I find it pretty interesting, I always liked the clock tick type of effect, unfortunately the price is a bit too steep for me, even more with how specific of a use case this type of instrument is, I think a price around 100-150 would be more attractive
Indeed. Please return to the video and look for my longer comment on this very issue. Despite the intense development that has gone into this plugin, given the limited use cases and extreme wealth of great, low-cost or even free sample libraries and effects that can replicate what this plugin does with a tiny bit of effort, I'd peg its true market value between $35 and $50.
Nice! But for the asking price of US $450, I'll spend the five minutes it takes to arrange a clock sample library and effects to manage and produce all of the timing, warping, and other characteristics this plugin produces. Come on, folks... you really have to market and price this according to your customer needs, not according to how much time, engineering, and costs went into creating it. Ask yourself, how often have you heard countdown percussion in any form of music? Answer: hardly ever. At that price, you'll get VERY few sells. ... At US $35 to $50, you'd have people climbing over each other to purchase for the convenience and beautiful graphics this plugin offers, even if they don't know how or when they'll ever use it. At US $450, they'll say, "Ok, maybe after I win the lottery". At US $35 to $50, they'll say, "Ok, why not? Might come in handy one day." Always better to make US $1 million off of 20,000 customers than US $1000 off of two customers. Plus, those 20,000 customers would then be in your database to receive continuous pitches for your other current and future products. You're truly shooting yourselves in the foot at your current US $450 asking price for a product that has very limited use cases. ... These days, considering the competition and what's available, at best, this is a US $50 plugin. Nice graphics. But nice graphics coupled with an urgent and intense narration bring no real extra value. I do appreciate the effort and convenience you've brought to the market with this plugin and will purchase when you reduce the price to US $50 or below. EDIT: As a product producer in another unrelated industry, I learned long ago that in a market SATURATED with excellent low-cost and free products that can easily be combined to replicate the functionality of my product for that once-in-a-blue-moon use case, it really doesn't matter how proud I am of how much design, engineering, development time, energy, and costs I poured into my product. Those days are LONG gone. Now, sell price for any product must be gauged solely according to competition, ease of functionality replication, and customer need. EDIT: I just checked out your product catalog on Plugin Boutique. Man! You guys really know how to butcher and stifle your sales potential by waaaay overpricing everything. Reduce the price of ALL of your products by TWO-THIRDS and watch your sales AND profits AND customer-base SKYROCKET! You won't look cheap in doing so; you'll look sane and customer-oriented.
I find it pretty interesting, I always liked the clock tick type of effect, unfortunately the price is a bit too steep for me, even more with how specific of a use case this type of instrument is, I think a price around 100-150 would be more attractive
Indeed. Please return to the video and look for my longer comment on this very issue. Despite the intense development that has gone into this plugin, given the limited use cases and extreme wealth of great, low-cost or even free sample libraries and effects that can replicate what this plugin does with a tiny bit of effort, I'd peg its true market value between $35 and $50.
That's awesome! How much you covered in under 20 minutes! Powerful plugin!
I'm Big Fan Of Keepforest ❤
KEEP WATCHING!
Awesome!!!❤❤
Given that this is probably keepForest's most complex library, this is the video that was greatly needed! A good educational watch!
Nice PLAY ON WORDS. ;) KEEP WATCHING! :)
Wow
Is this a AI voice over?
Oh shit, you're right! It totally is, I hadn't realized that
please donate one of your libraries))
Nice! But for the asking price of US $450, I'll spend the five minutes it takes to arrange a clock sample library and effects to manage and produce all of the timing, warping, and other characteristics this plugin produces. Come on, folks... you really have to market and price this according to your customer needs, not according to how much time, engineering, and costs went into creating it. Ask yourself, how often have you heard countdown percussion in any form of music? Answer: hardly ever. At that price, you'll get VERY few sells. ...
At US $35 to $50, you'd have people climbing over each other to purchase for the convenience and beautiful graphics this plugin offers, even if they don't know how or when they'll ever use it. At US $450, they'll say, "Ok, maybe after I win the lottery". At US $35 to $50, they'll say, "Ok, why not? Might come in handy one day."
Always better to make US $1 million off of 20,000 customers than US $1000 off of two customers. Plus, those 20,000 customers would then be in your database to receive continuous pitches for your other current and future products. You're truly shooting yourselves in the foot at your current US $450 asking price for a product that has very limited use cases. ...
These days, considering the competition and what's available, at best, this is a US $50 plugin. Nice graphics. But nice graphics coupled with an urgent and intense narration bring no real extra value. I do appreciate the effort and convenience you've brought to the market with this plugin and will purchase when you reduce the price to US $50 or below.
EDIT: As a product producer in another unrelated industry, I learned long ago that in a market SATURATED with excellent low-cost and free products that can easily be combined to replicate the functionality of my product for that once-in-a-blue-moon use case, it really doesn't matter how proud I am of how much design, engineering, development time, energy, and costs I poured into my product. Those days are LONG gone. Now, sell price for any product must be gauged solely according to competition, ease of functionality replication, and customer need.
EDIT: I just checked out your product catalog on Plugin Boutique. Man! You guys really know how to butcher and stifle your sales potential by waaaay overpricing everything. Reduce the price of ALL of your products by TWO-THIRDS and watch your sales AND profits AND customer-base SKYROCKET! You won't look cheap in doing so; you'll look sane and customer-oriented.
Just the Multi engine script they built is worth more than $450