Unfortunately we can't choose where to install the VST3 plugins (on Windows). I always move them into a company-specific folder.
Hopefully they'll make that user-selectable too.
Unfortunately Aero is quite heavy on CPU usage. I can run just *one* instance and nothing else; it drives my Cubase realtime meters to overload.
I have yet to use an Acustica plugin in a project. They sound great (though not this one) but are way too CPU-intensive. Oh well...
Actually I'm the one who should be committed for thinking that I could have left here with a "yeah, you should probably hold off on this purchase" recommendation. 🤡
Bandmate and the scalable GUI are the two main reasons I'm considering the upgrade. Sounds like they got the latter right but may need to tweak the former a bit.
Thanks for the feedback!
They say they got a real solution
Well, you know
We'd all love to see the plan
They ask us for a contribution
Well, you know
We're all doing what we can
But if they want money from people for plugs, that's great
All I can tell you is, brother, they'll have to wait!
I assume the following (Welcome Bundle from Plugin Alliance) constitutes "the six first deals". So what are "the 6 new deals"?
1. Black Box Analog Design HG-2
2. Shadow Hills Mastering Compressor
3. SVT-VR Classic emulation
4. bx_masterdesk
5. bx_oberhausen
6. bx_console Focusrite SC
Room Reverb is a FREE and open-source algorithmic reverb plugin. It uses the implementation of Moorer’s early reflection model and Joe Dattorro’s Progenitor Reverb from Freeverb3 (an open-source signal processing library featuring a selection of processing effects and signal generators).
https://www.elephantdsp.com/products/room-reverb/
Judging by the release notes, this seems to be a fairly substantive update. And it came just five weeks after C12.0.
That's very encouraging (but I'm not going to get my hopes up just yet).