I also got a reply saying they believe it to be a de-normal problem and will fix it soon - without removing the nice sound quality I hope.

EDIT: may not be denormal, I misunderstood the comment in my email.
Last edited by kylen on Mon Dec 17, 2012 12:39 pm; edited 1 time in total

Hi,

I don't have any obvious problems with TT 1.5.1.0 on Window 8/Cubase 7, all x64.

Well, the Power-LED doesn't do anything on click, but if even if it's supposed to do I don't care.

Shouldn't a de-normal issue rather be general? Now I'm sort of


Cheers,
LiteOn
Last edited by LiteOn on Mon Dec 17, 2012 9:46 am; edited 2 times in total

Well, I'm using a 32bit host (Ableton), so that might make a difference. Don't know enough about coding (read: zilch, basically) to say yay or nay.

I also got a prompt reply today. Unfortunately I forgot to check out the plugin at the studio. Was too busy so I have no idea if it's a 32bit vs 64bit issue. Oh well, I'll try to remember tomorrow.

Cheers!
bManic

Need a reminder pm?


Cheers,
LiteOn

Not sure it'd help.. don't have a connection to the net on the studio computer. Well, we do but it's mainly turned off. Used only for plugin updates and such.

Cheers!
bManic

update: i updated my earlier denormal post, it may not be that, too early to tell. they are in the 'trying to understand' the problem stage - my words. I'll let them take it from here and just wait for the release. Soon i hope...

I guess the star on xmas means all the plugs will be available again?

Interesting, 1.5.1 of TwinTube does NOT have the same CPU spike problem on my studio computer. This is also an intel system (i7 920) but it's running Windows 64bit instead of 32bit.

I need to do some more testing but at least at first it doesn't seem to have any issues with CPU spikes.

Mute/power button still doesn't work though.

Cheers!
bManic

That's almost my setup: i7 920 (at 3.6 GHz), Windows 8 x64.
Your host is x64 on your studio machine, isn't it?

Coul be really an issue of the x86 version only.


Cheers,
LiteOn

Mongo think something broken...hope them know what


http://www.plugin-alliance.com/tl_files/products/spl_twintub e/spl_twintube_changelog.txt

SPL TwinTube - Changelog

Version 1.5.1 (Oct 31, 2012)
- fixed potential TDM automation issue under Mac OS
- licenser: minor fixes
- licenser: fixed activation issue under Mac OS 10.5 / Pro Tools 8
- licenser: fixed potential crash in online activation under Mac OS
- licenser: fixed issues with USB stick activation
- licenser: fixed file handling with offline activation

Version 1.5 (Oct 16, 2012)
- Added AAX DSP

Version 1.4.2 (Jun 22, 2012)
- Licenser update: added toolbar and USB activation
- Fixed response issues in AU format
- change company string to Plugin Alliance

Version 1.4.1 (Jan 28, 2012)
- Resolved DAE/AAX AudioSuite incompatibility
- Fixed audio problems with certain licenses

Version 1.4 (Jan 2, 2012)
- Added presets
- Added AAX Native
- Added 64-bit support
- Added Plugin Alliance Licenser

The Maag is quite interesting

This is "flat", just inserting it does this:



This is some boosting.



It interesting doing this live as you see how the entire curve changes each time you boost or cut.

If I were to move one or more of these controls this curve would come out very different.

I like it, for now though I am undecided if its needed, but today it was a huge help in a project I am working on, but then again once you know what it's doing perhaps you can just approximate it with another EQ.

How do you like the Maag compared to the DDMF 6144? Just curious.

It isn't supposed to be a flat eq. Also, it's mentioned as a "sculpting" eq in one of those viddys. It's not and was never designed to be surgical.

No new announcements on last few alliance deals....are you lot also feeling plugin offer fatigue like me

Ahhh what the hell, here's the latest currently on offer...

bx_stereomaker: $59 (usally $129)
spl drumXchanger $89 (usally $199)