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Still no luck here...

During the annual summer sale.

Hmm. I guess Steinberg just doesn't like me. ?

For those of us unable to update to version 11, I thought I'd share my particulars (in the hope that we can figure out why we cannot update while others can): - I purchased an 'update' license in July of this year: Cubase Pro 10.5 Update from Cubase Pro 10 ($35.99) - I have both 10.5 Pro and 11 Pro installed (both function perfectly; I'm using ver 11 in grace-period mode) - I was able to successfully perform the Maintenance Tasks in eLicenser CC - When I enter my update activation code into the eLicenser CC, it's recognized correctly; however, after continuing, I receive this error message: "Currently there is no license avaialable which can be upgraded by your upgrade license. Please connect a USB-eLicenser which holds an appropriate upgradable license" - I have unplugged and re-plugged my eLicenser dongle into my USB hub - I have rebooted my computer

Okay, thanks for letting me know. I'll try agian tomorrow. Cheers...

Has anyone been able to update to version 11 by activating a 10.5 license? I've had no success after many attempts. When I enter my activation code into the pop-up box it's correctly recognized. But after clicking the continue button I get the following error message: "Currently there is no license avaialable which can be upgraded by your upgrade license. Please connect a USB-eLicenser which holds an appropriate upgradable license" I realize that there's a lot of traffic on the Steinberg site, but this seems more like a local rather than network problem.

I need to type faster...?

I wonder how functional SpectraLayers One will be (and which version will be added to Pro)?

https://musictechtips.com/2020/11/04/steinberg-cubase-11-is-coming/

See attached PDF... Midi Map.pdf

No. I'm not familiar with this VI. I justed posted it because I thought someone else might be interested in it. I did skim the first video and remember the author talking about some of the details, so maybe the answer to your question is in there.

Overview: The Organic Calfskin Kit (OCK) is an acoustic drum VST3 ROMpler plugin for both Mac and Windows. This is a comprehensive and easy-to-use solution to working with the thousands of multi-track/multi-velocity samples. This specific download features samples from the Default-Dry kit. This kit is a moderately dry sounding setup that offers good punch for modern music styles and minimal sustain for easy mixing. Download & Videos: https://www.organicdrumloops.com/ogdl-plugins/ock-vst/

Has anyone successfully relocated the (>5GB!) IR files from the default Waves' folders (see below) to an external hard drive? Virtual Acoustics: C:\Program Files (x86)\Waves\Data\IR1Impulses Sampled Acoustics V2: C:\Program Files (x86)\Waves\Data\IR1Impulses V2

Info and videos: https://www.synthanatomy.com/2020/10/emissioncontrol2-free-cross-platform-application-for-granular-synthesis.html Download here: https://github.com/EmissionControl2/EmissionControl2/releases/tag/v1.01

FX: VI:

Analog Obsession has released BUSTERse, a freeware bus compressor effect in VST, VST3, and AU plugin formats for compatible digital audio workstations on PC and Mac. BUSTERse is the upgraded version of the previously released Buster compressor from the same developer. It introduces several improvements and new features that allow more control over the compressor’s behavior. https://www.patreon.com/posts/busterse-42658623

6.03 is not showing up in Native Access. It still shows 6.02 as the latest available version.

Hmm, just noticed something new in the TaskManager with V12: WavesLocalServer.exe. It's a background process that uses ~125MB of memory, loads when my DAW starts (Cubase), and stays loaded even after quitting Cubase. I don't like that! I wonder if it's for telemetry purposes (and if it can be disabled).

I went through the same steps you described above and, at first, thought I had to pay (WUP) to have all my "Group B" plugins converted to V12; I like the new resizing and prest browser options. But then I realized that everything in Group B could be updated for free (which, of course, I just did). I'm not sure if you, or others, realize this, so I'm mentioning it to make sure that no one who's entitled to upgrade for free misses the opportunity.

What's bad about the resizing? Omni Channel is the only one I own that has expired. I was planning to WUP it for the sole reason of being able to resize it larger, but after reading what you wrote may not bother.

So that means if you WUP now renewal is calculated relative to the expiration date of each plugin (which at most will be just one year) ... yes?

Just curious, what was it?

What is this marvelous, magical, mysterious trick you speak of?

BPB Dirty Filter is a freeware VST plugin designed by Bedroom Producers Blog. It features a pair of resonant filters and emulated analog tube circuitry. You can use the BPB Dirty Filter in your favorite DAW to add some subtle coloration or to crush the audio signal into pieces. https://bedroomproducersblog.com/free-vst-plugins/bpb-dirty-filter/

Hmm, this^ may be relevant. I downloaded the update to Solid as well but the size of the file I received was only ~548MB, not 5.5GB. Is this the name of the file you downloaded: "VD-SOLID2_win_2567.exe"?