Should i upgrade from vienna ensemble pro 6 to 7

#Should i upgrade from vienna ensemble pro 6 to 7 pro
#Should i upgrade from vienna ensemble pro 6 to 7 software
#Should i upgrade from vienna ensemble pro 6 to 7 license

If you do have other FF plugins and you buy direct from FF then it's cheaper to buy from them. Take Fabfilter - while AD does sell them and it appears cheaper AD does not take into account if you have other FF plugins. What got to me with your initial response was you just posted the usual boiler-plate thing of it's cheaper when you buy from anything other than the developer.

#Should i upgrade from vienna ensemble pro 6 to 7 pro

Not every local GC has a GC Pro salesperson on their staff.

GC and GC Pro are two separate entities and not everyone goes through GC Pro.

#Should i upgrade from vienna ensemble pro 6 to 7 license

Besides buying direct through Vienna I get my license and content immediately rather than waiting for AD to do their thing.ДЄs to GC now you're moving the goalposts. I thought I made it clear (maybe not) - but why cut-out Vienna of the few extra bucks they would make if the sale went directly through them? I just checked my Paypal account and the posted price came up $1 US more for a total difference between Vienna's price and AD's price. Not surprising when people chime in without any real knowledge. If you are a professional and have a Pro account, you would know this (and it is discounted.) Third party dealers have a fixed rate (they aren't executing currency conversions in real time.) Third, Guitar Center does deal with Vienna. When you go through Vienna's website you are charged the current exchange rate plus exchange rate charges (and any other credit card/pay pal currency conversion charges.) The website only gives you an approximation from Vienna's website for currency changes. Second Audio Deluxe is lower (once you put it in the basket) and this is with Vienna's blessing (as they are a dealer for Vienna). First off, Vienna isn't 'cut out' since the sale still goes through them. You really don't know what you are talking about. Another thing I didn't mention is that for people new to the VEPro ecosystem if you buy now you get VEPro 6 to tide you over until version 7 drops. It might last longer but don't depend on it. Something I didn't mention in my initial post is that this pre-order price is only going to last until version 7 drops according to Paul from Vienna. Local dealers like Guitar Center don't deal in this kind of thing. Next time try researching things before posting rather than posting 'conventional wisdom'. For that small amount it ain't worth it to cut the developer out of a few hard-earned bucks.

The only one that has it cheaper than Vienna is Audio Deluxe at $81.70 (logged in) which is basically meaningless versus the Vienna direct price. Sweetwater doesn't list it - they have a page for VEPro 6 but show it as no longer available with nothing even mentioning version 7. And they're the only authorized dealer that has the upgrade. B&H has the upgrade but it's more expensive than direct from Vienna. Buy from local dealers (or in your case, US-based web dealers.) The exchange rate fluctuations won't matter and it always comes out much cheaper than the current exchange rate.Дon't listen to this.

#Should i upgrade from vienna ensemble pro 6 to 7 software

Tip: Don't buy the license or upgrades for Vienna software from their website.