With no more info at all posted at Sugar Bytes facebook or twitter pages, makes me wonder if it all was an April 1st prank...?
Sugar Bytes usually don't launch their products far ahead of release dates...
They said it would be out in a few months, so still a while to goDavid wrote:I wonder if they're worried about launching at the same time as Tone2's Icarus, also a wavetable synth and getting a lot of buzz right now…?
The problem is, there are just too many platforms to test software on. Between OS and DAW, the possible combinations run into the dozens if not more.woodsdenis wrote:and crashes Cubase 8.5.15 on startup. You would wonder who tests these things.
Very CPU hungry , makes Serum look like a lightweight.
Very interesting sounds though
Just the other day I was thinking, "I sure could go for a bearded bassline gone fishing for diamonds in a lake full of frogs."
I am sure they will fix it.... latest version of Cubase/Mac hardly an unusual combo is it ?wagtunes wrote:The problem is, there are just too many platforms to test software on. Between OS and DAW, the possible combinations run into the dozens if not more.woodsdenis wrote:and crashes Cubase 8.5.15 on startup. You would wonder who tests these things.
Very CPU hungry , makes Serum look like a lightweight.
Very interesting sounds though
You're assuming those are the only two factors that determine the crash (DAW and operating system). That's a big assumption.woodsdenis wrote:I am sure they will fix it.... latest version of Cubase/Mac hardly an unusual combo is it ?wagtunes wrote:The problem is, there are just too many platforms to test software on. Between OS and DAW, the possible combinations run into the dozens if not more.woodsdenis wrote:and crashes Cubase 8.5.15 on startup. You would wonder who tests these things.
Very CPU hungry , makes Serum look like a lightweight.
Very interesting sounds though
or a simple assumption. will try this out soon (logic X/mac). but seems more reasonable to assume it IS something between the DAW and the plugin.jsp1979 wrote:You're assuming those are the only two factors that determine the crash (DAW and operating system). That's a big assumption.woodsdenis wrote:I am sure they will fix it.... latest version of Cubase/Mac hardly an unusual combo is it ?wagtunes wrote:The problem is, there are just too many platforms to test software on. Between OS and DAW, the possible combinations run into the dozens if not more.woodsdenis wrote:and crashes Cubase 8.5.15 on startup. You would wonder who tests these things.
Very CPU hungry , makes Serum look like a lightweight.
Very interesting sounds though
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