Kirean

Hot dang. Which one of them? Is there a clip on Youtube?

Good for Ableton. Then again, I do wonder if it has also to do with the fact that Live 12 doesn't work on all older systems, so quite a few people might be stuck on 11.

I think that's the thing that keeps me on my toes. It's easier to stomach paying for major version updates (ie. 6.0 to 7.0) rather than pay for 12 months of updates during which you might see some substantial changes/additions or you might not.

I've got the normal Blackhole. Is there any reason to even consider the Immersive versions if I won't be doing surround stuff anytime soon? Considering Micropitch (since I don't have that one yet in any form). Edit: Answering to myself. Apparently they were completely redone from ground up and at least on Gearspace people have found sound differences between the original plugins and the new ones.

I like the products I have from them but yeah, this is exactly why I basically ignore them.

I want my wife to look at me like Fleer watches reverbs.

Wonder if Dreamsynth and Quadra are worth 18 euros. Based on price alone, probably (as musicsoftwaredeals has their lowest at $24-26/each) But as synths?

Damned. They're playing with my emotions as I can't find any. Wonder if there's a prerequisite...

Has there been a new voucher after the one that ended in April?

Available wherever magazines are available at.

I don't mind iLok at all. In fact, kinda wish Virharmonic used it like Eastwest does. (In fact, didn't Virharmonic use it before?) Codemeter just seems like something one might see an energy plant use for their obscure public bathroom waste disposal control software, so that Angelina Jolie and Jonny Lee Miller could hack into it and reverse the process. My problem lies in that for the end user Codemeter takes an extra effort to teach its place and contain its shenanigans (and how managing a licence through it seems like a chore if not even impossible). Plus having the software start up webservers on your computer is kinda uh, not cool.

I'm not against installers per se. But installers have been around for a looong time and they never, ever, should need a degree in nuclear physics to figure out what the internal logic is just to install the product that one just bought. Like, whatever happened to this simple stuff: Guess I should check it out myself before ranting too much though...

Codemeter is the DRM that's apparently there as a default for plugins that are Gorilla based in case the devs don't want to maintain their own licencing procedure. It's an extremely complicated, bloated and somewhat intrusive software for simply being used to activate the licence for a ~130 buck virtual instrument. No idea how it works on Apple stuff, but on Windows it opens a bunch of services and needlessly runs a local webserver which all you need to nuke down yourself. Just a hassle that does far more than it needs to do. Best part is that I haven't found a way to actually manage the licence via the software (ie. deactivate for example). You can find more experiences on VI Control and Gearspace etc.

Unbelievable how one can screw up an installer in the year of 2024. It's not like installers and good practices are exactly a recent development.

Actually I was wrong. Gorilla is not the problem. Got confused that it was the licence manager, but it isn't. Codemeter is. So I guess they'll stay on the shiet-list for as long as they have that trainwreck slapped on.

Great news. I've always whined about Gorilla. This will definitely put the rest of their products on my shopping list.

I've spent a good chunk within a time frame of a year on Plugin Alliance and also did not receive a coupon.

if your stage name is DJ Mozart, then sure.

Had pro in my cart for 299 euros and didn't pull it. Ah well, maybe I oughta use the tools I already have.

Sad to see them hang up, but I think I last checked Vue 15-20-ish years ago? None the less, I have huge respect for the people there for making the software free as their last huzzah.

How does it compare with Flux Stereotool v3 (which is free), Melda's MStereoGenerator or Plugin Alliance's bx_stereomaker?