i'd like to hear a shootout between the glue and antress apophis
we're almost to the point where AI can learn a vst and make a new one, without the malware ;)
using windows in 2024 is like using fruity loops 1.0 when you could be using bitwig
after 25 years of plugin hoarding, i've reached the conclusion that we don't need plugins as much as plugins need us.
spitfire hates linux, so on behalf of linux, linux hates them back
If you're committed to anarchy, one good way to circumvent Synplant would be to use Vital with this: [MEDIA]
analogy: you could buy about 3000 cyber trucks for what one lunar dune buggy cost in 1969, adjusted for inflation. what matters is will you be...
is there any problem with the Behringer interfaces? never hear anybody touting them but also, never hear of people complaining they don't work.
this is good news. i got a lot of mileage from the previous Charlatan. the demo sounds really promising. The Glow* preset sounded like it was...
how is the resynthesis done? does it use a wavetable and alter it or is it some kind of algorithmic formula?
at any rate, it wouldn't be hard for Sonic Charge to read the thread and get inspiration on how to circumvent the circumvention.
Sonic Charge is probably the king of making uncrackable software.
if nothing else works, try booting with one stick of ram at a time to rule out that one went bad.
If you are super serious about finding the best, here are some shootouts on YT: [MEDIA] [MEDIA] [MEDIA] [MEDIA]
Tucker would be great at talking about super low Trigger thresholds, it would be nothing but sustain and no transients.
Behringer is evil. People should give away their Behringer Synths. I will take them off your hands free of charge and ethically dispose of them.
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i wanted to chime in and add that some older motherboards won't let an m.2 drive be a boot device in linux. (probably other os as well) and it may...
don't like the midi editor at all, it's always been lower-tier. (in-line editing is similarly, anticlimactic) snapping is a general nightmare, has...
Tried to install this using Linux via wine but I guess it needs CUDA or something. Nevertheless, all it did was crash. However, The website...
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