ToneBoosters, I love your plugins

[bungle]

Beware that TB and DDMF do not work in Maschine, so definitely check them both fully in your host of choice.
I have bought both before i actually owned Maschine and now need to go buy Fabfilter or something instead

[PurpleCatfishBettie]

I like these plugins, and use a few of them all the time.

In the future, I'm hoping for a 1) guitar ampsim and 2) vsti from TB.

[kinwie]

Yes!!
ToneBoosters is the ultimate best-buy for me,
because I use it all the time and clients always happy by the result, especially when there is a TB ReelBus on the master.

Run solid and super-light on cpu within Pro Tools Win 32-bit, so I have no more any particular demand

[Agility]

Funny, I actually emailed TB back in July asking just this about TB FIX and suggesting a few other features like VST3, M/S/L/R per band etc

Hopefully these things happen, it's still the best dynamic EQ out IMO along with Melda and these features would hopefully help catapult it back up into the light so more people could discover it.

[lolilol1975]

Or, how about ditching Avangate and giving each customer a login so that they can download their licenses from a central repository in case they need to reinstall on a new machine?

Sorry but doesn't ToneBoosters use Keyfiles? At least on my end they do (haven't updated v3 in quite a while to be honest)

And you can easily access the whole plugin bundle as one download - which covers both the demos and full versions. though I do understand the commentary against downloading a whole bundle. Then again, it's merely 25MB (Windows x64) compared to 500+MB per maintenance update (looking at various companies with custom shops here).

They do, except that the link to the keyfile expires after three weeks or three downloads, whichever comes first. Not a good idea to lose those key files (like I did) due to a disk crash. I can't see why they can't implement a system where customers can download their key files anytime they want to.

Always backup all the keyfiles of all your softwares. I keep them in a cloud or in my email account.

Does anyone know if Jeoren Breebart has an account on KVR ?

[nicksohn]

Or, how about ditching Avangate and giving each customer a login so that they can download their licenses from a central repository in case they need to reinstall on a new machine?

Sorry but doesn't ToneBoosters use Keyfiles? At least on my end they do (haven't updated v3 in quite a while to be honest)

And you can easily access the whole plugin bundle as one download - which covers both the demos and full versions. though I do understand the commentary against downloading a whole bundle. Then again, it's merely 25MB (Windows x64) compared to 500+MB per maintenance update (looking at various companies with custom shops here).

They do, except that the link to the keyfile expires after three weeks or three downloads, whichever comes first. Not a good idea to lose those key files (like I did) due to a disk crash. I can't see why they can't implement a system where customers can download their key files anytime they want to.

Always backup all the keyfiles of all your softwares. I keep them in a cloud or in my email account.

Does anyone know if Jeoren Breebart has an account on KVR ?

Yes, if i remember correctly. Dunno what exact his account name.
If This thread goes massive, i think we can proudly contact him with the link of this thread.

[FrankLaVerne]

I just recently purchased TB Bus Compressor and TB Reelbus, and I love both of them, worth every penny.

Resizing and VST3 will most probably depend a lot on the selected framework the TB plugins are based on. I know that the JUCE framework can actually do it pretty well already, see e.g. The Glue. Or Sylenth1, which, IF I am not mistaking (correct me if I am wrong) was using a different framework back then and was ported to JUCE as well.

But it also depends on Jeroens plans for the future - there still seems to be some active development due to the fact that in April there was a maintenance update, but since 15 months there was no new Toneboosters plugin released. Then again, we'll never know what kind of surprises might happen

The keyfile handling is indeed quite user unfriendly - but depending on the case, I am sure that Jeroen might offer help. Also I'd rather get a couple of rewritable CDs and a couple of USB sticks containing my license backups then to use something like iLok.

[xx JPRacer xx]

I don't think the new version of Sylenth use the JUCE framework.

[lolilol1975]

If you can step up in price to the Fabfilter Pro-Q2, you will not miss the TB EQ or ever look back

I have no intention to upgrade to Pro-Q. I'm sure it's great (I've watched some great tutorials on youtube from FF), but TB EQ does everything I need and does it well enough for me. Except for the resizing thing. But that's not enough to justify spending money on another EQ.

[nicksohn]

I send the link of this thread to Jeroens.
Hope he would see our wishes.

[bungle]

If he can get his plugins working in Maschine, i would be over the moon, having to go to the mouse to change a parameter is a total pain, especially when you forget and accidentally try to adjust the parameter via the hardware and it jumps around like a loon haha

[nicksohn]

You know what!?

Dancing time coming!!

I saw this toneboosters FB.

What's happening at Toneboosters you may think - it has been silent for a while. We're working to allow several new features for new plugins, which takes a bit more time than expected! Some of these features include:
1) Scalable user interfaces
2) Easier registration - no more fiddling with key files anymore
3) VST3 support
4) Improved support for channel configurations other than stereo
5) Significant improvement in our DSP core algorithms, both in quality and efficiency
6) Ability to load and save program banks from within the plugin
7) and many more ...!
Stay tuned!

I think TB plugins are the most stable plugins, But 5) means...WHAT!?

Although He mentioned about new plugins, But I guess these will be also available for existing plugins. We know Jeroen!

Can't wait!! I'm so mad now!!

[kinwie]

okay, so there won't be any native RTAS or AAX version...
nevermind, Jeroen never promise me anyway )

[thebutler]

Can't wait!! I'm so mad now!!

Me too, since I read this..! I love these plugins; Barricade goes on everything..

I too hope the plans are not just for new plugins...

[lolilol1975]

You know what!?

Dancing time coming!!

I saw this toneboosters FB.

What's happening at Toneboosters you may think - it has been silent for a while. We're working to allow several new features for new plugins, which takes a bit more time than expected! Some of these features include:
1) Scalable user interfaces
2) Easier registration - no more fiddling with key files anymore
3) VST3 support
4) Improved support for channel configurations other than stereo
5) Significant improvement in our DSP core algorithms, both in quality and efficiency
6) Ability to load and save program banks from within the plugin
7) and many more ...!
Stay tuned!

I think TB plugins are the most stable plugins, But 5) means...WHAT!?

Although He mentioned about new plugins, But I guess these will be also available for existing plugins. We know Jeroen!

Can't wait!! I'm so mad now!!

WOW that's way more than I could ask for !
Talk about an update . As for 5), given these are some of the most transparent plugins I know, I wonder what he is cooking up, but that smells good for sure .