[Download] I am an electronic producer and use Ableton quite a lot. I recently acquired the Uhbik FX bundle and what can I say? This bundle is an amazing deal for the money! Each element of this package provides a powerful, complex set of options in a neat and intuitive package. The beauty of these effects is that they maintain their complexity without sacrificing a simple and easy to understand user interface.

[Download] I recently purchased the Lexicon PCM Reverb Bundle and I am in love. I have several other great and often-used reverb plug-ins, but to me these Lex's seem to sit in mixes nicely and in most instances, seem to be lighter on the CPU than most other units of comparable quality. I am primarily running these in Pro Tools 10.3 (RTAS) on a Win7-64 system without a hitch. They also run flawlessly in Reaper 32 and 64 bit as VST on the same Win 7-64 machine. Just for kicks I also ran them inside PT as a VST Rewire without a problem. I am hoping they will develop an AAX version at a reasonable cost to upgrade before PT releases 11. The high cost of these has always been the reason I put off getting these, but they are well worth it.

[Download] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought the 31L for travel and small backpacking trips, now using it as an everyday backpack and enjoying every moment. The compartments make it very easy to use and access for daily use. Definitely recommend!

[Download] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've used the original Provoke for several years as my daily photographer's briefcase and occasional camera bag, and it's excellent! The camera cube is great for a complete rangefinder kit or a small SLR kit, although I do like the thinner style of the old velcro dividers than the thicker ones in my "All-New" bag. The new pockets on the laptop compartment are a welcome addition. I would recommend stretchy elastic sides of that laptop compartment would be a helpful upgrade to the next iteration, as well as an organizer for a few pens and pencils in an exterior pocket. Other than that, it's really got everything I need for carrying a computer, papers, water bottle, tech accessories, lunch, and a small camera kit. It has even come in handy as a daypack for a snowshoeing trip, in a pinch!

[Download] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Up to this point my favorite under seat backpack. I'm 5 feet tall and the size is perfect for me. I love the versatility it has, it would be perfect if the side access had the option of closing from the inside when you don't need to use the cube for the camera

[Download] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been using a cheap camera bag for 6 years now and it was time for an upgrade. I have been stalking the PRVKE for about a year now and finally bought it. I can't believe I waited so long. I have a ton of gear which makes the bag heavy however it feels so light and comfortable while wearing it. I also feel like my gear is safe in the PRVKE. I was comparing the two bags and could not believe the differences between padding and materials. I am a little surprised my gear didn't get damaged in my old bag and I am so glad I finally decided to get the PRVKE. And the color is amazing.

[Download] this is by far the best 360 camera that I have ever had. I have bought 3 of them in the past 4 years, and this one by far out does the other 2. it's not even a competition. my only complaint is that this set up isn't water proof. I won't take this around arond, ever.

[Download] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’m a recent “re-entry” into hobby photography. I’m shooting w an OM-1 and a pile of M.Z lenses, and I’m mostly traveling by commercial planes and cars — not hiking 200 miles into the wilderness.I’ve recently bought a Peak Design backpack, and was frustrated with its lack of configurability: all the dividers must go horizontally.My Wandrd PRVKE bag is FAR more configurable for the lenses, body and stuff I want to carry.Here’s what I’m NOT so happy with:1. The inside of the bag is black, so all my black gear visually disappears inside... I wish it was some glaring bright color inside the bag to help visibility.2. I wish there were a few more pockets for small things like cables chargers filters mount plates etc etc. 3. The sternum strap clip is completely dependent on the strength of a tiny little plastic lip. I don’t like this, but in all fairness, it hasn’t failed yet. (Ask me again in a year.)Here’s what I LIKE about this bag:1. I can slide my laptop in between the photo insert and the rear-most, outside of the bag so it is NOT against my back when I’m all strapped up. (I’m not happy with a perfectly flat laptop strapped against my back — it just seems like I’m going to bend the laptop when I cinch up the shoulder straps. This bag allows slipping the laptop away from my back, unstressed by the shoulder straps.)2. The overall build quality is really great, and except for my quibble about the sternum strap buckle, the hardware and materials are great.3. The photo insert allows any configuration of dividing up the space to fit your lenses and bodies. THIS is so important to me, and is why I’m really happy with this bag.4. Lastly, access into the bag is very easy with those big YKK zippers that expose the entire contents quickly. Overall, this bag has taken me out of the camera bag market — great job, Wandrd!(Now, I’d like to buy a vowel please...?)

[Download] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My camera gear fits perfectly. So far the bag is just what I needed.

[Download] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It was hard to choose a color, but I'm very happy with my choice! This bag loads out nicely and is very comfortable!