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1. SOFTUBE VST 2.4 PLUGIN PATH GENERATOR
2. SOFTUBE VST 2.4 PLUGIN PATH UPDATE
3. SOFTUBE VST 2.4 PLUGIN PATH WINDOWS 10
4. SOFTUBE VST 2.4 PLUGIN PATH PRO
5. SOFTUBE VST 2.4 PLUGIN PATH LICENSE

General: Fixed missing presets in Wavelab and other VST3 DAWs

SOFTUBE VST 2.4 PLUGIN PATH PRO

General: Fixed rendering in Pro Tools on the start of a session General: Fixed potential CPU spikes and audio dropouts General: Fixed potential crashes in Cubase and other VST2 / VST3 DAWs General: adding Windows High DPI support for VST2/3 plugins

SOFTUBE VST 2.4 PLUGIN PATH UPDATE

General: Windows October 2018 update compatibility General: VST3: Improved synchronization between parameter states and some UI functions, e.g. General: VST3: Fixed issue with VST3 preset permissions General: VST3: Fixed issue with adapting to host knob mode, and now prioritizing linear General: AU: Fixed issue with increased CPU and memory on reopening UI General: Fixed activation issue in Windows hosts set to non-English language (e.g. General: macOS 10.14.5 Update compatibility General: Removed 32-bit support on macOS and Windows

SOFTUBE VST 2.4 PLUGIN PATH LICENSE

General: Improved license functionality and branding for subscription

General: Improved instantiation times for plugins General: Fixed opening authorization dialog triggering automation General: Fixed preset name restore in Logic when reopening a session

General: Fixed plugin validation in Logic under macOS Catalina

SOFTUBE VST 2.4 PLUGIN PATH WINDOWS 10

General: Qualified for use with Windows 10 November 2019 Update General: Qualified for use with macOS 10.15 Catalina General: Fixed audio processing initialization issues on amp and delay products General: Fixed UI resizing issues in Ableton Live on Windows General: Fixed logical issues in undo / redo behavior General: VST3: Fixed potential hangs in a DAW upon loading General: Qualified for use with the Windows Update General: Improved license dialog visibility in dark mode General: Fixed automation highlighting disappearing in Studio One General: Fixed possible artefacts when freezing or bouncing tracks in Pro Tools General: Compatibility with Logic on Apple Silicon devices via the Rosetta-2 layer You can also bring out delicate nuances previously lurking in your vocal tracks, acoustic guitar tracks, and even percussion sub mixes, without increasing their level and without heavy-handed EQ-ing. Louder Mixes, Smarter SaturationĮach of the four XL frequency bands have dedicated gain, drive and XL (mix) controls allowing you to increase the perceived volume of the signals without boosting its actual output level, giving you louder, punchier mixes. You can dial in analog warmth and subtle overdrive on individual tracks, or apply it to the stereo bus to thicken an entire mix. It features Brainworx´s “True Split” crossover technology, which ensures that the Mid and Side channels are always perfectly in phase, resulting in focused, huge-sounding mixes and masters.įrom subtle mix glue to insane crunch, the bx_saturator V2 lets you fatten and distort Mid and Side signals of your mix independently. If I was still on R10/11, I'd be vehemently arguing for the opposite.The bx_saturator V2 is an M/S & multi-band saturation tool that’s ideal for mastering, mixing and sound-design. (Obviously, I'm saying all this as a R12 owner, so I've kinda got a vested interest in seeing it included as an R12 exclusive. (I'm not a great fan of QNG, so improving on that wouldn't be too hard, imho.) It may be that whatever that secret ingredient is, it might be dependent upon a new SDK.

SOFTUBE VST 2.4 PLUGIN PATH GENERATOR

If, as Rootwheel suggests, the new SDK allows for greater functionality, then it would be foolish for Reason to not take advantage of that in developing this new Player.įurthermore, it seems likely that for a Bassline Generator to be at all 'cutting edge', it needs to do something significantly different/better than the stuff that can be achieved with PolyStep Sequencer or QNG. It would also, of course, be an incentive for more people to sign up to R12 or R+. This would definitely appease the 'early adopters' who bought R12 outright (and who, in some cases, were dissatisfied or frustrated with the various bugs and glitches.) On the flipside, I think it could be a smart move to release it as a built-in 'R12 only' device, included free with both the subscription AND the perpetual licensed version. Hope it is in the shop, as I'm sure there's plenty of Reason 11 and Reason 10 owners who would be interested in buying it - unless of course it's built using a new SDK which is Reason 12 only but which supports MIDI note bends. Good point - I've been assuming that they'd release it as a standalone RE in the shop but perhaps you're right, they may choose instead to release it 'for free' to Reason 12 and Reason+ owners only, as an embedded device that's part of the next Reason 12.x update.