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  1. Simeon Amburgey
    @Marcos Kleine so glad it is working for you. There is also an option in Preferences - VST Settings where you can "hide" the VST2 if a VST3 version of the same plugin is installed. I still need to work on creating some custom menus so you could have a VST3 folder and VST2 folder to help distinguish things a little better. Here is a great explanation from @Ryan IK Multimedia
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    @Marcos Kleine, *Go to the MODO Drum VST3 install location (which in most cases should be found at C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3) *In my case I dragged the MODO Drum VST3 out to my desktop * Go back into CWbBL, open Plugin Manager and perform a VST scan and the MODO Drum VST2 should now be available. Hope that helps?
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    So I join with other users here who have experienced the crashing when inserting the MODO Drum VST3 Into a project. The screenshots and explanations all have a similar ring to them. I am wondering if we could use this thread to help share info that might help narrow things down? Of course the first thing you need to do is submit a ticket to IK Multimedia Support as I have done so they can have all the information as well to fix the issue. What I have observed so far is that there is NOT an issue using the VST2 version of MODO Drum. Here are a few scenarios I have tried and the result: MODO Drum VST3 Loads * NEW PROJECT - YES * PREVIOUS MIDI ONLY PROJECT - YES * PROJECT CONTAINING BOTH AUDIO AND MIDI - NO I hope this is helpful as MODO Drum has some really wonderful potential. Until it gets sorted I will use the VST2.
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    OK, I just tried inserting the VST2 version into a previous project that crashed using the VST3 and the VST2 of MODO Drum loads without crashing!
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    @Dave Schreier, have you had any progress on the VST3 issue! it seems the VST3 of MODO Drum works in a new project but I get the same crash when trying to insert it into an older project. Going to try with the VST2 version to see if I get the same results on an existing project.
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    @Marcos Kleine, just installed MODO Drum this morning. There does seem to be an issue when using the VST3 version of MODO Drum. I loaded the VST3 into a new empty project and it worked fine BUT I got the exact same crash message you indicated above. I am going to try using the VST2 and see what happens. I have submitted a ticket as well and hopefully to follow up soon and forward the crash mini dumps to support in hopes they can see what is causing the issue.
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    @Ryan IK Multimedia, so I am really loving things so far, MODO Drum really sounds amazing! I did have a question however on Brush playing styles as I did not see this as an option. That would really be interesting to have this especially for the Jazzy Kits. btw I hope you were able to get me earlier messages. I tried to send an email but it mentioned the address was invalid. Thanks again!
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    Here we go! This is running the VST3 version . First sounds are HUGE and just have this depth to them. Drums may never be the same More to come!
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    Beat me to it ?
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    Installing NOW! Can't wait to experience it !
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    Totally agree, love Chambers. I really enjoy using it on a string bus as it just gives them something special. Pushing drums through it as well is amazing, Jim, gonna have to pull the zombie channel up as well. Thanks for sharing.
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    I have an iRIG Keys io 49 and it is really a nice portable keyboard that works great along with an iPad or iPhone. The keys have a nice feel.
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    Learning more each day about Gullfoss. I have been working through a lot of misconceptions based on early experiences; especially my reference to using Pink Noise. While this is a technique many have used in the past as a mix and balance tool Gullfoss definitely does not go there. I am still wrapping my head around this as I know many other Gullfoss users are. I found a very fascinating article recently interviewing Andreas Tell who is the lead developer for Gullfoss and it is a very good read full of a lot of info to help all of us to gain more insight on this amazing plugin. https://www.prosoundnetwork.com/pro-sound-news-blog/gullfoss-inventor-andreas-tell-tells-all
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    Well, I just found out that the Thunderbolt is for the Clarett series but who knows what the future holds ?????
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    When I was installing my 4i4 here at home I did a full installation the first time and saw a Scarlett 4i4 Thunderbolt driver in Device Manager. I had a couple of hiccups on my initial installation so I removed it and installed again but this time performing a custom installation selecting only the USB driver. So it appears that the 3rd Gen products support Thunderbolt in some way by providing a separate Thunderbolt driver; that is if I am understanding this correctly but it sure seems reasonable.
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    VI Labs home of the Ravenscroft 275 (and other wonderful piano libraries) is having their Summer sale until September 2nd. Their pianos use the UVI engine and iLok activation. More information here: https://www.vilabsaudio.com/
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    Well, the USB C on the 4i4 also supports a native Thunderbolt driver which is amazing that it is forward compatible with the high speed ports. I am praying for some projects to come to allow me to upgrade my production computer I do think that Thunderbolt, USB C are definitely the future and what an amazing one it potentially can be.
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    Although it was on one of the Intel USB 3 buses it did not seem to like port 1. Using the USB Tree app I was able to make sure it stayed in its own channel and moved it to port 2 which did the trick; krackles be gone! I am discovering more and more how a dedicated USB bus and port makes all of the difference (even on a MacBook as I found out the hard way). There is still somewhat of getting used to the way the interface works but so far it has been a real pleasure. There is an ease in going to different sample rates and buffer sizes that feels more fluid than what I have previously experienced. The biggest game changer is what I mentioned earlier; responsiveness and performance at low latency. It just makes me feel more connected to my instrument.
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    OK!!!! So back home and plugged the Scarlett 4i4 into my setup. When I first installed the drivers and launched Cakewalk it already came up with 48k and a buffer size of 128 and 2.7 ms latency; I was completely blown away at the responsiveness that I was experiencing. The first thing I tried was loading one of the 11 + GB Pianos in SampleTank 4 which previously would not play unless I had a minimum buffer size of 256. The Scarlett just made everything feel like I was playing a brand new instrument. I have a few Rice Krispies going on so I am going to check the USB bus assignments making sure the 4i4 is on a dedicated channel but so far it is has been an amazing experience. Thanks for allowing me to vent, share, ramble. There is surely more to come...a lot more!
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    They are having a special sale at the moment where you could get the crossgrade price of $149 https://www.ikmultimedia.com/news/?item_id=7983 I posted in the DEALS section that Audioplugin Deals was running a special on smart: EQ2, smart: COMP and some other Sonible plugins. https://audioplugin.deals/developer/sonible/
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    This looks like a great opportunity for those looking at Sonible’s smart:EQ2 and smart:Comp. This sale offers a bundle for $129 and my email listed $116 as a subscriber. check it out. https://audioplugin.deals/developer/sonible/
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    So I am going to experiment with 48k for a while and see how it goes and will follow up. Thanks again!
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    OK, So I know this is probably the most basic of questions but I really respect the opinions of this amazing group of musicians and creators. So as you know from my earlier post I found myself switching interfaces while out on the road. When I first started things up, the interface (Focusrite Scarlett 4i4) was 48k by default. I am wondering what the pros and cons are as far as performance in CPU and latency since in my current situation playing virtual instruments in a live setting. You would think after all of these years I would have figured it out by now but it never hurts to get new perspective. I can’t wait to try the 4i4 when I get back to my home setup. Thanks.
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    You have to set up an account on IK Multimedia's website as this is where you will download all of the application and sound resources. You also use IK's Authorization Manager as well to activate the plugin and sound library. CE is a great way to get some of the Philharmonik 2 sounds but IK Multimedia is running a special Summer Sale where you can get the full version for $149 which is a very good deal especially for all of the additional sample content (over 58 GB; CE has only 10GB) that is included (including sounds from the original Philharmonik). https://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/index.php?R=INIT&FV=miroslav-philharmonik-2-family-related-products&CV=Other Filter&PSEL=miroslavphilharmonik
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    So all went well with the Scarlett 4i4! I was very impressed with how it performed and its smaller form factor. Being BUS-POWERED and with the MIDI In/Out jacks in the rear panel was a plus. The PreSonus Studio 6|8 requires an external power supply as it uses their Class A preamps (which sound great by the way). The MIDI and digital in and out are on a breakout cable (using a 9 pin DIN connector) which adds extra overhead with setup. In this situation, the PreSonus seems better suited for use in a stationary environment with the 4i4 being a better choice for times I have to be mobile. It is the age-old principle of finding the right tool for the right application. I have included a couple of pics below to illustrate the form factor difference. My past experiences using PreSonus interfaces have been very positive. Their build quality is rock solid and their drivers continue to improve bringing additional performance boosts and stability. The Guitar Center did not have any PreSonus interfaces on hand or I might have looked at one of the smaller interfaces like the PreSonus Studio 24c as it looked like it would be appropriate for this particular situation. Thanks again for allowing me to share, with the hope it might help someone who could be faced with a similar situation.
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