it justice. While I recently purchased myself Komplete 11 Ultimate edition (during the summer sale for 899 euro) I thought I would just start to write down my initial thoughts on this Komplete bundle. Komplete 12 from Native Instruments has been released since September 2018.
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