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Very pro sounding song. Intense sounds coupled with great writing and peroformances make this a hit and the tasty solo licks make most people asking for more

I decided to ask from the software seller on this matter, but probably they will not answer or claim that I am wrong. We will see. P.S. I sent them/him this, not the best lines though: Hello. I installed your software and despite you claim it's 64 bit, it says on the Task Manager, that your software is 32. Very strange. Luckily you sell your software at cheap prices although unused software should be free

Thank you gentlemen. I should have come here to ask for advice before buying but you know me, too eager and brains of a beaver...:D Luckily the synth was not expensive

Looks very compact and even a bit strange

Sounds fab! But one could think there would be good alternatives to this

I read that there exists a 64 bit SynthEdit in the SynthEdit page. But if there is a 64 ´bit SE then why they did not use that?

Strange indeed. Perhaps even criminal

I agree. This should not happen

Hi. I bought a synth again from Superwave. Big mistake it would seem imo. The price was right imo although the sounds ofc sounded better on their site. But what turns me completely off and down is the bit thingy. They have 2 versions of synths that show x86 an dx64. I would think most people agree that x64 means 64 bit. But it seems the www.superwavesynths.com company thinks it means a 32 bit synth with 64 bit daw compatibility. When I look in the Task Manager the Cakewalk thingy has company. It isays 32 bit Teleport server when I put a synth of theirs on the fabulous CbB and also Superwave_core.exe. I think that is simply conning customers to put x64 if it is not 64 bits. Am I right or wrong please tell me. They have trials but ofc I noticed too late this conning(?)

Thanks for the tips and comments

Thanks for putting up the place and price. I looked up pluginboutique price and it showed two different prices

This nice tool for less than twelve bucks. I bought it and it's ok At least it is easy to use even though I found it hard to find presets that I liked...

Thanks for your comment and tip. The drums is drumcore lite. You are probably right. The drum synth might have it's own reverb. I need to check that. Thanks

I tried to try the halion trial but the install soon found out that I had a nearly working Sonic one on my comp and decided to install an update version. When i tried to use it told it me about sonic problem with elicencer and did not want to work. Fine. I think it may be best that I don't buy such a expensive thingy. It might reduce my productivity if i started to get pressure to make great music as I would own perhaps the best tools. I think I better buy something less pressure inducing tool. I like what the reviews say about go2 by Papen. And it is only 5 tenners. Thanks to all who participated in this 'soul search' of some kind. P.S. I also bought about 50 presets for the synthmaster and some of them i really liked. More than what I can say about Sektor or many other instruments I've bought

Thanks for the tip. I have not tried it. 40 gigs is a lot to download but maybe it is my only option

Thank you gentlemen for all the good info and tips. Still I'm uncertain which way to go. Kontakt route would give me access to many freebies, but still HS feels kind of best choice. I have the first Halion Sonic and although it is old it sounds good

Sounds pretty good. Still I get the feeling that Halion Sonic would be the best under 250 euros synth. Actually it includes many synths if I understood correctly. But I get also the impression that there are not many Halion Sonic users for some, perhaps quality, reason

Thanks for the info. I cannot remember 100% certain what way I used. I will check later when I have time or feel 'brave'.

Thanks Wookster. Maybe I will.

When i put the serial number it is too short or long. I have also licence in the usb key for Sem V but it does not work anymore because they changed something

I'm wondering why Halion Sonic 3 is not mentioned here. When I read the hype(?) I got the impression that it would be kind of an earth shattering vsti. A bad point is that it's a large download and if they offer it with a slow connection it would suck to get it. Also my ssd has only 40 gigs free space and i would have to put on my slowish ext usb drive. I'm also getting that only way to get sounds I like is to program them which I don't like

I have the cm version of Thorn but did not like it too much despite the obvious potential. The Diversion i read is a bit cpu heavy

I already have it but cannot use it because Arturia has changed the licencing thingy but iirc i had problems finding good sounds

Thanks for the tips

This is again one thing I really suck at and also 'hate'