If what Camel said are true and they used 6 engenier for 4 years that is a lot of money alone. While I think that plugins (and software in general) are overpriced you must remember devs need a few things to build high qualitity soft:ġ- high qualitity PC and software tools (usually not cheap)Ģ- high qualitity hardware (interfaces, monitors, rooms, and a few that I dont even know but are needed for engeniring)ģ- Lots of knowledge and studies that dont come cheapĤ- Internet presence and maintenace + costumer suportĥ- Lot of time (=money) invested to develop their work But I guarantee that some people will find great value in Nectar and the price will be right.Īs for me, I'm interested, but don't know if I'll try it yet. Some people just don't see value in expensive items. It's easy to say something is overpriced when you either don't need it, can't afford it, or whatever reason.

I mean, the auto/manual tuning might be worth much of the price for somebody if it's good quality. iZotope is known for top quality, so I would say that the price is perhaps right for what you get. I don't know, if somebody needs these things, it's a great deal. I'm hoping it's a trend(totally insane plugins prices) that'll get reversed at some point, but not hoping that much since with software, dev have no overhead whatsoever so they can sit on a product until pigs fly at no cost to them.

Is it made of platinum or something, and come in a premium cut diamond lined box? There's something a bit out of wack when you can buy a host, which include a suit of plugins, for anywhere from 60 to 500 buck, yet some dev have the guts to price a single plug at 300 buck. Voxengo Voxformer is 90 buck regular price, which would be a more sensible option for most hobbyist.

Izotope nectar presets folder