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They don't say 'ouch'?

I've got some iZotope stuff too an love it. I was referring to how I can use the product portal to activate e.g. Ozone to my machine (without iLok), and that now Exponential Audio is part of the iZotope family, hopefully they would integrate it into the product portal so that I wouldn't need an iLok for e.g. Pheonix.

If you're after pay-as-you-go, there's always Splice, and PA: great plugins on those platforms.

From the looks of it, their servers are overwhelmed; this is what I get when trying to log in

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Don't forget the risk of other non-Covid related scheduled hospital treatments/operations being deferred; and the risk of doctors/nurses getting sick, exacerbating the situation

If Thunderbirds really are GO, that explains the number of toilet rolls...

I usually skip on pianos: I have Pianoteq, which I find caters for my piano needs. It's a good cause though.

I suspect the news did this because they want to reach as wide an audience as possible; there are probably some people who might not understand that explanation.

The OTD-2 Overloud Tapped Delay

I love Overloud's GEMs; the only one I'm missing is the tapped delay

Funny how many people (not pointing any fingers at anyone) dismiss these 'small' numbers; if this number was the work an evil doer on the run, I get the feeling the general reaction would be quite different. Also, people seem to be more receptive when a natural disaster (e.g. earthquake/tsunami/hurricane) affects this many people.

Studio One refuses to detect/run any VST3s that aren't in the 'proper' default location, but it's fine if you do the symlink thing (which is what I do)

@Peter - IK Multimedia I'd like to ask for a feature request to the IK Authorization Manager please. Is it possible to allow pasting a password when logging in? I use a password manager to create strong passwords, and it's quite inconvenient to manually enter a 20-character alphanumeric-special-character password when logging in. The Custom Shop app allows pasting in passwords; just not the Authorization Manager.

Do you have to run as admin every time, or just the first time?

More likely it resulted in you proverbially launching a torpedo/depth charger...

Yes. Will is actually 85% off... available for $29.99 for one week only

I don't think a higher rating means more reward money; it was just coincidental that the higher rated ones were more expensive, meaning that (as a percentage) there was a higher reward for reviewing.

😮 and probably a lot of drive space... but then again, so is Superior 3

Are you sure? from the OP, it looks like it's: Battery, Battery 2, Battery Studio Drums

I just downloaded the demo; didn't realise at first that it renders forever, and that you stop it when you think its good enough. From playing around with it, it looks like there's scope for a really wide range of images. With enough experience, is there a way to know what you're going to end up with when you add new transforms, etc? or is it like how I approach FM syntheses (i.e. hmm... what does turning this dial do? oh, that sounds cool...)

I was disappointed to learn that VST3 must be installed to a certain path: I try to keep my C drive for Windows and program files only. Regardless I ended up just going to the install location, moving the contents to another drive, and then creating a symlink in it's place; it's working well for me so far. For anyone interested and on Windows, look up the command mklink

I'm surprised about some of them, e.g. Chris Hein Horns; I could be wrong, but that doesn't have a more modern version does it? (meaning some people will completely lose their instrument with no way to upgrade to a working version) I wonder if this has something to do with NI's subscription plan?

These look really interesting. Would you recommend Chaotica if I were to start trying to get into fractal art? i.e. is it beginner friendly, or is it a beast like Blender (3D)?

It is now, but wasn't always. The projects hosted on GitHub though are the property of whoever uploaded them, and are (generally open-source*) licensed however the project owners see fit. * it's possible to host private closed-source projects on GitHub, but they're only visible to people that the project owners decide to make so. Also, no-one's technically allowed to use a project that doesn't explicitly have a license.