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I have a habit to let the installers run through their paces in a sandbox first and see what kind of mess they do on my disk. As an example the installation path folder can be the a folder where developer pours out all of their library dlls and all sort of config files for one developer and puts another subfolder with a single dll plugin in it for another, you can only try guessing what an installation folder means for them. But with this, new to me, updating from within the gui I'm vulnerable again.

Good luck with the recovery!

Just found an explanation from Dan @ Cherry Audio on kvr: https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=7911717#p7911717

I just checked and my VST2 installed into separate folder, guess I left the default path untouched when installing. Theoretically I should be safe, but no, I'll wait until this gets confirmed being safe to update.

I have the impression XX century was more mindful.

Say whaaaat?! Really, what going wrong with this programming of today... Thanks for the warning, Zinc. Did you update in the plugin or standalone?

I wonder if he's using AD2 or SD3 in his productions...

I don't know how to recognize which packs can I open with Live Lite and which not. There are many free packs out on the web.

Anyone tried it in Cakewalk yet? I'm having crackles occasionally here on my i5 @2.70 Ghz on some patches like the first one 80's Expression by just playing some chord progression, no difference whether plugin load balancing is on or off. What's strange is the crackle is present no matter if I set ASIO latency to 64 samples or 512... Weird.

Way to go Cherry Audio! And thanks for the civilized price . Next, please, JX-3P...

Still keeps living here but I might have unintentionally killed it almost, lately...

Wouldn't mind to have the Clavitube...

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Seems like I did something wrong with my last post. Trying to look for a potential reason I first looked at the google translator and found this: pathetic = moving, touching, grandiloquent, moody, romantic but also found this: pathetic = bombastic, pompous, tragic, pointless, unavailing, ineffective, etc. For me pathetic (based on literature: sublime, elevated, exalted, festive, solemn, grand) was always something even above epic, LOL. Looks like my more western culture colleagues see it quite opposite, as shown in the translator . I just learned something new...

Imo, it's already epic! One more would make it epicer. ? Rocky Hope the'll figure out something epic to make the GB pathetic! then

thanks for reminding me of this little gem, Zo

I could buy the filter module.

3. You were using a network adapter (NIC) which is now disabled. You can't even freely enable/disable your computer parts these times without a trouble. Or if you care to avoid the trouble Windows update will get you there. Sick!

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The TERC chorus !! Although I would prefer to have it as a T-rackS single.

Gotta say... this group buy took me by surprise ! Now I only need to go check how many participants left to the 5th tier...

Didn't read the thread carefully so sorry if I missed some context but yes, for mixing open-back are best. If you're ok with open-back than take a look at Philips SHP-9500. They have great reviews, some say they sound at HD600/650 level (don't have any Sennheiser so can't tell how close they really are) and they sell typically around $60-80. I can put them on and just forget about them for the rest of the day. One thing to point out is they leak a lot, and I mean A LOT. But other than that, for mixing they are excellent. Also Sonarworks has a profile for them.

I've got the reply with my serial so you can either wait a bit more or send them a follow up email and you should get it eventually.

Agreed. It does sound good, it's just half-usable without a proper legato.

I checked with their website too. So they don't give us a basic legato but they're giving their acclaimed flautando instead... mind boggling.