Bump! tell us more about what comes with the next update!

External sidechain
Optional oversampling
More versatile internal set of sidechain filters
Dual mono mode

how about a talent button? come on, Quinto, you're the only one who can actually pull it off!

I've disabled it. It would kill the fun

YES YES )! the optional oversampling will be great and allow a bit more instances and the external sidechain just awesome

Optional noise , please, it's important to me.

Bought C165a few days ago.
I have found that the most useful ranges for me are:
1. Attack - 10..1
2. Release - 100..10

But when I try to change values in this ranges - C165a feedback is too extreme.

After Cubase 7 relise I decided to buy VST3 plugs (VST3 plugs are able to sleep when there is no audio)

Dear SKNote, are you having any plans for VST3 relise?

I don't know. I cannot see the real sense of it.
We must complete RTAS(AAX before that, anyway

There are 2 important advantages to VST3 in a VST3 enabled host:

1. It's transparently easy to set up a sidechain in VST3: insert an instance of the plug in, enable the sidechain, and any channel(s) can then be sent to it. Much clearer, easier and faster than setting up a specialized Quadro channel and manually setting up the routing. If I need a sidechained comp, I will always use a VST3 enabled one.

2. A VST3 plugin is capable of suspending processing if there is no input. The more we mix ITB, the more we are becoming aware of how much CPU is required to process in high quality using internal high internal sampling rates and/or complex math. If all our plugins are doing this, then suspending processing when not in use gives our systems a serious CPU overhead advantage.

There are other advantages (like multi-channel operation) but these are the two most important and relevant for most. Thanks for considering!

it's hard only in Cubase in e.g. REAPER it's dead easy.


not that much of an advantage, there's freeze functionality, and if you're a REAPER user like me, you can even unload the plugin from memory completely while retaining its configuration.


again, nothing that can't be done if you're not using Cubase

Sorry, SKNote, but what about extreme behavior of the Attack and Release knobs.
Is there any key for pressing to switch behavior?
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I don't understand mixing process with frozen tracks.

VST3 bus processing is very complex.
For example if you wrote EQ VST3 plugin, it can process all channels in the strip (stereo, quadro, Dolby 5.1)

turn up the buffer then. problem solved no need for an entirely new VST standard.

OK, and when was the last time anyone needed this? that's something only a small minority needs, and there are already VST2 plugins that can cover these use cases.

Clearly as long as Burillo is happy everything is ok. The rest of us should just work in stereo and switch to Reaper...