stakeoutstudios
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So so excited for Polymax!!
What an amazing synth!
What an amazing synth!
It does sound quite great!So so excited for Polymax!!
What an amazing synth!
UAD VST instruments and native UADx are VST 3 and both Intel and Apple Silicon.We need those VST3 versions for Cubase, Komplete Kontrol & Maschine (No Rosetta)
UAD VST instruments and native UADx are VST 3 and both Intel and Apple Silicon.
As I said before, Cubase among others, when running natively do not support VST2 in native mode and the UAD2 plugins that run off Apollo DSP, although Apple Silicon native are not available in those applications.UAD VST instruments and native UADx are VST 3 and both Intel and Apple Silicon.
The new PolyMax IS provided in VST3 format. All the UADx instruments ARE already provided in VST3 format. In addition, ALL UADx plugins are offered in VST3 format also.As I said before, Cubase among others, when running natively do not support VST2 in native mode and the UAD2 plugins that run off Apollo DSP, although Apple Silicon native are not available in those applications.
You mean Steinberg products?As I said before, Cubase among others, when running natively do not support VST2 in native mode and the UAD2 plugins that run off Apollo DSP, although Apple Silicon native are not available in those applications.
Your 14 day Spark trial is your demo.Is there a way to demo PolyMAX?
Cool! Glad to have you, Patrick!Post your questions for Product Designer Patrick Aurelio!!
As a layman, the first thing that came to mind when I heard the YouTube clip was Jupiter 8, but then the interface/architecture seems a bit more simplified. Would have been great to have an easy layering function to combine two patches.Hi Patrick,
Congrats on this release of your design. My understanding is that the Poly is influenced by certain analog synths of the past. Is there a specific set of synths from which it draws its sound creation architecture, or is it simply a 'inspired by' concept?
- Richard
Is there a way to demo PolyMAX?
I used my free trial when Spark was first released. Does this mean that a trial of PolyMAX is impossible?