Well apart from soundsets for the select few that bother learning to program synths.

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Originally posted by Woony what "investment" are you talking about? setting up a website? the running costs of a digital store are laughable. they don't have to a sell a lot of this shit to be profitable.

I agree with you and Raphie. Even though the investment part might be neglible, it would be retarded if they didn't get involved in this market as well. It's so closely related to what they do already... Profit margins would be huge on this for every sold copy indeed.

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If less is more think about how much more more would be. -Frasier

Free royaltie samples have been existing for long, there are famous tracks that consist in a sample, for example Steve Angello - Knas , it's not a big problem if only a select few use them and build a good track around it, same like midis, if you use a midi kit as a starting point for your track and develop it is just fine, if the next month you see 1000 tracks with the same melody then we're all fucked up.