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FINALLY, my dream drum synth come true. I have liked Attack off and on through the years, as well as Sonic Charge Microtonic, FXpansion Tremor, etc etc. The thing with older plug-ins, that have or haven’t stood the test of time, is their lack of more modern day features some have been gotten used to. Like browsers and file storage for instance. Something which archaic but yet useful plug-ins lack. Hint hint Waldorf. I am so glad they have upped their game as of late. The new Attack is a pleasure to work with in that regard. Not to mention being able to incorporate you own samples for things like transients and such. I also appreciate the low CPU hit, added filters, midi implementation, and improved GUI. I downloaded the trial and it was an immediate purchase being the Waldorf fanboy that i am. Luckily i got the introductory price as well. This is defo going to get a LOT of use in future productions. Thanks Waldorf!!!!!
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