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KVR Forum [Effects] » Archive » Effects » October 2004 Index | KVRFA6
AuthorTopic: Cyclin '74 Pluggo coming to Windows / VST
cobalt
Posted: 29th October 2004 06:14
...according to Harmony Central; out by the end of the year. And Cycling '74 has changed its website and added VST compatibility to the features.

Cool. Cool

-c
Ben [KVR]
Posted: 29th October 2004 06:18
*cough*

http://www.kvr-vst.com/news/2472.html
http://www.kvr-vst.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=61215
http://www.kvr-vst.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=61201
cobalt
Posted: 29th October 2004 06:21
Embarassed

Well, it was news to me. I think. Intepret my earlier post simply as an expression of my delight. Instead.

And, uh, thanks for the links.

Smile
You™
Posted: 29th October 2004 06:38
Cheers, I'm a longtime Pluggo user and I didn't know about the Windows port either. I hope you Windows users enjoy it. There's a few Pluggos (especially the third-party freebees) that I tend to use on just about everything and there's many, many more that I haven't even figured out. I only hope that if Pluggo catches-on for Windows that there aren't compatibility issues with the Win/Mac versions of the third-party Pluggos.
ageis
Posted: 29th October 2004 08:00
As far as I can recall, Max/MSP for windows uses Pace. Any ideas on what copy protection scheme Pluggo will use?
You™
Posted: 29th October 2004 08:12
ageis wrote:
As far as I can recall, Max/MSP for windows uses Pace. Any ideas on what copy protection scheme Pluggo will use?


Is PACE challenge-response? The Mac version does something like that. If I remember correctly, the install generates a number that gets sent to HQ who provide a response code. It's all automatic - pretty quick and painless I think. I don't remember having any problems. It also runs in demo mode for a grace period I think too...

I'll be going through another install this weekend so if you really want to know, I'll post back after I'm done.
jdg
Posted: 29th October 2004 08:20
pace also.

but this pace is not the feared pace of the past.

its been serveral years since then.. and now the pace iLok system is pretty good.


pluggo is great news for windows..
indeed indeed.
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