DC16 Dissapointment
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- Banned
- Topic Starter
- 489 posts since 12 Nov, 2008 from God's County
I was over all dissapointed with this years developer challenge. Firstly there were some developers who were only supporting 64bit with their entries, and some just seemed to be not compatable with ableton live 8 suite. I did however find Bitsonic's Sound recovery to be one of the best and most useful DC entries of all time. This is a really good tool for improving audio quality of sound files. It got my vote for first place, however sadly most people disagreed with my choice.
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- Beware the Quoth
- 33173 posts since 4 Sep, 2001 from R'lyeh Oceanic Amusement Park and Funfair
How many exactly, almost everything 64-bit was 32-bit as well. In fact 64-bit plugins were absolutely in the minority, there were barely enough to cover the five votes. There were a damn sight more developers who were only supporting 32bit.barrybitter wrote:Firstly there were some developers who were only supporting 64bit with their entries
my other modular synth is a bugbrand
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- Banned
- Topic Starter
- 489 posts since 12 Nov, 2008 from God's County
whyterabbyt wrote:How many exactly, almost everything 64-bit was 32-bit as well. In fact 64-bit plugins were absolutely in the minority, there were barely enough to cover the five votes. There were a damn sight more developers who were only supporting 32bit.barrybitter wrote:Firstly there were some developers who were only supporting 64bit with their entries
I have just re-downloaded all plugins for DC16 (except non Vsti/fx), and will retry them later when I have time and let you know exactly what does work for me.
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- KVRist
- 35 posts since 28 Nov, 2016 from UK
Hi,
I'll admit that the requirement for 32 bit plugins surprised me.
When I found out there was a need, I added a 32 bit version to Lagrange which is now in the zip.
I will be supporting 32 bit on Windows for all future plugins from Ursa DSP.
HTH,
Dave
I'll admit that the requirement for 32 bit plugins surprised me.
When I found out there was a need, I added a 32 bit version to Lagrange which is now in the zip.
I will be supporting 32 bit on Windows for all future plugins from Ursa DSP.
HTH,
Dave
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- Banned
- Topic Starter
- 489 posts since 12 Nov, 2008 from God's County
Thanks I appreciate that Dave, it's a shame though as I might of voted you first place if I had been able to try the plugin before the end of the DC16 closing. Anyway I will try this plugin now and give some feedback when I've tried it.Perambulum wrote:Hi,
I'll admit that the requirement for 32 bit plugins surprised me.
When I found out there was a need, I added a 32 bit version to Lagrange which is now in the zip.
I will be supporting 32 bit on Windows for all future plugins from Ursa DSP.
HTH,
Dave
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- KVRist
- 383 posts since 21 Jun, 2015 from India
Infact I find this DC as one of the best DCs. Because many entries supported 64 bit. There were very cool Vsts like The Qyooo (Feature Packed), Lagrange, Spaceship Delay, Roth Air, Youlean Loundness Meter etc.
There were some innovative stuffs like SnareBuzz (Thats one awesome tool for realistic snares), Devicer, Lord of the springs etc.
Not to forget Marie Ork which is the first Voice bank in DC.
Overall, its great to see new developers doing well. Also someone like Full Bucket (Made awesome sounding synths like Mono Fury) delivering a powerful synth.
The fact is, we are getting it for free. And many of the developers are new and imo, have done a great job. Its not necessary to bash them saying this was a disappointment.
If you want next DC to be a better one you can say "Well done" to the developers and say "May you make even more awesome things in the future". That encourages them. If somebody complains, new developers will hesitate to make new stuffs.
Thanks.
Paree
There were some innovative stuffs like SnareBuzz (Thats one awesome tool for realistic snares), Devicer, Lord of the springs etc.
Not to forget Marie Ork which is the first Voice bank in DC.
Overall, its great to see new developers doing well. Also someone like Full Bucket (Made awesome sounding synths like Mono Fury) delivering a powerful synth.
The fact is, we are getting it for free. And many of the developers are new and imo, have done a great job. Its not necessary to bash them saying this was a disappointment.
If you want next DC to be a better one you can say "Well done" to the developers and say "May you make even more awesome things in the future". That encourages them. If somebody complains, new developers will hesitate to make new stuffs.
Thanks.
Paree
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- KVRian
- 690 posts since 4 Jul, 2011 from England
