Good info. Thanks Artem.

Yes, I had the same thing. But keep in mind that this code is given only once very rarely, probably after you have ever subscribed for a fee or on a promotion!

P.S. But yes, it *is* pretty crazy that you can’t save edits. I can’t think of (m)any plugins that don’t allow the user to save their own patches; at least saving them to be accessible once purchased. Perhaps it couldn’t hurt to send Wave Alchemy a note saying as much. The worst that can happen is they respond with what I mentioned in my other comment. Lol

Fair points, Kasi, and I agree. I too wish it didn’t have the limitations that it has. But again, I still think it’s a decent free bit of kit.

And who knows? Maybe in the future Wave Alchemy will decide to nix the current inability to save edited patches in the Player version – but I definitely don’t see them ever allowing sample imports.

I imagine their response to any critique of the limitations would be “Don’t like them? Then buy the full version!” Lol.

So I’ll just use it as-is for now and if I ever get to the point where I can’t live without it, I’ll fork over the cash. In the meantime, I still like what I get for free. 😎

Hi Brenny C,

thanks for sharing your perspective.

I don’t expect a free “player” version (= lite version) to have all the features of the big paid version obviously. As I said earlier: I’m not surprised that some of the integral features are missing. I totally get that.

It really makes a huge difference whether you can or can’t import your own samples, search for individual sounds to create your own kts, use the sequencer features or not. I accept that only the paid version of TRIAZ has these crucial features.

But withholding the ability to save settings you made to the presets that Triaz Player comes with is taking it a bit too far. It indeed turns the “player” version into a mere demo version, that has little to no utility.

And I find it strange, since Triaz Player is also made to be used with additional expansion packs, that can be bought. Why would I buy an expansion packs and fine tune the settings with the onboard effects and shaping features, only to find that I cannot save and recall my settings? When I work with drum engines, the mere minimum I want to be able to edit is the envelope / shape of the individual drums. Triaz (Player) has great options for that, but I cannot save it.

I understand that there are producers who are totally content with using preset sounds and who have no ambition to add their own mark to their music. A mere preset playback engine might make more sense to them, than to those of us who are into sound design. That’s okay.

Thank you, Christian and MRugaW! I just claimed my copy, been looking for a space echo emulation for a while now!

You have to use the specific link to add to cart,not only use the code.

Kasi, I’m pretty sure that’s intentional because Triaz Player is only meant to be a demo version. If one was able to save all of their edits, it would almost certainly cut down on the amount of potential buyers of the full version.

While I understand your frustration and I too wish it were more functional, Wave Alchemy’s decision to restrict Triaz Player makes perfect sense business wise. And unlike you, I do find the Player version to still be a rather generous demo and well worth a download.

If we can be honest, LABS died the day Christian left Spitfire. RIP LABS.

You get the instructions to redeem your free plugin as soon as you start your free trial. You can cancel the subscription before the trial period ends to avoid being charged.