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mahana
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 Posted - Mon Jul 28, 2003 10:44 pm
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As some of you may know, Cakewalk recently took over fXpansion's VST Wrapper. They provided an upgrade to registered users, v4.3. Unfortunately, this has a bug when used within Cool Edit, causing CE to shut down when a VST app is closed. Today I noticed that they have provided a patch (V4.3.1) to remedy this problem. As they have not sent a notification about this, I thought I would let those of you who this applies to know. I have installed the patch and now everything is working perfectly again.
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kylen
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Posted - Mon Jul 28, 2003 10:56 pm
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Thanks mahana.  That's a wrapper I use a lot and was sorry to see it didn't work in CEP for a while...
kylen
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mahana
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Posted - Tue Jul 29, 2003 2:11 am
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Hi kylen,
I'm glad my post may have sped up your continued use of the Wrapper.
I don't write to this forum very often. The folks at Syntrillium have always addressed any problems quickly and effectively with direct contact. The communication has always been first rate and I value this.
I purchased the VST Wrapper when I upgraded TC Native Bundle V2(Direct X), to V3 which changed to VST only. I note that the new version 4.3.1, is supposed to be optimised for the UAD1...
Anyway, although I don't write often, I do read with interest the messages in this forum from you and all the other familiar names.
I for one feel that the partnership with ADOBE promises well, and when the time comes, that will be the main site I visit. I hope you and some of your on-line friends will continue to help new users of Audition.
Kind regards,
aomahana
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Craig Jackman
Location: Canada
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Posted - Tue Jul 29, 2003 5:23 am
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| mahana wrote: |
| I purchased the VST Wrapper when I upgraded TC Native Bundle V2(Direct X), to V3 which changed to VST only. I note that the new version 4.3.1, is supposed to be optimised for the UAD1... |
Slightly off topic, but if you ever get the chance to try it, the TC Native compressor is really good. I played with one over the course of a couple of months, and at higher compression ratios I really liked it. I had it on one female voice where it just kicked.
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mahana
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Posted - Tue Jul 29, 2003 6:27 am
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Yes Craig,
The TC Works single band compressor is very good.
When I want a more coloured sound though, my favourite is the PSP Vintage Warmer.
You should also check out Waves Masters Bundle. Although expensive, the EQ and L2 are stunning. It also includes a multi band compressor which with the TC and PSP provides an interesting range of compression types.
mahana
waiheke island
new zealand
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kylen
Posts: 290
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Posted - Tue Jul 29, 2003 7:38 am
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Yesterday, I was just studying the LinMB (from afar) 
http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/aug02/articles/plugin0802.asp
Automatic threshold, Automatic release, automatic gain makeup, Range (maximum amt of comression to be applied no matter what) are only a couple of the features I don't have ! Out of the range of my short term budget though...:(
kylen
ps mahana - I think many folks will be hopping around on both Adobe and radiokenny audiomasters. See you out there ! Keep on posting that cool stuff - get people thinking good thoughts about engineering and music and communication, whatever the medium !
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