Sander Verstraten

Also: fun when you can recognize all the freebies and software bundles included with hardware from the past year or so in a sales post

Don't some just put up a link to their KVR sales Post, in their forum signature?

This reasoning is propelling my head so hard, it's dizzying. And I think I'll need a spiritual rebirth to recycle all this info

Tell that the makers of Pianoteq

As of June 21st Toontrack is asking a 15 Euro license transfer per license: https://www.toontrack.com/faq/transfer-of-license-and-multiple-installs-important-information/ No clarification is given for the sudden policy change...

I ended up using the one with for Winn10

Unplugged the device, deleted it, rebooted, rebooted without driver signing. And then reinstalled.

Weird thing: I removed the PCR500 completely and installed the INF again. And now the keyboard is working under Win11. Not sure what got stuck the first time I tried...

Weird thing that has been happening to me with a fresh install of Win11: Random VST installers put the 64 bit VST2 in Program Files (x86). Not sure why it happens. Most installers show the path, so I can change it. But the Slate Digital Manager just moves everything there, without an option to set the path.

But does it have Aftertouch?

Hope there will be more of these packs with Pigments/Phase Plant or Vital presets

Obsoleting is a big word. That would mean any machine that doesn't upgrade to Win 11 suddenly will not work anymore. The current plan would be to stop updating Win 10 in 2025, so I would guess it will still be supported by Software developers until then. (and it will probably be extended 2-5 years if the Win11 adaption rate is low).

I did change the file to update the references from Win10 to Win11. And it did ask if I wanted to install the unsigned drivers. But after that it still would not recognize the PCR500.

So the basic : Advanced Startup -> Disable Driver Signing is still there But: still trying to figure out how to modify the *.inf record. Just logging in with Driver Signing disabled and installing the windows 10 edited *.inf file doesn't work.

Just doing a clean install on my Win 11 partition. I don't see any progress bar in Bandlab assistant, can't remember if that's normal... What is the size of the initial install? I see the size increasing in the File Explorer, but I have no clue what is the correct size...

Hope it fixes the UI issues with AAS Plugins

I'll try tonight (CET time). I've got Win11 set up for testing , and I believe I still have the fixed drivers for 10. I will share the results later.

Just put dual boot on my PC to start experimenting with Win 11. Haven't had any issues so far, but I think the first release was mostly the eyecandy and not a lot of the back end 'optimization'.

Do the use 1024 bit images? Why are the updates so large...

It's quite light. It mostly does vocal seperation

Apparently you can install Spectralayers 8 if you got Cubase Pro and it will automatically open it as Spectralayers 8 One.

I may put it on a VM just to have a look. But, yeah not planning to start using it on my production machine anytime soon. And I haven't read much about any of the under the hood stuff which would mean a big improvement for audio production yet.

Is there a Crossgrade path from the Spectralayers version included in Cubase Pro

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Probably not a chance for native aggregate audio devices with low latency?