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But they are increasing the likelihood of future sales.

If you search the topic for "2dat" you'll find some posts about this. Such as: Apparently, DiscoDSP forked the original source code and based their version on that.

I get this same error, and I think it's caused by the libraries that have been packaged with the app (in the _internal folder). Out of curiosity, I tried generating a preset using a cello VI and the result didn't resemble a cello in any way.

Does this work for anyone? Edit: Okay, they say elsewhere:

This week the free games on Epic Games are Jitsu Squad and Mighty Fight Federation. The games are free until December 7, 2023. Jitsu Squad "Jitsu Squad is a Marvel vs Capcom inspired 4 player co-op TAG TEAM beat ‘em up with epic character transformations and fast paced combat." Store page: https://store.epicgames.com/en-US/p/jitsu-squad-af3f2f Steam rating: Very Positive Steam page (for info & reviews): https://store.steampowered.com/app/1522080/Jitsu_Squad/ Mighty Fight Federation "Slam opponents into walls, launch them into the air & follow up with fast, high-flying attacks in this brand new arena fighter. Choose from 13 different characters with unique play styles. Face off in head-to-head matches, team up with other fighters or embrace the chaos of 4-player free-for-all." Store page: https://store.epicgames.com/en-US/p/mighty-fight-federation Steam rating: Positive Steam page (for info & reviews): https://store.steampowered.com/app/1096690/Mighty_Fight_Federation/ Jitsu Squad gameplay: Mighty Fight Federation gameplay:

I just spent way too much time reading about the MIDI support in VST3 and plugin formats in general, and I stand corrected. It looks like what Steinberg is saying is technically true, but they are simply obfuscating the real issues and MIDI support as a whole is pretty bad/complicated in VST3. It's as if they thought MIDI just isn't important. A really strange decision.

I don't think this is true. I did a bit of googling, and there are multiple statements from Steinberg which can be summarized to: So if program changes do not work with a VST3 version of a plugin, that is because the plugin developer didn't follow the VST3 spec.

Assassin's Creed Syndicate is free until December 6. See the first post for details.

I've been listening to some demos of DF2. Not very impressed so far, so I'll probably skip it. I think DF1 is good value for $40 but I wouldn't pay more much more for it, though I'm happy to have it in my arsenal. Bonus points for giving the option to disable the post-processing (EQ and compression). I like percussion libraries, so I don't mind if the ones I own overlap with each other, but if you already have the basics covered I'm not sure if this will give you anything you already don't have. Here's the list of the instruments in it: • Cinematic Impact Collections • Concert Bass Drum (Multiple Sticks) • Cymbals (Multiple Sizes, Strikes, Swipes & Scrapes) • Gong (Hits, Rolls & Rubs) • Marching Drums (Multiple Sticks, Solo & Ensembles): Bass Cymbals Snares Tenors • Taiko (Multiple Sticks, Solo & Ensembles) • Toms (Multiple Sticks, Solo & Ensembles) • Timpani (Multiple Sticks) • World Percussion: Conguita Darbuka Djembe Doumbek Dununba Kpanlogo Sakra Udu

That's $8 less than I paid for Drum Fury 1 during APD's Halloween sale, so a good price. Even better for Drum Fury 2.

That's pretty generous. Generous and rare.

This week the free game on Epic Games is Deliver Us Mars. The game is free until November 30, 2003. "Deliver Us Mars is an atmospheric sci-fi adventure taking you on a suspense-fuelled, high-stakes mission to recover the ARK colony ships stolen by the mysterious Outward." Store page: https://store.epicgames.com/en-US/p/deliver-us-mars Steam rating: Mostly Positive / Mixed Steam page (for info & reviews): https://store.steampowered.com/app/1345890/Deliver_Us_Mars/ Gameplay video:

If I recall correctly, when calculating the price they subtract 70% of what you have actually spent on the plugins in that bundle. So if you buy the Mixing Bundle, the price of the Complete Bundle should be €1049 - (€324 * 0.7) = €822. You would then spend €1146 in total for the Complete Bundle. Please someone check my math.

You're right. It looks like they altered the deal after my post.

Styx: Shards of Darkness is free on GOG for about 64 hours. See first post for details.