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Jay - the wrapper was due for an update at the time we became aware of the existence of AAX.Īt this point, it may just be that a VST wrapper does not serve the best interest of Avid nor (to some extent) the users. If it was a case of a couple of days of hacking to make the wrapper translate between one world and the other, believe me I'd have done it. We've helped every VST developer that was willing to be helped. Steinberg were at best inconsiderate to change the windowing format without checking what other DAWs were doing OR checking what Apple's future plans for the windowing system actually were (their "future-proof" 2.4 system became obsolete with the jump to 64-bit, just as the 2.3 system did). Remute, I've explained the situation several times to you, and I'm not sure what else you'd have us do. It wasn't on an exclusive basis, hence the existence of things like Kore and VE Pro. We had to get an exemption, as did others whose plug-ins directly or indirectly enable conversion. I think it's common knowledge that the standard RTAS developer kit did not permit any kind of wrapping / format conversion of anything (VSTs weren't singled out for special treatment there). I guess SugarBytes didn't pay enough of a tribute to Avid.:mad::( If Avid wanted a quality experience for their end users then you'd get in touch with developers that put out buggy plugins under you sanction. Quality experience and the FXpansion wrapper? That's like saying you get quality when you buy Behringer equipment. We appreciate Sugar Bytes cooperation and will discuss this matter with them quickly.
Transvst pro tools 12 cracked#
We maintain this permission step in our efforts to ensure a quality experience on our audio platform, to provide high security from piracy and the use of cracked plug-ins, and to carefully consider the effects of these exceptions on customers and developers. Other types of products, like the wrapper, require our specific permission, as we granted in the case of FXpansion. The Avid plug-in developer agreement that developers sign is for plug-ins that can be used with Pro Tools and other Avid products. Sugar Bytes are outstanding developers who are bringing fantastic plug-ins to market including new AAX plug-ins. I want to reply to this thread in order to reel in any confusion. My posts over the last 5 years are probably all about this stuff, it's a long term frustration and as of today, one that still persists.Įdited: I appreciate the bigger picture is this wrapper potentially could dissuade developers to go AAX, why bother if this wrapper does all the work? But i'm still annoyed this morning by it all! It's just more frustrating to know this sort of thing is achiveable, in reach, but veto'ed. I'm not smug about having this "limited edition"plug - i presumably have no support going forward. I am soooooo fed up with Pro Tools this year, and Avid. Great - we get the best of both worlds, PT10's developing audio side which HAS got better and a look in at the world of VI's and effects that EVERY OTHER DAW enjoys! Workflow back to what I remember 5 (!) years ago. Interesting audiosuite options that disappeared in PT7 were now back- pluggo type effects (plug go itself!), modern NI effects.
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This Transvst plug gave me, for example, the option to run Sylenth or Diva without Vienna Pro, run wrapped Maschine jitter free in a PT session where the rtas plug fails, just call them up as you might Mini Grand and it works. For all of us going forward these are important factors. The FXpansion wrapper is flawed on PT10, with recent plugins - fact, buggy with older ones.
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You can't do this without errors/overloads/VE PRO etc etc, i know as I (try) and do this every day. I say now - HDX for me as a working producer, working with audio multitrack, large sessions, pop mixes, overdubbing, wanting to add extra recent VI's, FX etc in a constantly evolving mix/production scenario is backward, compared to the rest of where the DAW world is. It fills a massive gap in PT usage - caused admittedly partially by 3rd party's lagging support for a new format, something we can't completely lay at Avid's door. As a 8 year owner and 10 year user of PT HD I spent my money without a second thought on this plug the minute it appeared, just as i did when VE Pro appeared. Yes, i've spent the money on this too - that's a matter for myself, other users in the same position and Sugarbytes.