Google finds some stuff:marvotron wrote:also i noticed the mention of using script files. any documentation about this 'PikaScript' anywhere and how to use it?
Because I'm a customer in 2011 who doesn't like having to use j bridge or rely on the bridge in cubase, you will find that instead of updating their existing range to 64bit some developers are keeping the ball rolling by bringing out new products and drummingTeksonik wrote:Why?glasgene wrote:no all I want is 64 bit compatability...
up new business ala Bitspeak !!
origami wrote:How strange, I've just downloaded version 3 and when I try to register it says my info (name, email or serial number) is incorrect and can't register. Really weird, since I'm a Microtonic legal customer since 2005 and I've just actually copied the required info from my activation email...and actually, Sonic Charge web asks for the same data in order to login and I can login with no problems...just sent Sonic Charge and email, I want my Microtonic 3, I deserve it!!!!!
You need to have your new serial key generated here.origami wrote:How strange, I've just downloaded version 3 and when I try to register it says my info (name, email or serial number) is incorrect and can't register.
glasgene: don't you just love how stupid we are for finding 64 bit important, and how smug and snarky people like teksonik act towards us for even mentioning that some of these 32 bit programs don't work well at all with jBridge. earlier in this thread (about 4 pages ago) i said that i have jBridge and it makes the functionality of Microtonic and Synplant lesser than what they should be. so what happens next? i am told by the next poster to just use jBridge. it seems that there will probably be a bunch of people on this forum that will still be using Windows XP 25 years from now because they will see no reason to ever switch, because only stupid gullible people like me are dumb enough to buy into the false propaganda regarding x64. and i just want to be clear that i am not talking about everybody that uses 32 bit, merely the few out there that openly attack people for it, in their smug and snarky fashion.glasgene wrote:Because I'm a customer in 2011 who doesn't like having to use j bridge or rely on the bridge in cubase, you will find that instead of updating their existing range to 64bit some developers are keeping the ball rolling by bringing out new products and drummingTeksonik wrote:Why?glasgene wrote:no all I want is 64 bit compatability...
You want to look at small companies who work with their customers needs Voxengo and Melda; I haven't installed Micro since I went 64bit, some might say well sell it then but I won't because I think its a great plug in and errr you can't anyway
yep no excuses 64 bit for 2011! still annoyed that they launched this on the eve of 2011 and didn't take 64 bit further but developed something else they can sell .. but f**k it I'll just wait to use it again likewise with a few other dev's I won't mention names but all this small companies and we can only do so much stuff is total poo poo when they find the time to make something else ! said and donewetdentist wrote:glasgene: don't you just love how stupid we are for finding 64 bit important, and how smug and snarky people like teksonik act towards us for even mentioning that some of these 32 bit programs don't work well at all with jBridge. earlier in this thread (about 4 pages ago) i said that i have jBridge and it makes the functionality of Microtonic and Synplant lesser than what they should be. so what happens next? i am told by the next poster to just use jBridge. it seems that there will probably be a bunch of people on this forum that will still be using Windows XP 25 years from now because they will see no reason to ever switch, because only stupid gullible people like me are dumb enough to buy into the false propaganda regarding x64. and i just want to be clear that i am not talking about everybody that uses 32 bit, merely the few out there that openly attack people for it, in their smug and snarky fashion.glasgene wrote:Because I'm a customer in 2011 who doesn't like having to use j bridge or rely on the bridge in cubase, you will find that instead of updating their existing range to 64bit some developers are keeping the ball rolling by bringing out new products and drummingTeksonik wrote:Why?glasgene wrote:no all I want is 64 bit compatability...
You want to look at small companies who work with their customers needs Voxengo and Melda; I haven't installed Micro since I went 64bit, some might say well sell it then but I won't because I think its a great plug in and errr you can't anyway
Everyone needs to eat from time to time.glasgene wrote: still annoyed that they launched this on the eve of 2011 and didn't take 64 bit further but developed something else they can sell
Never programmed in yadda yadda. Is it an object oriented language?whyterabbyt wrote:any language with a C-style syntax (C, C++, java, javascript, yadda yadda)
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