discoDSP Discovery v2.6

[Vibro Larynx]

It is. Open unison.cfg with a text editor like notepad. New presets can be added and modified.

George, one question: How to 'undo' unison without reloading the program. Do I have to create
a 'default' (means no unison) preset in unison.cfg?

[george]

There is no undo implemented for Edit actions yet. Unison takes layer A and applies unison.cfg preset accordingly so there is not much to worry if it doesn't sound as expected.

An alternative way to have a backup could be to Copy Layer before messing with Unison.

[der_gary]

... I REALLY like this synth, man - nice work! In considering the special offer, or even were I to miss it, however - I must ask; Is the "not for commercial use" restriction in the licensing agreement, for the demo version only, or is it applicable to registered versions as well? I noted this restriction within HighLifes license as well. I do understand your covering your ass, with regards to "sampling" potentialities, that can be exploited with your offerings, but - how far does it go?

Of course commercial use is allowed when you buy Discovery. We do not allow that with demo versions only.

... I'll hope to get in on the 'deal', if not - I'll get it anyway.

Thanks for the prompt reply.

best.

[george]

There is a new beta using absolute values for Unison Edit instead relative. Give it a try. Feedback is always welcome.

[sraymar]

... I REALLY like this synth, man - nice work! In considering the special offer, or even were I to miss it, however - I must ask; Is the "not for commercial use" restriction in the licensing agreement, for the demo version only, or is it applicable to registered versions as well? I noted this restriction within HighLifes license as well. I do understand your covering your ass, with regards to "sampling" potentialities, that can be exploited with your offerings, but - how far does it go?

Of course commercial use is allowed when you buy Discovery. We do not allow that with demo versions only.

I've got the v2.5 demo and it would be difficult to use commercially because of the periodic noise bursts. But it could be used sparingly in between those bursts, and of course it could be sampled. If I were to conjure up a sound with it, or use it as part of a patch with another synth(s) and use it in a commercially sucessful tune, how would you know let alone prove it?

Steve

[george]

I've got the v2.5 demo and it would be difficult to use commercially because of the periodic noise bursts. But it could be used sparingly in between those bursts, and of course it could be sampled. If I were to conjure up a sound with it, or use it as part of a patch with another synth(s) and use it in a commercially sucessful tune, how would you know let alone prove it?

Requesting a purchase receipt to the producer?

Doing such thing is more ethics related I think. When making money from commercial products you better buy them to keep your karma safe or if you don't want to afford them just use freeware/donationware instead.

Have no ethics? Well, that's life and very little can be made to change that except oneself not behaving the same.

[der_gary]

... I REALLY like this synth, man - nice work! In considering the special offer, or even were I to miss it, however - I must ask; Is the "not for commercial use" restriction in the licensing agreement, for the demo version only, or is it applicable to registered versions as well? I noted this restriction within HighLifes license as well. I do understand your covering your ass, with regards to "sampling" potentialities, that can be exploited with your offerings, but - how far does it go?

Of course commercial use is allowed when you buy Discovery. We do not allow that with demo versions only.

I've got the v2.5 demo and it would be difficult to use commercially because of the periodic noise bursts. But it could be used sparingly in between those bursts, and of course it could be sampled. If I were to conjure up a sound with it, or use it as part of a patch with another synth(s) and use it in a commercially sucessful tune, how would you know let alone prove it?

Steve

[sraymar]

I've got the v2.5 demo and it would be difficult to use commercially because of the periodic noise bursts. But it could be used sparingly in between those bursts, and of course it could be sampled. If I were to conjure up a sound with it, or use it as part of a patch with another synth(s) and use it in a commercially sucessful tune, how would you know let alone prove it?

Requesting a purchase receipt to the producer?

Doing such thing is more ethics related I think. When making money from commercial products you better buy them to keep your karma safe or if you don't want to afford them just use freeware/donationware instead.

Have no ethics? Well, that's life and very little can be made to change that except oneself not behaving the same.

I am an ethical guy and I have bought softsynths and wouldn't use a demo on a commercial tune(if in fact I happened to write one and get the break), but still it seems it would be hard to prove if someone did.

Steve

[mabian]

Hello, are there problems about the final release of v2.6?
(I admit I'm looking forward to get it )

Bye

[Kriminal]

when is the full version out?

[cain]

wondering the same thing here?

[george]

Hello,

Hello, are there problems about the final release of v2.6?

No problems yet about it.

when is the full version out?

wondering the same thing here?

Full version will be oficially released quite soon.

[Gale]

george just a question

Is it posible to purchase Disco DSP Discovery from spain ?
Or do I have to forget about it?

[george]

Hello Gale, we are still working on this problem but at the moment such purchase is not possible, sorry.