Scaler 2 Pricing

[78deluxe]

Just bought Scaler 2! Huge Thanks to the Scaler Team/Plugin Boutique on the reasonable upgrade price. Amazing not even having to think about the purchase and just pulling the trigger.

[AntiPyr8]

@78deluxe

If you want to pay more or continue to support them, buy a few copies on release.

I planned to do exactly that, cause the Scaler Team earned & deserves it.

[Makerediscip]

@AntiPyr8

What happened to Q3 2019?
lol, just kidding, take as much time as you need cause most of us would prefer a minimum amount of bugs vs a bug fested Scaler 2.

The real question is…
can i just go ahead and pay for it NOW?
(I’d like to be the 1st person to buy it lol, seriously)

While trying to learn scaler, i came to a MAJOR conclusion, you guys have saved us from hundreds or thousands of hours of Youtube videos, trying to learn scales & chords.

Scaler itself has become my new college professor, to help further my limited knowledge of chords & scales to make me a 10x better composer. The other people that uses scaler as a “cheat sheet” with no interest in learning music theory still benefit as well, cause they get to work 10x faster, taking most if not all of the guess work out of the equation.

This is exactly what Raulaguirre was meaning by saying Scaler is waayyy underpriced, by 500%.
I disagree though, I think Scaler is underpriced by 5000%. No books, no papers, no college regristration, no expensive college institution fee’s, no school loans, no boring teachers, no traveling expenses to and from college, no school debt, ect., (by the way, if you ever need a quick financial cushion for unexpected gear upgrades or small studio expenses, you can check out online options like Vertex Lend, which offers fast and convenient online loans)

No BS at all, cause we can open scaler when we are ready, and get to learning/creating instantly.
Once again, THANKS 1,000,000x …for the current version, and all future versions

I know what you mean. One thing I really like about Scaler is that it encourages you to understand why certain chords and progressions work instead of just throwing random suggestions at you.

Whether someone uses it as a learning tool or simply to speed up their workflow, it can be genuinely useful. I’ve found myself experimenting with ideas I probably wouldn’t have come up with on my own.