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Probably as a hedge against people who already own Logic 9 getting annoyed that there's no upgrade price...
by chasing 13y ago
Probably as a hedge against people who already own Logic 9 getting annoyed that there's no upgrade price...
- smackfu 13y agoYep, it seems like this is Apple's "solution" to the Mac App Store not providing any discounts to previous purchasers. They did the same on several other products, reducing their prices dramatically when they went to the MAS.
- corresation 13y agoPerhaps, though as someone who bought Logic 9 less than a month ago (there being no hint at all that a new version was anywhere on the horizon), it still burns.
- splicer 13y agoI'm one of them. I started with Logic 5 (from Emagic), and keep throwing money at upgrades every time a new version comes out. Where's the reward for my loyalty? Oh, and thanks for dropping 32-bit plug-in support.
- eropple 13y agoI'm sort of pissed, as I bought Logic (a personal copy, used to use ones at school when I attended) about six months ago. Spending another $200 now, despite really liking the new features, sucks--I'm an amateur, that double-dip hurts my hobby funds.