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[HowardCharlesUK]

Well that was more lenient than I expected 😂

[patrickvisser]

I thought he was gonna absolutely wreck me, but that aside, I like what he says, and yes, if once you can afford, pls support the developers of the software we love

[nuh-uhbro]

I started making music when I was 13 and my mom would have never bought a DAW or plugin for me. If it weren’t for cracks I would have been forced out of my interest in music production and it’s wild to think about over 10 years later.

[XBludclahtX]

I stopped using cracked stuff years ago. I’ve spent over 10k on plug-ins and guess how much I’ve made back? 0! Lol.

[BrofUJu]

One of the best things I did in the beginning is force myself to only use the few plugins I had bought, and free ones. Really forced me to learn my tools and get better.

[jaelawrence]

100% spot on. You also appreciate it more once your purchase it

[rotchgames]

This guy is just so fucking real lmaooo

[famosguider]

So true for me many years ago when I first started out. Nowadays I use trial versions and wouldn’t dare use illegal software and risk losing everything else. This is a very daring truth spoken in this video. I cringed and had an honest moment. Thank you

[martinblasko]

It's good to flood your VST folder with 10k worth of plugins only to find out that they ain't going to make your music better because you don't know how to make music in the first place.

[_Woo]

Alot of people don't know that there are actually very many free plugins and the plugins that come with DAWs are also pretty good nowadays.

[zappep]

I have never not bought a plugin I wanted, I try out demos and then I decide. Doing it this way makes the most sense because then I've bought it because I'm gonna use it. It also means I don't have hundreds of plugins I'll never use just piling up cause I cracked a bundle of 40. I want the gear I use to be transparent it's just there to help translate the creativity in my mind into reality.

[Markrspooner]

Streaky thank you for this honesty. If you can buy you should but I hate money being a barrier to education and learning and cracks are a way for people who don't have the funds to still have access to software to learn from.

My only counter argument is how much great free software there is (Analog Obession, Nova, Cakewalk, Tracktion, etc) and cheap software from companies like Reaper (excellent DAW) and Plugin Alliance (often only £10 for a really good plugin).

[teenageslaves]

Totally agree....Started that way with all i learned on the computer and had no money ...now i bought all my programs and plugins.

[syntheshad]

Thank you for clearing the air on this one! I always thought of it this way, because the prices for quality plugins right now are high and their trial schemes are all over the place, some mutes, some adds noise, and others just downright give you less than a month to really evaluate them and use them in real world scenarios. Others might say that Waves/Plugin Alliance products are dirt cheap, but sometimes they're not what you wanted, and other plugin manufacturers sometimes adds gain or boosts the level to make it "feel good", so the adage "you get what you pay for" applies here as well. Now after months of doing it, I am finally deciding on the things that I really use, and started buying them off one by one(like my love for FabFilter, Valhalla, and Softube plugs). And also because I believe in supporting the developers in order for them to keep on making top-notch products.

[bmc]

I get paid for my work, so I pay for the tools I work with. Most plug-in now have a decent trial time also. You never really know what you install when you work with cracks.

[onemicreview]

Best way to keep you music pc running tip top....
Never ever connect it to the internet and avoid windows 10 and never do updates 👍👍👍

[screendrem]

This is how I thought about cracks when I started almost 15 years ago and have paid for most of them since when I actually use them.

[amarug]

same when i was young i wanted to use 3d modeling and image processing software. by using the cracked ones i got used/hooked on them and of course later, when i could afford them, guess which ones i bought. i never understood why companies (some do) didn't put more efforts into making more usable and functional "edu" versions, especially for young people. if you give a 13 year old your 5000 buck software for free to play around with, you have zero opportunity costs (not like they were gonna buy it anyway) and just increased your chances of a later sale. even if you are an over-greedy bastard of a company, this seems the right approach... because they will get the cracked version anyway, but if you give it to them directly you attach a lot of positive emotions to it

[DanielStaff_]

Completely agree, this is the approach I took when growing up, had loads of cracks at the ages of 14 and always said to myself id start buying when I could afford to do so to support the companies. now im 35 and those cracks certainly paid off for the plugin creators, not so much my wallet!

[chrislysiak]

I'm working on cracking Streaky's ears so I can hear better for free :)