You get credited a fair bit on your account too probs enough to buy another full pack. That are much higher quality as the production team behind them is getting a majority cut. If you were to go on any other sample site you would get a heavy few packs over probably between 60 and 80 samples a piece. Now imagine you put aside that amount for alittle bulk buy at the start of each year Right so, as of now I'm on the $21 sub which is 600 credits a month probs gets you one pretty bad sample pack a month along with a terrible sample pack if you not looking to save any.īeen on this sub since the begining of April Right honestly I'm loosing faith in there being ethical business practices employed by any business Especailly in the music scene. Its novel (to me), and has/had a lot of promise.īut between the hitches in execution and bad reviews, I'm not sure whether it's easier to call my credit card company to whitelist or just cancel my subscription. That was a seriously cool feature, and using those samples on a DAW was fairly straightforward. I would be away from my computer, bored, and be able to curate samples for use when I got to a DAW. It's true, Splice was pretty life-changing. I wouldn't want to not be able to access what I feel like I've already paid for, and maybe I should quit while I'm ahead. I've only just started, but that, combined with the amount of disgruntled members regarding their business model, is enough to have me reconsider whether I continue using the service. That's how I learned that you need to have an active subscription to access your likes or collections. I took to the internet to read further reviews to try and educate myself on why that might be before I do that, because I'm leaning on not wanting to do that. Just a little wonky trying to add exclusions (so much so I haven't bothered since-it's on my to-do list) and reinstall.Ī month or two in, I'm checking SMS about credit card charges and Splice monthly payments aren't going through due to suspected fraud and I have to call my credit card company to whitelist it, too. My anti-virus flags Splice on desktop and there isn't much documentation online as to why that is, but I've read that Splice were trying to whitelist their application. On its own, I suppose, okay, no big deal. Whether it was my account type, or that it was a premium pack of some kind-I thought that's what I was paying for credits for. I was disappointed to learn that I couldn't partake in some of the popular sample packs. Speaking of ethics, however, there were a couple things that troubled me. (I feel like there's another conversation to be had about the 'ethics' of this method of producing, but that's outside the scope of this review.) I took the plunge and began liking and collecting samples that inspired me, eventually arranging a casual hip-hop instrumental.
#Cant download serum splice free#
Unlike others I did not receive any extra charges during my free trial. After listening to a couple YouTube reviews, I opted for the most affordable subscription with the understanding that it would be more than sufficient over time. You can imagine my excitement when I finally decided that Splice might be worth it-they had a nifty app, and the variety of sounds within packs seemed useful. As an aspiring musician and producer, money doesn't come easily and I'm naturally quite discriminating about the value of purchases.
I'm on the fence about whether I keep my subscription with Splice.
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