Matti !

On which tool are you moving ?

I was about to move to C++ as that's what i use at work. I've also done several Vst fx plugins like that, but haven't moved my midi-editor projects to C++ yet.

I got new hope for Flowstone when i saw the x64 beta
It really exists and looks very promising ...

I have lost all hope.
Goodbyes are all i have.
There is never going to be any updates and this software is dead.
I move on. Like so many before me have.
Farewell.
And thanks for all the fish.

New year has started.
Now would be a good time for some good news!
Is there any?

Hi,

I strongly feel the Beta phase is way too long for the current licensing model. Just imagine someone buying update coverage for the past year. What has he received for his money so far? NOTHING.

Last stable release was TWO AND A HALF years ago!
You are killing your reputation and your current ...

without the asm optimisation they would be far away ...
Yes that is the case inside FS. But try to think outside the box for a moment. From my experience i can get up to 10x quicker dsp code by doing it with C++ and vst sdk. And it's really just like the stuff that gets written down to the "code ...

Hello All,

In recent email form Malc:

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And that brings us to 64 bit - of course we’d love to do that but it’s not easy. It’s been on out radar for a long time and we are going to be looking at the issues again over the next few weeks. If this is vitally important to you then maybe it’s best to ...

Uh, oh.. My update support expired on 06-Dec-13



I knew this had to happen.. an update just under a week after my support ended

Has anyone noticed anything funny happening with this setting?
I've experienced some odd instabilities with this setting enabled when running FS-plugins bridged in a x64 system (Cubase7 bridge)

Got to vent a bit..
The way Ruby timing works is veeery un-intuitive. Everything get's processed at the same time-slice, even though you trigger them to happen after each other. For example, if two ruby modules receive a trigger from the same trigger button they get processed at the "same time ...

Cheers Matti - that's good to know; I've often been tempted to use a custom font, especially for very small writing.
Seems odd that string -> ASCII should use so much memory!

Yeah, well it's not the conversion itself, as i still do it but with a different primitive. More of a "bug" on the parser ...