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Everything posted by TheSteven
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Magic Acid... sounds like something going round in the 60s or 70s. 'You ain't really experienced the Dead man until you've popped a couple of tabs of Magic Acid...'
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Bad link in OP try this one: https://roli.com/products/software/equator2/overview
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This deal is still on.
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The review seems very positive and fairly detailed. I grabbed these as well but won't have time to check them out for a while.
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I am willing to take one for the team and accept any fully prepaid units that you guys/gals care to ship to me. I run a PC household so please ship in a plain brown paper wrapper so that my kids are accidentally traumatized - I'm trying to get them to adulthood with the minimal therapy costs.
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Great deal! Includes The Riser that is on sale for $9.99 and discussed on another recent deals thread.
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Download isn't even showing up in my account. Looks like the site is getting hammered.
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At $10 each pretty tempting... Don't think Cataract is my cup of tea, but Quadrant might be fun
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This was included in the AIR Instrument Expansion Pack 3 COMPLETE UPGRADE that was on sale awhile back. So if you picked that up you already got this puppy. Currently on "sale" for $74.99 https://www.pluginboutique.com/product/1-Instruments/58-Inst-Bundle/2294-AIR-Instrument-Expansion-Pack-3-COMPLETE-UPGRADE-
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Good to know (still not buying the All version as it currently stands). Thanks for the info.
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Thanks for the heads up. I own the signature bundle and already have the VST versions of what I really care about. The only reason I would get the All bundle is for the other VSTs.
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On my update offer it looks like the VST* versions are there... *some of the plugin (like Edison, NewTone, NewTime ) don't have VST versions. Where did you see it documented about the BF limitation? Is it the "Includes ALL features and native plugins available at the time of purchase" Shown below?
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Update 1.1.2 is out 1.1.2 Fixes Regression with the modwheel over the Q parameter Serialization issues with the Limiter 1.1.1 Changes GarageBand support Added band solo support for Xpander, SKF, and Multi Resonant filters Added more robustness while loading presets that could be corrupted 1.1.0 Changes NEW : Band solo NEW : Limiter NEW : 25 New presets NEW : Added filter creation on magnitude over NEW : The filter type created via double click is now LP/HP/LS/HS on the sides of the graph NEW : Preferences panel with slope choice, tooltip help disable option and open GL option Process spectrum when the plug is bypassed Fix : duplicate for connection depth values Fix : keep order when changing filter type Fix : Crash issue with Trigger related knobs when entering manually the value Optim : no need to slice the buffer into chunks if there are no connections Optim : When the sidechain is not connected, the direct signal is no longer used instead. Multi selection now works with labels Sidechain should now work with asymmetrical configurations (for instance mono sidechain intoa stereo shade instance) The spectrum of the sidechain signal is now displayed on the graph MSEG/Envelope : Fix wrong granularity grid issue MSEG/Envelope : Add zoom to fit and select All MSEG/Envelope : Now zoom works as in a DAW, added the zoomability of the axis + maj to leftright on mousewheel MSEG/Envelope : Support auto scroll when dragging MSEG/Envelope : Show down/up cursor for curve, more explicit Comboboxes support standard mousewheel on Windows Filters support standard mousewheel for discrete parameters like the slope Keep colour when replace filter Type Temporarily disable the save option while fixing it- Several typo and minor fixes
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For those of you procrastinators - sales was supposed to end yesterday, 10/31, but they haven't taken it down yet.
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On sale till Nov 21st, 2020
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Related topic - what's the best buy for a StudioOne upgrade?
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Note that many VST2 installers, including Cakewalk if I recall correctly, will defer to the "VSTPluginsPath" stored in the Registry the 1st time they install a new plugin. By changing this path you will affect where many new plugin installers will choose by default to install their plugins. The following registry-key is set (win-x32): HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\VST\VSTPluginsPath The following registry-keys are set (win-x64): HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\VST\VSTPluginsPath HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\VST\VSTPluginsPath From what I recall this isn't a hard standard (which is why everyone isn't following it), it's just kind of become a common practice.
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There is no hard standard for where VST2 plugins should be stored on your computer. The more popular or common places listed by Steinberg are: C:\Program Files\VSTPlugIns C:\Program Files\Steinberg\VstPlugins C:\Program Files (x86)\VSTPlugIns C:\Program Files (x86)\Steinberg\VstPlugins C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST2 C:\Program Files\Common Files\Steinberg\VST2 C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\VST2 C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Steinberg\VST
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Top Plugins on sale at Charity Auction - over $23K raised so far. https://go.rallyup.com/musicares Your chance to get a bargain and help people at the same time. This charity drive is organized by Soren who has runs an audio themed charity drive every year for a selected cause. Audio Industry for MusiCares COVID-19 Relief MusiCares COVID-19 Relief is a partnership between MusiCares and the Recording Academy (GRAMMY) and has helped upwards of 18.000 music industry artists and professionals affected by the pandemic, focusing on the most pressing needs and prioritizing those who experience a medical, dental, mental health, insurance, substance abuse or eviction crisis. How does it work? Throughout October, companies and developers in the audio industry will donate music software, studio effects and hardware instruments which are placed on auction for anyone to bid on. Top plugins by top vendors - 85 as of this posting! 2CAudio (3 products available) Accusonus (2 products available) Aeon Digital (5 products available) Applied Acoustics Systems (5 products available) Audible Genius (5 products available) AudioThing (5products available) Audiomodern (2 products available) Autodafe (1 product available) Bitwig (3 products available) Cockos (5 products available) Cableguys (5 products available) Celemony Software GmbH (2 products available Cherry Audio LLC (1 product available) D16 (2 products available) DS Audio(3 products available) Eduardo Tarilonte (5 products available) Embrays Designs (2products available) Eventide (3 products available) Fab Filter (3 products available) FeelYourSound (4 products available) Forward Audio (5 products available) Free To Use Sounds (3 products available) Gahrn Audio (3 products available) Goldbaby (2products available) HY-Plugins (1 product available) IK Multimedia (5 products available) Image Line (2 products available) Inear Display Audio (1 product available) KV331 Audio (5 products available) Kilohearts (1 product available) Klevgrand (1 product available) Krotos (2 products available) Leapwing Audio (1 product available) Loomer Audio (1 product available) Luftrum (5 products available) Mastering The Mix (1 product available) MeldaProduction (5 products available) Modartt (1 product available) ModeAudio (3 products available) MolecularBytes (2 products available) MusicLab (1 product available) Mutable Instruments (2 products available) NUGEN Audio (5 products available) Native Instruments (5 products available) New Loops (3 products available) Nextmidi (2 products available) Noiiz Ltd. (5 products available) Oblivion Sound Lab (2 products available) Orange Tree Samples (4 products available) PSPaudioware (3 products available) Plogue (1 product available) Pole Position Production (5 products available) Polkasound Productions (2 products available) Rekkerd.org (1 product available) RetrokitS (2products available) Reveal Sound (3 products available) SampleSum (3 products available) Sequential (1 product available) Solidtrax (5 products available) Sonible (3 products available) Sonic Underworld (5 products available) Sonokinetic (4 products available) Sound Dust (5 products available) Sound Radix (5 products available) Soundiron (5 products available) Soundtheory Ltd (3 products available) Spectrasonics (3 products available) Steinberg (5products available) Synapse Audio (2 products available) TAL Software (5 products available) The Unfinished (5 products available) Tone Projects (2 products available) Touch The Universe Productions (5 products) Tracktion(5 products available) Triple Spiral Audio (5 products available) U-He (2 products available) UVI (5 products available) UnitedPlugins (5products available) Voxengo (3 products available) XILS Lab (2products available) XLN Audio (5 products available) YummyBeatS (3products available) ZenSound (5 products available) discoDSP (2 products available) re FX (3 products available)
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When you have MAC programmers who won't take the time to learn how to really support the PC platform you get this kind of nonsense. Have seen this countless times. PC heathens don't merit the same attention to detail.
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Only on April 1st.
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As others have said by switching to manual scan you avoid that. 2 of things I frequently use in MenuMagic* are 1) Scanning my VSTs on demand without having to run Cakewalk (using MenuMagic's icon tray app shown here) I run the scanner this way everytime I add, remove or relocate a plugin. I have Cakewalk set for manual VST scanning for a quick(er) load. 2) Using the Plugin Info Grid to check before downloading or paying for a plugin to verify that I don't already own it. * Forgive the plug for my retail app but it seemed appropriate in the context of this discussion.
