The Chameleon to Alchemy upgrade had an excellent price, as well.

Sorry - wrong thread.

Does anyone know if the loops from the recent Zero G sale (Sounds of the 70s for $20) can be used in loop software like Acid?

I know they are just wav files, but this library was originally sold for Intakt, so they might not be perfectly looped, or contain the extra '1' downbeat at the ent of each loop - I can't tell by reading the description.

The Antares special quoted in the Bargain thread: That's still only x32, right?

I seem to recall throwing away some money on a similar offer recently, and I didn't want to make the same mistake twice.

Anyone know of x64 development from them in the works?

Cheers
-B

evo throat is 32 bit only?

I have an Intel iMac and run Mac OS 10.6.8. Evo Throat works.

I was curious and sent a supposrt request asking for 64 bit development.

Let's say you buy the latest computer with the latest OS and a recent DAW update, will 32 bit plug-ins not work, be slow, eat more CPU power than they should, make the DAW unstable?

if used together with jbridge (to bridge them into a 64 bit host), i'd say they eat more computing power and more often cause pops n crackles.

...and lots and lots of crashes

I got a reply from Antares:



So they are working on it. I propose you try the demo. I did actually plan to try it on non-vocal sounds because I don't use much vocals and I had the suspicion that might be interesting but the result was beyond what I was expecting.

I use Logic 8. Mac OS 10.6.8 is 64 bit I think. So I am happy with Antares working on 64 bit.

Well, that confirms my suspicions. Just to be clear, x32 plugs will generally work in x64 environment with a bridge, but in my experience, not reliably. I now have a fully 64 bit environment that runs very efficiently. I don't need any bridges mucking up the works.

And Antares has been saying they'll release x64 for awhile now. I'll believe it when I see it (same goes to FLS and all its plugs). In the meantime, I've learned the hard way not to buy ANYTHING on faith.

cheers
-B

Yes just bought them and they drop into Acid in perfect time. You also get .nki files for Kontakt although I haven't tried them yet.

You guys were right. What was a good deal became a crazy good deal; bargain upgrade price, DL content, and a voucher I used for Skanner (which I'm really diggin').

The SFX Machine Pro nobrainer deal needs some critical info:

No 64-bit version, and there probably never will be an update for that.

6 hours waiting for link to download SFX Machine pro!

For those of you that grabbed Stutter Edit, they have just released an expansion pack for free! - just go the Stutter edit page on the izotope website and click on the 'free presets' link.