I'm probably setting myself up for failure asking this ....
It seems like Syncrosoft eLicenser support was a priority many years ago, but it seems to have dropped off the map (or at least discussions). The Arturia plugs are still noticeably missing from Receptor support, as are many other Syncrosoft only protected plugs.
Also, while I'm asking, how about support for the Korg Legacy line? Many of these work without the VSTi editor already on Receptor.
Regards,
Kevin L
When will Syncrosoft be addressed in Receptor OS
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- KVRian
- 691 posts since 13 May, 2004 from Silicon Valley
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 691 posts since 13 May, 2004 from Silicon Valley
How about one of the most basic, first requested features (from back in 2004) --
Multi-USB-Keyboard support!
Multi-USB-Keyboard support!
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- KVRist
- 106 posts since 1 Jun, 2004
*cough* dead platform *cough*
For me that statement means both the Receptor AND Arturia .. I HATE those little dongles, and even after buying 2 backups, losing the original and the 1st backup, now the 2nd one refuses to be recognized by their management software. I'm glad I hesitated to update to the latest versions of 2600, minimoog and modular, as those are all I can run now, but at least they run everywhere I need them to without a dongle, and only have to put the installer CD's in when I upgrade the Mac OS. Once these apps can't run anymore, it's over with Arturia, and it's pretty much over with MUSE as well. My Rev C is relegated to home studio only, unless there's some quarky VST that won't run on my Mac that I absolutely HAVE to use, but that's highly unlikely with all the stuff out there (NI K5, existing Arturia, my Virus Snow desktop etc etc).
It's a shame .. I had this grand plan in mind, and it just could not be realized, but when I need that kind of stuff on stage, it's a Macbook Pro, and for bar gigs, just plain old hardware synths. I hate giving up, but once I did I was a lot happier. I feel like all I really gave up was my lust for new software and the latest thing.
The Rev C I have is probably going to be delegated to a Vokator player, for the 1 in 100,000 chance I need or want to do that kind of thing ...
oh but Tikyclav is awesome ...
For me that statement means both the Receptor AND Arturia .. I HATE those little dongles, and even after buying 2 backups, losing the original and the 1st backup, now the 2nd one refuses to be recognized by their management software. I'm glad I hesitated to update to the latest versions of 2600, minimoog and modular, as those are all I can run now, but at least they run everywhere I need them to without a dongle, and only have to put the installer CD's in when I upgrade the Mac OS. Once these apps can't run anymore, it's over with Arturia, and it's pretty much over with MUSE as well. My Rev C is relegated to home studio only, unless there's some quarky VST that won't run on my Mac that I absolutely HAVE to use, but that's highly unlikely with all the stuff out there (NI K5, existing Arturia, my Virus Snow desktop etc etc).
It's a shame .. I had this grand plan in mind, and it just could not be realized, but when I need that kind of stuff on stage, it's a Macbook Pro, and for bar gigs, just plain old hardware synths. I hate giving up, but once I did I was a lot happier. I feel like all I really gave up was my lust for new software and the latest thing.
The Rev C I have is probably going to be delegated to a Vokator player, for the 1 in 100,000 chance I need or want to do that kind of thing ...
oh but Tikyclav is awesome ...