Plug-in Alliance and Izotope Merging questions

iamstudios

Hello,

I've been using PA subscription for years now, 4 or 5 actually. Just cashed in the vouchers to get 10 free plug ins per year I've subscribed. Now I see NI is acquiring Plug in ALliance but also have this is all in one bundle and I'm wondering how to go about this. I dont want to lose the track record I have of my subscription with PA as thats how i get the vouchers. I dont want to over pay for subscriptions either. I currently own Ozone 11 and I know new one is probably around the corner. Can someone help advise how to go about subscription with NI, Izotope and PA? For instance I want to buy plasma but not if it comes with the bundle. Please advise.

Jose

PoorFellow

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/40337/plug-in-alliance-and-izotope-merging-questions

For instance I want to buy plasma but not if it comes with the bundle. Please advise.

Anybody who knows for sure (N.I. employees) will not be allowed to tell you.

Everybody else will just be guessing and/or be giving you their personal take on the subject.

Plugin Alliance has got so many plugins that I myself can not imagine that they will all be in a Komplete Bundle that normal people will have the money to buy.

I myself can imagine more of iZotope plugins/programs coming to some Komplete bundle and I personally would not be surprised if e.g. Plasma one day were in a Komplete bundle, and maybe we are going to see even more tiers of Komplete bundles in the future. But nobody know for sure and your guess is just as good as mine.

What I find most likely is that N.I. is going to introduce other varieties of subscriptions that will mix P.A. , N.I. and iZotope products in some ways we are not seeing at present.

But I also think that in the end then the whole landscape of music and picture/graphics processing is going to change somehow due to an increasing use of AI. It has been going on for quite some time now and with M.S. pushing AI in Windows and Windows programs and chips makers pushing AI enabled chips then rather soon a lot is going to somehow change where AI becomes common place on everyday users desktop computers.