The problem is that people think it is their god given right to own any piece of software or music they want. But if the creator/copyright owner decides to charge for it and you can’t afford the price they put on it, then you can’t have it.
And if the company charges too much for it and sells none, then they will soon learn to charge a lower price.
I’m sorry if comes over as a bit of an ‘old man’ comment (I am 33), but that is how I see it.
And if people actually saved for a piece of software and bought (for example) something every 6-8 weeks then they would have more time learning the features and how to get unique sounds from it.
People installing 10 programmes a week onto their machines and just using the first few presets that sound good has had a terrible effect on electronic music.
