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You need to assign the XYs to cc/automation

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aMUSEd wrote:You need to assign the XYs to cc/automation
When i am opening the plugin i see white window no gui.
I tried with plogue stand alone.

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Usually you get that in a host that doesn't support it, but Bidule is the only one I know that does so it should work.

What OS are you on?

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aMUSEd wrote:Usually you get that in a host that doesn't support it, but Bidule is the only one I know that does so it should work.

What OS are you on?
Sierra 12.3 i think .

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Same as me then, it's working fine for me in Bidule (32 bit of course)

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aMUSEd wrote:Same as me then, it's working fine for me in Bidule (32 bit of course)
The instllation of bidule is one 32/64 bit.

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Yes but you need to switch it to 32 bit mode (I make 2 copies of the app and keep one in 32 bit mode, the other 64)

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Halonmusic wrote:
Shame its not for windows.
there is a windows version, but its just about unusable. it has a really bad memory leak that spikes whenever you change presets....so, go through 5 or 6 patches and youre kinda done and have to close it, remove it from or reload the project and start over. this memory leak persists even when you dont change patches, its just a bit slower.

a shame really, since it is kind of interesting, and you dont need the nuke at all.

if i remember the story correctly...there isnt likely going to ever be an updated windows version because all that data has been lost. the windows version is just kind of gone. dont quote me on that though...thats just what i seem to remember hearing about the situation a few years ago when this subject was brought up.
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chaosWyrM wrote:
Halonmusic wrote:
Shame its not for windows.
there is a windows version, but its just about unusable. it has a really bad memory leak that spikes whenever you change presets....so, go through 5 or 6 patches and youre kinda done and have to close it, remove it from or reload the project and start over. this memory leak persists even when you dont change patches, its just a bit slower.

a shame really, since it is kind of interesting, and you dont need the nuke at all.

if i remember the story correctly...there isnt likely going to ever be an updated windows version because all that data has been lost. the windows version is just kind of gone. dont quote me on that though...thats just what i seem to remember hearing about the situation a few years ago when this subject was brought up.
Shame. :(
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Halonmusic wrote:
chaosWyrM wrote:
Halonmusic wrote:
Shame its not for windows.
there is a windows version, but its just about unusable. it has a really bad memory leak that spikes whenever you change presets....so, go through 5 or 6 patches and youre kinda done and have to close it, remove it from or reload the project and start over. this memory leak persists even when you dont change patches, its just a bit slower.

a shame really, since it is kind of interesting, and you dont need the nuke at all.

if i remember the story correctly...there isnt likely going to ever be an updated windows version because all that data has been lost. the windows version is just kind of gone. dont quote me on that though...thats just what i seem to remember hearing about the situation a few years ago when this subject was brought up.
Shame. :(
Actually they did release a beta that addresses some of the memory and spiking issues. It is usable on Windows but some promised functionality was never available such as stick recording.

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aMUSEd wrote:
Halonmusic wrote:
chaosWyrM wrote:
Halonmusic wrote:
Shame its not for windows.
there is a windows version, but its just about unusable. it has a really bad memory leak that spikes whenever you change presets....so, go through 5 or 6 patches and youre kinda done and have to close it, remove it from or reload the project and start over. this memory leak persists even when you dont change patches, its just a bit slower.

a shame really, since it is kind of interesting, and you dont need the nuke at all.

if i remember the story correctly...there isnt likely going to ever be an updated windows version because all that data has been lost. the windows version is just kind of gone. dont quote me on that though...thats just what i seem to remember hearing about the situation a few years ago when this subject was brought up.
Shame. :(
Actually they did release a beta that addresses some of the memory and spiking issues. It is usable on Windows but some promised functionality was never available such as stick recording.
Awesome! Are you on windows? Have you tried it?
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Not anymore but I still have it installed on my laptop

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Cool. Guess i should try and see if it works.
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Do you have a NUKE, won't work without it?

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fmr wrote:
egbert101 wrote:
Halonmusic wrote: Shame its not for windows.
It's probably all down to this guy, and whether he would ever take up the project again:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephan_Bernsee

It's a shame because it sounds amazing to me.
This guy is now the CTO and main developer of Zynaptiq. Neuron was a failed experience, and I don't think he wants to repeat it (and yes, that's old news). He is a brilliant programmer. I remember talking with him in Frankfurt, and they were very interesting talks, still in the Prosoniq era. He was then developing the algorithm that became the basis of Ptchmap.
I think that’s misleading as it suggests that the reason the Neuron failed had something to do with its properties as a synth. From what I saw as an interested potential customer, is that the reason the Neuron failed was because it was a very expensive and forward thinking synthesizer. It was also released just about at the time that VSTi instruments like Absynth and Zebra started getting really good. If you look at the hardware instruments that seem to be hits at the moment, none of them are very forward thinking or innovative.

So, at the time the Neuron was being produced, I owned a TS-10 and, mid-Neuron production, sold that (stupidly) to fund a bunch of smaller more functionally focused hardware synths and started dabbling in software with Absynth. (Wavestation, Virus C, Micron, XV5050) Did I want a Neuron? Hell yeah, but it would have had to been at the expense of losing a lot of the instruments that I already had and used all the time. The Neuron is the type of instrument that for me gets used sparingly. To sink that much money into it just didn’t make sense, and I think that holds true for a lot of people.

Now it suffers the stink of failure that it can’t seem to wash off. Shed that unnecessary hardware husk and make a Mac/Windows compatable plugin of that software and I bet it would be a hit. Don’t do what BT Phobos did and saddle it with a ridiculous price tag. Make it $149 or so and it would sell. Make it $99 and watch it sell like hot cakes. (Sorry Spitfire, I find your plugin interesting but not interesting enough to drop $300 on.)
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