Vernon Barnes

I surprised this new release has not been posted yet. but I don't think $49 is an intro offer and it will be cheaper at some point in the future. (I may wait) https://cherryaudio.com/products/atomika-synthesizer On the face of it its reasonably standard architecture one would not expect to be that different to a zillion other 2 VCO analog synth emulations but some of the review videos lead me to think it has a unique character due to the drive and starve distortion functions. It certainly does the dirty sounds well in demos.

Arturia got back to me with a couple of things to try including a more thorough uninstall / reinstall than I had tried previously. This was unsucessful. So I am back to using the older version as a temporary workaround.

I am waiting for a response from Arturia support. In the meantime I found an old installer for version 5.10.2.4741 on my system so I uninstalled 5.10.5.5098 and manually installed the older version. Everything seems to be working OK now so it seems the issue with the new version. As Promidi does not have the issue it could be system specific.

Got the crossgrade for £21.77 (including VAT) from Plugin Boutique using some virtual cash and cashing in tokens. First impressions are good. Full price was £35 inc VAT.

Is anyone else having issues with the latest Analog Lab pro update version. 5.10.5.5098. On running in stand alone for the first time after the update the GIU is scaled up to the maximum extent. Not a show stopper. In Standalone I cant get anything to sound with the same settings as before the update. Sonar's VST scan hangs on Analog Lab but it dose launch with the huge GIU, again no sound is produced. Other Arturia synths work correctly. Studio One won't even launch the plugin. Cubase VST scan fails when scanning Analog Lab and its added to the block list.

Wouldn't it be good if any chord tools could sync to the chord track in ****************** Too much to ask?

I foolishly did the upgrade before reading the release notes and before I saw this thread. Everything I have tried works in version 7.6. The information in the bottom of the window indicates the instruments were created in 7.6. Of course I have bit tried every NKI so its possible there may be some that won't load. If you have already installed the update I would not start panicking, but I would advise holding fire if you haven't.

It been running for a while now. Great value at this price.

Installed. (It in the Sonicpass sub.) It's a similar format WS2. On a quick preview there are some nice sounds that supplement rather than replace the earlier version.

That's what I have been doing. I actually have forgotten my password! For some reason the reset emails are not coming through.

Has anyone else had issues receiving password reset emails from 8Dio? I have tried the obvious things like checking SPAM folders. 8Dio support have sent a reset email manually at their end and this has not arrived either. I am now awaiting for their next reply. I am hoping they can send to an alternative email address,

Getting into no-brainer territory at this price.

Excellent, I have been waiting for the electric cello.

I have this via the Sonic Pass subscription but never tried it until today after reading this thread. It's really rather good.

I weakened and purchased the Antiquity Music Kontakt library I mentioned in the original post because I have the sound in mind for a song I am currently working on. Antiquity Music Electric Harpsichord - Samples I like it, the four pickups have individual volume and pan controls so you can freely mix the front and back pickups to sculpt the sound. Front and back also have bass and treble sections with a configurable split point so you can set up a split keyboard. You can select undamped, lightly and fully damped articulations. The undamped is reminiscent of the Beatles "Because" and the damped Floyd's "See Emily Play" The sound is quite bright but a bit of EQ would mellow it if that's what your required. There are a range of built in Kontakt effects but no amp sim but I would probably prefer to add one in the DAW in most cases. If you want to apply different effects to the different pickups you will need to do some routing to the stereo output in a DAW. I used Studio One's splitter as a test and it worked well.