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  1. +1 resizable GUI would be nice but too little otherwise for too much (coin). Like a lot of the GForce updates/up"grades".
  2. Wonderful! You nailed it (as usual). Sorry about the marital issues - (Sabbath is like counseling. 😉) Love the album cover! Sabbath Vol 4 is a favourite.
  3. I expect this will disappear down the queue quickly but figured I'd post a reply. I have a few Kontakt (I use K7) piano libraries but mostly for a mix, I tend to use True Pianos (4 Front) where the piano is in a denser mix. Most of the larger pianos I own get little practical use. I bought the Boz pianos and they're quite versatile, sound nice and have a number of useful presets that will make both of them very useable for my needs. Lots of control over the sound and the playability. The samples occupy about 15 GB of storage on one of my sample SSD's. During installation, there is complete flexibility on where the samples reside. I own quite a few Boz plugs and the ones I've owned for years continue to work properly (Studio One Pro 6.5.1 in Win 11 is my main DAW). (There was a comment about this developer abandoning plugs. Hasn't been my experience at all FWIW). For anyone looking for a small, versatile piano (or 2!) Whether or not you own Kontakt, I'd recommend these
  4. I've received 2 notifications from Audio Damage for a 1.2.6b then a 1.2.6c update. Not sure what the differences are. Installed 1.2.6b this morning, then got the "c" notification afterward. Just FYI.
  5. Yea and some of the soundsets also. Not deal breakers by any stretch but never made sense to me that Presonus doesn’t make them available as rental as that is the stuff I am unlikely to purchase unless it turns out to be indispensable down the road.
  6. I still wish I could just subscribe to the “+” part. Never made sense to me as an owner of Studio One, Notion, Progression, Batch Converter, etc why I would want to subscribe at full rate to something that is largely what I already have. And would want to keep access to should circumstances change and I want to unsubscribe.
  7. Dang Hippies! [tube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8tdmaEhMHE&pp=ygUqb25lIHRva2Ugb3ZlciB0aGUgbGluZSBzb25nIGxhd3JlbmNlIHdlbGsg[/tube] (Never posted an embedded youtube link before. Hope that works) Nope . Oh well
  8. So like a week - 10 days? (Yur alreddy famus aroun' heer).
  9. Hey Lars - doesn't require Kontakt. Is a really nice (now free) disto though.
  10. Although looking at the release notes there's really nothing added (compared to 2.2.1), other than raised OS minimum requirements and removal of the VST2. I suppose future Audio Damage "updates" are going to drop VST2 as well. Too bad. Like a security blanket.
  11. Me too - and it still gets some use here though not as much as it once did. I love that old synth. Picked it up originally as one of the few available DXi's for Cake's Sonar 1 way back when (before Sonar could load VST/VSTi) and have upgraded it through all of it's various iterations. Always hoped AAS would come up with a new version of Tassman but understand the need to move on. Still love AAS and Microphonics has a rightful spot in the migration, IMO.
  12. Me too. Just bought the upgrade. A bit surprised it came out so soon- But I think the Cherry Audio guys were cleaning up in a limited market with their modular. I love multiphonics though but I'm no synth expert. I tweak and explore using someone else's hard work to get me started. Things like the objeq filter are superb and unique to AAS in their modular. I think Multiphonics will (eventually) be Tassman on steroids.
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