Alert moderator Edited by - Si Thompson on 2020/02/08 13:12:36
DJ_FunDaBounce Advanced Member
Colombia
1,099 posts Joined: Nov, 2001
Posted - 2020/02/08 : 20:03:23
I actually used the free Computer Music version on a few tracks back when I still used 32-bit Cubase 5. The supersaws were crunchy as heck.
yes, the 1euro price seems unbeatable and definitely inviting.
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Si Thompson Junior Member
United Kingdom
131 posts Joined: Mar, 2016
Posted - 2020/02/08 : 21:17:06
quote:Originally posted by DJ_FunDaBounce:
I actually used the free Computer Music version on a few tracks back when I still used 32-bit Cubase 5. The supersaws were crunchy as heck.
yes, the 1euro price seems unbeatable and definitely inviting.
Inviting? It's a no brainer. This could be amazing!
DJ_FunDaBounce Advanced Member
Colombia
1,099 posts Joined: Nov, 2001
Posted - 2020/02/09 : 00:52:08
quote:Originally posted by MusicILove:
Although I am stepping back from production this is worth it. This might rekindle my love of it as the main issue I have is with Soundesign.
If you learn your basic ADSR envelopes and how they relate to amplitude and filters, plus a bit of knowledge on oscillators, that's a huge step in the direction of fine tuning any preset to your liking.
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Alert moderatorEdited by - Si Thompson on 2020/02/11 20:51:46
Si Thompson Junior Member
United Kingdom
131 posts Joined: Mar, 2016
Posted - 2020/02/12 : 19:25:25
quote:Originally posted by LeVzi:
The dev has already said its 32bit and windows only. It won't be 64bit ever as some of the modules he used , the devs for them are no longer bothering.
Si Thompson Junior Member
United Kingdom
131 posts Joined: Mar, 2016
Posted - 2020/02/13 : 11:24:42
quote:Originally posted by LeVzi:
Well he started making it 8 years ago, and used Synth Edit modules that never got updated when Synthedit did. And the people who created the modules are no longer doing it apparently so he'd have to pay coders to port the modules to 64bit.
It will bridge, but wont be a massive release. I'll get it for a Euro.
DJ_FunDaBounce Advanced Member
Colombia
1,099 posts Joined: Nov, 2001
Posted - 2020/02/13 : 16:01:43
quote:Originally posted by Si Thompson:
quote:Originally posted by LeVzi:
Well he started making it 8 years ago, and used Synth Edit modules that never got updated when Synthedit did. And the people who created the modules are no longer doing it apparently so he'd have to pay coders to port the modules to 64bit.
It will bridge, but wont be a massive release. I'll get it for a Euro.
Same. A euro is nothing.
Please let us know how stable it is, guys. Currently my system is pretty solid. don't want to bring in a new element that throws it off. The 1 euro/32-bit ordeal makes me think he's a one man army. No propper support like the big developers.
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Si Thompson Junior Member
United Kingdom
131 posts Joined: Mar, 2016
Posted - 2020/02/13 : 19:44:10
quote:Originally posted by DJ_FunDaBounce:
quote:Originally posted by Si Thompson:
quote:Originally posted by LeVzi:
Well he started making it 8 years ago, and used Synth Edit modules that never got updated when Synthedit did. And the people who created the modules are no longer doing it apparently so he'd have to pay coders to port the modules to 64bit.
It will bridge, but wont be a massive release. I'll get it for a Euro.
Same. A euro is nothing.
Please let us know how stable it is, guys. Currently my system is pretty solid. don't want to bring in a new element that throws it off. The 1 euro/32-bit ordeal makes me think he's a one man army. No propper support like the big developers.
I may hang back for a few days after its release and see what other people have to say about it.
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