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Falcon is pretty easy to get into, I would say. Just watch all Dan Worrall videos on UVI's Youtube channel and you're well equipped with knowledge to lose yourself in its depths for a long time, and just keep exploring.

Honestly I'm not sure there. I think the update file got updated.

Update for this should be pushed now.

Nabeel noticed you're using continuous pedal, and on those last notes it's a rather slow release on it, so the code was adjusted so that continuous pedal doesn't release things faster than the actual release time of ADSR. Should help.

Or... did you by any chance disable repedalling? Seems we found a buglet there (envelope release isn't working when repedalling is disabled).

By the way, default patch, or one of factory snapshots? Or your own settings? How's release set on the Response page? And on Advanced page, what's the volume for sustained and pedalled releases? Feel free to tweak there.

Thanks. Will forward to relevant personnel

Care to post a MIDI file for that example so we can take a closer look at it?

You should definitely check out the Martinic freebies - they are actually better than what VB3 v1 had. http://www.vst4free.com/free_vst.php?plugin=Combo_Model_F&id=1365 http://www.vst4free.com/free_vst.php?plugin=Combo_Model_V&id=1004 I don't think they are still available. They are not on ...

You should definitely check out the Martinic freebies - they are actually better than what VB3 v1 had.

http://www.vst4free.com/free_vst.php?pl ... _F&id=1365
http://www.vst4free.com/free_vst.php?pl ... _V&id=1004

which for a looooong time seemed destined to spend its entire life as a 32-bit plugin Perhaps on Mac. It's been 64-bit on Windows for a while :) In any case, v2 is better in nearly every aspect. I kinda miss the Farfisa and Vox "tonewheel modes" in v2, but no matter, Martinic's free plugi...

I'm closing them all the time in Reaper and didn't have a crash while doing that yet...

5.8.1 is now officially released, fixing the issue with authorizing older Kompakt libraries.

Go with Repro-5 if you can. It is just soooo juicy.

You need them, Guy. You just don't know it yet.

These really sound great, I love 'em.

Guy Rowland wrote: ↑May 29, 2018 6:16 pmWell you're the guru, but I'm pretty sure it was only K10 or K11 that had a voucher for Kontakt 5.6 or something, wasn't it?

Not that I recall. K5 was a part of Komplete since Komplete 8 till today, K5.6 was not a paid update, you just got it with K10/11.

I'm not so positive. For such a long-awaited update there will likely be more than one battery of beta tests (as in, several builds would need to be tested, and that could be anywhere from 2 to x), and there's usually a month or two of testing per build... I don't see K12 out this year, but that's j...

Yeah I think all the non-Steinberg users are not going to be too bad off. Hell, Reaper and Sonar still support DirectX plugins, haha. VST2 is not going anywhere. Kinda like MIDI.

There's no MIDI learn, you have to announce each MIDI CC as an automatable parameter in order to "hack it in". Which, for something like Zebra, is kinda horrid, because Zebra recognizes the originating MIDI channel, so you'd need to reserve 16*128 automation parameters JUST for MIDI learn....

It'd be nice if Steiny didn't butcher certain good things VST2 had, like MIDI learn and support for Program Change etc.

Yes brick and mortar stores will stock these, just like any other DSI synth.

I was a bit tongue in cheek on that one. Dunno, somehow 8dio's sampling never impressed me. I can't quite put my finger on it. To me it feels like the better part of Tonehammer went to Soundiron, not 8dio.

It's not fully sample based, it has digital (DSP) oscillators as well (like those in Prophet-12). The filters sound absolutely yummy on this one. But yeah it only has 150 GB of samples because 8dio cannot sample things efficiently, haha.

UI refreshes just aren't the most important thing in Reaper - I think it's designed in a way to never drop out audio as much as it's possible, UI and everything else be damned. (That would be the "upside" Guy is mentioning.)