Public open beta to be launched May 2015
These will be the key features of the public beta launch:
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[li]CoreAudio / ASIO / WDM sound card functionality[/li]
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CoreAudio IS OS X
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[li]VSTi plugin format[/li]
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Plenty of Mac DAWs run VST.
Ableton Live, Cubase, Bitwig…
Yea too bad Logic users have to wait some more, that said if I get back into using DAWs I’ll be tempted to get Ableton, seems much more user friendly.
Hoping for some new updates for the Rytm more than Overbridge though, but the sample management has got me more interested in Overbridge than I was before.
You’re not suggesting that there’s any connection between entitled internet whining here and the announcement of a release schedule for Overbridge at a major trade show?
Happy enough that it’s on track and that it’ll be a killer feature eventually, but I honestly haven’t got my expectations too high for the beta and 1.0 releases, would imagine that there’s still a hell of a lot of work to do.
That’s for 1.1
1.0 “before summer”. A new OS, surely.
Am I the only one that reads the entire announcement?[/quote]
It seems that they think developing Overbridge is worth skipping the AR updates. Why should I think they won’t skip the updates as long as they are working on Overbridge exactly like this last year ?
Don’t worry you’re not the only one to reads the entire annoucement. Where did you read in the announcement that they keep the bug corrections, manual-readable features still not present and new machines for the AR for the 1.0 release of Overbridge ?
this VST plug in will make the Analog Four (for axample) quick and easy to sync up with Ableton LIve… will you then be able to sync other gear like an Oktatrack and other hardware synths using the Analog Four’s midi out?