"We’ve been working really hard on this. Here’s a new beta of Presswerk, with a vast number of improvements and most niggles fixed.

But also, after reading all the feedback and carefully weighing pros and cons, we decided to rework the usability concept. This meant dropping the “vintage views” we had in the first beta."

Changes in Presswerk rev 3169

- Redesigned workflow.
- Repositioned HQ button (main LCD panel).
- Added Whole-State Undo (undo for accidental mode or preset changes).
- Added stuff to the manual.
- Improved latency reporting to Host.
- Changed BOTH to LINK (non-destructive behavior) and added a Parameter Feedback Overlay.
- Renamed ANLG button to DPR (DUAL PHASE ROTATION).
- SHIFT + knob’ on Dry:Wet, Int:Ext & percentage knobs now shows fine resolution in data display.
- Many fixes.

The new public beta is available to download from the u-he forum and KVR Audio. The plug-in is already available to purchase at a 30% discount during the beta period.

More information: u-he / Presswerk

 

Tried a bit, I prefer it now, without single views. Was a bit confusing.
Me no want Hive, me want Zebra3 :p

 

"Almost there, almost there…" (u-he - Nov 01, 2014 - KVR Audio)

 

i want the new Satin to be cracked

 

Send a letter to Santa

 

Easy workaround: Buy that software, then wait eight months, then sell it on KVR for 90% of your retail price (works with almost all new U-he stuff).

But I guess an estimated 90% discount is not enought right?


You could even save more if you buy Presswerk now and sell later.

 

Supporting developers is not about screwing on them.
You like it, you want it, you would like to support em -> you buy it. Period.

These workarounds to get your money back selling it months later and keep the thing are just dumb if you ask me.

Well, I can start a career buying stuff while on intro offer, and selling it months later for more, keeping it for me too. But also no.

 

Problem is: All those "Pro Tools 10" hot shot wannabe producers won't buy no matter what - they don't give a shit about "supporting a developer", they just want their toys for free.

Selling U-he stuff only works so good because it's uncrackable (good for me, if I ever get tired of my U-he collection I can sell it for sure).

I'm sure most of the honorable KVR members won't continue using a once sold synth again.. ;)