KVR Audio

feldmann · Post by **feldmann** » Tue Aug 04, 2009 9:46 pm

... yes, since months...

mäxchen · Post by **mäxchen** » Sun Aug 09, 2009 5:19 pm

like the new firmware/software update ...

Roel de Witt · Post by **Roel de Witt** » Tue Aug 11, 2009 10:22 am

Hi,

There is indeed a special V-Machine version of TruePianos coming up which is highly optimized for the V-Machine hardware. The current development build, depending on the module loaded, offers between 30 and 50 polyphony (with reverb enabled) on a standard V-Machine unit. More details will be released within the next few weeks.

mäxchen wrote:i heared there is a truepoianos version for vmachine in the pipe. maybe that would be something for you delafuerte !

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grapite · Post by **grapite** » Mon Aug 17, 2009 11:28 am

When is the BIG upgrade coming?

oldhanke · Post by **oldhanke** » Mon Aug 17, 2009 12:52 pm

grapite wrote:When is the BIG upgrade coming?

The Big or the small one... when??

gBeat2 · Post by **gBeat2** » Mon Aug 17, 2009 1:06 pm

puiff!!!!!!!!!!

feldmann · Post by **feldmann** » Tue Aug 18, 2009 10:05 pm

...in autumn or winter, when cpu-upgrade is available...

Martim · Post by **Martim** » Wed Aug 19, 2009 1:20 am

Hello to all!
I am new here, currently play live with a workstation and use some "perform" 10 or more parts, separated or mixed with all editions (effects, etc. ..). My question is: would the current V Machine to do the same thing?

Thanks

grapite · Post by **grapite** » Wed Aug 19, 2009 1:32 pm

Short answer is NO NOT EVEN CLOSE, so rather than starting a whole thing here about this product, I suggest you go back and read some of the older posts, that way you'll get an idea of it's short comings.
Regards

xtompe · Post by **xtompe** » Fri Aug 28, 2009 2:11 pm

Hi

Is there any news about NativeInstruments authorization? A while ago you said that you have a solution (if I remember correctly), but are waiting for NI to accept it.

/Tommy

feldmann · Post by **feldmann** » Fri Aug 28, 2009 11:07 pm

I also waited a long time for this, but remember that v-machine's CPU is not so powerful and NI vsti's are very CPU hungry. But give M42 Nebula a try. This is a very well sounding synth. Komplex, powerful, unbelievable...and it works very well with v-machine. So I don't miss my NI-Synths any longer in the band!
regards, hf

VFXAU · Post by **VFXAU** » Fri Aug 28, 2009 11:16 pm

feldmann wrote:I also waited a long time for this, but remember that v-machine's CPU is not so powerful and NI vsti's are very CPU hungry. But give M42 Nebula a try. This is a very well sounding synth. Komplex, powerful, unbelievable...and it works very well with v-machine. So I don't miss my NI-Synths any longer in the band!
regards, hf

Hi, we are happy to promote any plugin, I don't think this is the correct answer, the main reason that full version NI plugs are not running on the V-machine right now is because the autorization process. You can download the demo's of PRO53 and B4 etc and you can see that they run without any issues.

feldmann · Post by **feldmann** » Sat Aug 29, 2009 4:16 pm

Hi, the two "massive soundsets" and the "absynth soundset" for the NI-Kore player(which uses the original engine of massive and absynth) are very CPU hungry. This is my experience with them. So I gave up the plan to use kore player or one of these two synths in v-machine one day, and looked for replacements. Now I found M42 Nebula and I'm really happy about this.
I only wanted to pass this to other users of NI-Instruments and v-machine.
To PRO53 and B4 (I prefer vB3) I can't say anything.
Since I've bought v-machine I had to say googbye to some of my beloved VST's and have found really fantastic new ones. Meanwhile I'm more and more satisfied with the setup and can say, that v-machine makes a very good figure on stage and anywhere else, and I whish this for all v-machine users.
regards, hf

EvilDragon · Post by **EvilDragon** » Sat Aug 29, 2009 10:46 pm

Kore Player is more CPU intensive than separate versions of Pro-53 and others, simply because it can run several different engines at the same time.

VFXAU · Post by **VFXAU** » Sun Aug 30, 2009 1:13 am

feldmann wrote:Hi, the two "massive soundsets" and the "absynth soundset" for the NI-Kore player(which uses the original engine of massive and absynth) are very CPU hungry. This is my experience with them. So I gave up the plan to use kore player or one of these two synths in v-machine one day, and looked for replacements. Now I found M42 Nebula and I'm really happy about this.
I only wanted to pass this to other users of NI-Instruments and v-machine.
To PRO53 and B4 (I prefer vB3) I can't say anything.
Since I've bought v-machine I had to say googbye to some of my beloved VST's and have found really fantastic new ones. Meanwhile I'm more and more satisfied with the setup and can say, that v-machine makes a very good figure on stage and anywhere else, and I whish this for all v-machine users.
regards, hf

Thank you for the support, several other companies are doing specific V-Machine versions, they are finding out that the plugin can work as well on a V-Machine when the code is tweeked to do so( Such as Sonic Projects OPX etc ) as well as a version of True Pianos which is being released.