I agree, variety is the spice of life. I find the aireq makes a perfect partner to the Sonalksis, different flavours to suit different sounds in the mix.bobby yarrow wrote:I was #2 I think. Always the bridesmaid, never the bride . . .
Great eq. I like having a lot of eq's and compressors, not sure whether it's my imagination or if variety adds something to overall quality of the mix. In-the-box the plugins I actually use are URS A & N, UAD 1073, the PSP master one, the elemental audio ones, some voxengos, outboard I use 1081's and a 737, and the aireq is a very welcome addition. Thanks for the great deal!
Air EQ Praise
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- KVRian
- 936 posts since 29 May, 2002 from UK
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- KVRist
- 154 posts since 23 Feb, 2006
That is why I prefer to be late than to sacrify quality. People always think that I am crazy when I search to obtain a certain level of quality, and believe me, if I only listened to myself, AirEQ would not be release yet !dalor wrote:Hi Fabrice, i'd say this groupbuy wouldn't have worked that well if your product wouldn't speak for itself. It seems the golden rule for any product has proven again: Only quality survives and sells.
The thing is that.. I love to do that ! These times are a bit hard because a lot of things happen at the same time, so it is harder to be responsive.. But I always try to do what as a client, I would expect from a company.dalor wrote:Another very positive thing about Eliosound and you is that you are reachable to consumers, like posting in forums like KVR which gives a character about your product rather than a dead website without knowing anyone behind it. I'm positive that this was the reason for some people to join the groupbuy.
dalor wrote:I wish all the 'big companies' out there would take this an example of how they should be: Quality Products - Friendly and helpful support - Open to suggestions - and a name you know you can talk to if there's any problem.
Excellent.
Thanks ! But.. Every company does the same, right ? 
Fabrice,
Eliosound
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- KVRian
- 609 posts since 23 Jun, 2005
Fabrice - does the Syncrosoft dongle require an internet connection in order to authorise AirEQ?
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- KVRist
- 154 posts since 23 Feb, 2006
I have two answers.mustgroove wrote:Fabrice - does the Syncrosoft dongle require an internet connection in order to authorise AirEQ?
No, if we send the dongle to you, the licence is already loaded on the dongle. You just have to install the Syncrosoft Licence Control Center on your computer, and you can immediately run AirEQ.
Yes, if you already own a Syncrosoft dongle. But you can load the AirEQ licence on the Syncrosoft dongle from any computer, if you previously installed the Licence Control Center on it. The licence download is painless, you just have to enter your activation code, and to wait for the load of the licence.
Hope this helps !
Fabrice,
Eliosound
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- KVRist
- 344 posts since 29 May, 2001
i am working with cubase sx3 now.
i plan on getting the update to cubase 4 within the next few weeks.
and maybe i will get a new dongle for cubase 4. i dont know.
will it be possible to transfer my license from the sx3 to the cubase 4 dongle?
i plan on getting the update to cubase 4 within the next few weeks.
and maybe i will get a new dongle for cubase 4. i dont know.
will it be possible to transfer my license from the sx3 to the cubase 4 dongle?
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- KVRAF
- 19156 posts since 13 Feb, 2003 from Vancouver, Canada
Oh, so you could download AirEQ, stick in the USB key, download and authorize it on a computer with internet, then bring it back to your audio computer. I see! That's good to know for the future.
Man, we're a lucky bunch...look at what we got!
Yeah, that's really where I'm heading too (just bought the PSP MasterQ, lovin' it!). I'm now reaching for certain EQs and compressors for certain jobs; nice analog: Sonalksis. Super-duper clean analog: MasterQ. Flexible EQ w/graph: Electric-Q. Sickly hot analog: TriTone. For "air" and all around sweetness: AirEQ.Arksun wrote:I agree, variety is the spice of life. I find the aireq makes a perfect partner to the Sonalksis, different flavours to suit different sounds in the mix.bobby yarrow wrote:I was #2 I think. Always the bridesmaid, never the bride . . .
Great eq. I like having a lot of eq's and compressors, not sure whether it's my imagination or if variety adds something to overall quality of the mix. In-the-box the plugins I actually use are URS A & N, UAD 1073, the PSP master one, the elemental audio ones, some voxengos, outboard I use 1081's and a 737, and the aireq is a very welcome addition. Thanks for the great deal!
Man, we're a lucky bunch...look at what we got!
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- KVRist
- 154 posts since 23 Feb, 2006
Yes !gunnar wrote:i am working with cubase sx3 now.
i plan on getting the update to cubase 4 within the next few weeks.
and maybe i will get a new dongle for cubase 4. i dont know.
will it be possible to transfer my license from the sx3 to the cubase 4 dongle?
You can do that with the Syncrosoft Licence Control Center !
Fabrice,
Eliosound
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- KVRian
- 936 posts since 29 May, 2002 from UK
I know, it's really quite ridiculous when we look at all the arguing threads about what is best. The tools we have at our disposal now offer us an INSANE amount of quality power and control that we could have but only dreamed off ten years ago.bduffy wrote:Oh, so you could download AirEQ, stick in the USB key, download and authorize it on a computer with internet, then bring it back to your audio computer. I see! That's good to know for the future.
Yeah, that's really where I'm heading too (just bought the PSP MasterQ, lovin' it!). I'm now reaching for certain EQs and compressors for certain jobs; nice analog: Sonalksis. Super-duper clean analog: MasterQ. Flexible EQ w/graph: Electric-Q. Sickly hot analog: TriTone. For "air" and all around sweetness: AirEQ.Arksun wrote:I agree, variety is the spice of life. I find the aireq makes a perfect partner to the Sonalksis, different flavours to suit different sounds in the mix.bobby yarrow wrote:I was #2 I think. Always the bridesmaid, never the bride . . .
Great eq. I like having a lot of eq's and compressors, not sure whether it's my imagination or if variety adds something to overall quality of the mix. In-the-box the plugins I actually use are URS A & N, UAD 1073, the PSP master one, the elemental audio ones, some voxengos, outboard I use 1081's and a 737, and the aireq is a very welcome addition. Thanks for the great deal!
Man, we're a lucky bunch...look at what we got!
And the time and effort that people put into a 50 page thread to say one sequencer is better than the other, when instead we should be reveling in the fact that we have such a wide choice!, something to suit everyone, and investing that energy in creating music instead.
We all have our vices though, mine's getting too distracted chatting to people on msn instead of working on the music, doh!.
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- KVRAF
- 19156 posts since 13 Feb, 2003 from Vancouver, Canada
Hee hee...yeah, my vice is this now. I got MSN-overload a couple years ago, now I just use it when I have to, and I have, like, 100 people blocked, so I can talk w/o distraction. But I tell you, I got KVR open all the time!Arksun wrote:I know, it's really quite ridiculous when we look at all the arguing threads about what is best. The tools we have at our disposal now offer us an INSANE amount of quality power and control that we could have but only dreamed off ten years ago.bduffy wrote:Oh, so you could download AirEQ, stick in the USB key, download and authorize it on a computer with internet, then bring it back to your audio computer. I see! That's good to know for the future.
Yeah, that's really where I'm heading too (just bought the PSP MasterQ, lovin' it!). I'm now reaching for certain EQs and compressors for certain jobs; nice analog: Sonalksis. Super-duper clean analog: MasterQ. Flexible EQ w/graph: Electric-Q. Sickly hot analog: TriTone. For "air" and all around sweetness: AirEQ.Arksun wrote:I agree, variety is the spice of life. I find the aireq makes a perfect partner to the Sonalksis, different flavours to suit different sounds in the mix.bobby yarrow wrote:I was #2 I think. Always the bridesmaid, never the bride . . .
Great eq. I like having a lot of eq's and compressors, not sure whether it's my imagination or if variety adds something to overall quality of the mix. In-the-box the plugins I actually use are URS A & N, UAD 1073, the PSP master one, the elemental audio ones, some voxengos, outboard I use 1081's and a 737, and the aireq is a very welcome addition. Thanks for the great deal!
Man, we're a lucky bunch...look at what we got!
And the time and effort that people put into a 50 page thread to say one sequencer is better than the other, when instead we should be reveling in the fact that we have such a wide choice!, something to suit everyone, and investing that energy in creating music instead.
We all have our vices though, mine's getting too distracted chatting to people on msn instead of working on the music, doh!.
I'd like to think that, on the whole, we're starting to back off the host wars a little bit. But then again, someone has always just joined and will take great offence to hearing that their host is inferior. And someone is always at or above 13 years of age.
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- KVRist
- 344 posts since 29 May, 2001
it is unbelievable that there are people havig actually the energy to argument which host is THE BEST.Arksun wrote: I know, it's really quite ridiculous when we look at all the arguing threads about what is best. The tools we have at our disposal now offer us an INSANE amount of quality power and control that we could have but only dreamed off ten years ago.
And the time and effort that people put into a 50 page thread to say one sequencer is better than the other, when instead we should be reveling in the fact that we have such a wide choice!, something to suit everyone, and investing that energy in creating music instead.
We all have our vices though, mine's getting too distracted chatting to people on msn instead of working on the music, doh!.
they all must be 16.
btw i couldnt listen to the tracks on your site, all links didnt work.
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- KVRian
- 936 posts since 29 May, 2002 from UK
Yeah I need to sort that, sorry. Musics up on my myspace pages though.gunnar wrote:it is unbelievable that there are people havig actually the energy to argument which host is THE BEST.Arksun wrote: I know, it's really quite ridiculous when we look at all the arguing threads about what is best. The tools we have at our disposal now offer us an INSANE amount of quality power and control that we could have but only dreamed off ten years ago.
And the time and effort that people put into a 50 page thread to say one sequencer is better than the other, when instead we should be reveling in the fact that we have such a wide choice!, something to suit everyone, and investing that energy in creating music instead.
We all have our vices though, mine's getting too distracted chatting to people on msn instead of working on the music, doh!.
they all must be 16.
btw i couldnt listen to the tracks on your site, all links didnt work.
http://www.myspace.com/arksun
http://www.myspace.com/luminarymusic
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- KVRist
- 496 posts since 23 Sep, 2003 from Washington
arg, have they gotten infinite inserts yet? I mailed them so many damn times... otherwise I am staying w/ sx3.gunnar wrote:i am working with cubase sx3 now.
i plan on getting the update to cubase 4 within the next few weeks.
and maybe i will get a new dongle for cubase 4. i dont know.
will it be possible to transfer my license from the sx3 to the cubase 4 dongle?
I am being lazy. I'll google.
Features:
State-of-the-art Audio + MIDI Recording/Editing/Mixing
Complete new set of VST3 virtual instruments and effects
Real multi-channel 5.1 surround sound
SoundFrame™ - Universal Sound Manager
Control Room integration within your outboard studio environment
Seamless integration of external audio and MIDI hardware
Pristine 32-bit floating point audio engine
Professional music notation and score printing
Cross-Platform: Windows and Mac OS X Universal Binary
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