No-brainers are finally back and Audiomidi updated their website. Nomad British Bundle is $20, download only, serial number copy protection (no iLok like most previous no-brainers had).
BTW, I heard a rumour that they no longer take PayPal, but can't confirm.
Originally posted by Deillon
WTF is british-style?
Deillon
crikey!! :confused:
MSZ
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Originally posted by Deillon
WTF is british-style?
Looney4Clooney
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Originally posted by Deillon
WTF is british-style?
there was a time in history where the localization of hardware made it obvious where a record was made.
cryophonik
Soooo, British-style is when a dude in a tan jacket is checking out two other guys' backsides???
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Originally posted by tehlord
tehlord
Dave you peasant. Don't you know he's a heel cleaner? And also they're instructed not to look at the young Prines(s?) in the eye.
Have you noticed how the one on the right looks nothing like the one on the left, and in fact looks more like Dianas 'best friend' at the time?
And back on topic, I really don't rate the Nomad stuff, but I do like the AM No Brainers.
Sadly they no longer take paypal and my credit card has reached terminal flatline status :(
Looney4Clooney
so what is the deal on this stuff ?
ive always associated nomad with blue tools with . It is based on a 2254 which makes me wonder if they do a 1073 or 88rs .Also , are tey 64 bit ? Did some research, they used to sell this for 30$.
cryophonik
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Originally posted by tehlord
Have you noticed how the one on the right looks nothing like the one on the left, and in fact looks more like Dianas 'best friend' at the time?
That sounds delectably scandalous.
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Originally posted by Looney4Clooney
Also , are tey 64 bit ? Did some research, they used to sell this for 30$.
The Nomad website says that they are 32/64-bit. FTR I didn't buy this and don't plan to.
Beatflux
Why do they have to make the GUI look like it came from an old WW2 submarine?
