Will Synapse Audio Ever Release Orion 6?

[j_T]

Never had a problem with anything once I got my head around it

Regards,

Tommy

[Breakpete]

You are most fortunate. Some things can be bloody annoying even if I have a perfectly good understanding of how they work.

[BONES]

Actually, it was v2:

Scans VST plugs in both user & Fruity directories.

If you weren't from an English speaking country, I might understand but you're making an idiot of yourself. Do you understand the difference between VST and VSTi? And doesn't that entry in the ChangeLog suggest that VST [effect] support was already there and that this was an improvement? I bought Fruity at v1.7 and I'm pretty sure it supported VST effects then. VSTi support was put in during the beta phase of v3, when I was testing it for them.

As for Fruity's workflow, it is an abomination.

[TVD]

Actually, it was v2:

Scans VST plugs in both user & Fruity directories.

If you weren't from an English speaking country, I might understand but you're making an idiot of yourself. Do you understand the difference between VST and VSTi? And doesn't that entry in the ChangeLog suggest that VST [effect] support was already there and that this was an improvement? I bought Fruity at v1.7 and I'm pretty sure it supported VST effects then. VSTi support was put in during the beta phase of v3, when I was testing it for them.

As for Fruity's workflow, it is an abomination.

CORRECTION: THAT information came from the FL Studio website.

If they were saying "VST plugs", they meant it.

Now if they were talking about "effects", then they screw up with the damn typos, not me you fool !!! :hihi:

BTW, they were specific about VSTi in v3 & DXi in 3.1 soon after. So you were correct about the "instruments".

[Teksonik]

As for Fruity's workflow, it is an abomination.

Explain your opinion please.

[TVD]

As for Fruity's workflow, it is an abomination.

One thing I like about Orion is that it will tell you the exact number of outputs of all of your instruments.

When using FLS, all the instruments have just one (even the drum synths )

[Teksonik]

As for Fruity's workflow, it is an abomination.

One thing I like about Orion is that it will tell you the exact number of outputs of all of your instruments.

When using FLS, all the instruments have just one (even the drum synths )

All you have to do is check "Enable Multiple Outputs" in the triangle drop down menu on the Fruity Wrapper. This allows you to chose whether or not you want an instrument to take up just one or more mixer strips.

[BONES]

As for Fruity's workflow, it is an abomination.

Explain your opinion please.

Let's start with non-standard windows operation like clicking on the icon in a window title bar to call up presets [asuming it still works that way]. Then let's move on to a single block in the playlist for a pattern, regardless of length [could finally be different by now, who knows]. Then there's the ability to see only one Channel Window at a time, and all the tiny little pages, one at a time, it contains. And there's the necessity of changing tools all the time in the PR. But the biggest one for me is the inability to organise the GUI in such a way as to have access to all the things you want to get at easily, especially once you have a few channels and you have to scroll around, or zip 'em or do some other thing to keep it all manageable, that really just makes it worse. e.g how long does it take you to open up somone else's project and work reduce the amount of reverb on the bass-line?

[spaceman]

As for Fruity's workflow, it is an abomination.

Explain your opinion please.

Let's start with non-standard windows operation like clicking on the icon in a window title bar to call up presets [asuming it still works that way]. Then let's move on to a single block in the playlist for a pattern, regardless of length [could finally be different by now, who knows]. Then there's the ability to see only one Channel Window at a time, and all the tiny little pages, one at a time, it contains. And there's the necessity of changing tools all the time in the PR. But the biggest one for me is the inability to organise the GUI in such a way as to have access to all the things you want to get at easily, especially once you have a few channels and you have to scroll around, or zip 'em or do some other thing to keep it all manageable, that really just makes it worse. e.g how long does it take you to open up somone else's project and work reduce the amount of reverb on the bass-line?

sorry bones.. but you obviously don't know what you're talking about. Nice try.. but

[BONES]

Please feel free to enlighten me. I will admit that I haven't really touched Fruity since 4.2 or something but I get the impression that none of the things I dislike about its workflow have changed since then.

[Teksonik]

That's it? You have a really low abomination threshold. It has been a while since you've worked with FL. Patterns now reflect their actual length in the playlist. Clicking the icon brings up a list of presets that in many synths shows the entire list of presets rather than having to endlessly scroll up and down a vertical menu which is one thing I dislike about Orion. The other items I'm not really sure what you're on about but it makes no difference. You love Orion. No problem, more power to you sir. Nothing I or anyone else says will likely change your mind and quite frankly that's not my intention. If it works for you then that's all that matters-to you. I was once the most loyal Orionaut until one day I downloaded the FL demo and to make a long story short Orion Platinum now sits gathering virtual dust on my hard drive. To each his own and leave it at that please. I just wish you would stop stating your opinion as fact. It's terribly annoying but then I have the feeling that's the whole point of your posts.

[Kriminal]

Buy Reason, its much better

[TVD]

Buy Reason, its much better

Now that's not nice.

[Jaeson Merrill]

Do you use Orion?

In case Bones never told you, I try out Orion 5.8 (demo) a few months ago.

And I like the mixer arrangements a lot (especially for using drum synths).

Even now, I putting money aside for Orion. And for my own production, it will co-exist with FL Studio 5 & Audition.

But I want to know what Orion 6 is going to look like first.

So you're saying FL Studio is better than Orion? No way. For one thing, Orion Platinum's drivers are simply better. Better sound, period. Next, Orion has way better synth's than FL Studio. FL Studio has so many cheesy sounds I don't even know where to begin laughing. To me, FL is like an introduction to music making. But if you want a serious VST, invest in Orion.

Orions DRIVERS??? since when does a software program have drivers besides Gigastudio??

i dont think you know what youre talking about at all..

and besides, this thread is retarded, its actually an insult to retarded people by my comparing it to their mental slowness.

dont you people see that what suits one may not suit another???

FL suits my workflow. Orion sucks. to me. So does reason, tracktion, and cubendos.

leave it alone.


and get a life while youre all at it..









then agian, why am I posting ???

[Jaeson Merrill]

Only thing I care about is seeing more stability when midi editing(crashing when doing tasks while transpot is running) & getting a fix for the native Orion plugs remembering their settings on loading a saved project file..

whoa, quite the showstopping couple of bugs