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Tried loading a few Rosetta VSTs in via Metaplugin and the plugin windows opened, so that's a good sign. Among those that launched include Kushview Element and Metaplugin, plugin chainers. All the AUs installed on the system show in the pulldown, but only native M1 versions actually launch, not Rosetta ones. Not necessary to load plugins for my needs, but desktop version loads some Audio Units. I've never gotten along with Audacity, which I'm sure is capable. Been using Fission for years for quick little trims of audio clips but it doesn't handle multitrack files, so that's out. I'm going to compare what I can do in Wavebox with ocenaudio and Amadeus on the desktop. My iAP carries over, which is very generous. The window resizing is a bit janky for example. Then the peanut gallery wonders why there haven’t been any new apps or updates in a while.įinally got around to installing Wavebox on my Mac. Those of us who’ve been here awhile have seen this happen countless times. What finally ends up happening is they simply give up and great apps are abandoned. People really need to start laying off with all the aggression and unreasonable demands toward these developers. I bought the IAP in Dawnbeat too, even though I didn’t really need it. I bought the IAP anyway because I think this developer has created 2 great audio apps. This is another instance of users demanding features that don’t really make sense, but the developer caving and adding feature bloat to satisfy the peanut gallery. He probably added it because some here were demanding it without even thinking through that this is simply an elegant audio recorder editor that would’ve been better if he’d not added AUv3 at all. I don’t think it works that great and I’d much rather just add AUv3 effects in a proper host anyway. I don’t need the AUv3 functionality or the extra in-app effects and personally I think it’s a bit ridiculous that AUv3 hosting is in there at all. I bought the $5 IAP because I really love the app. It is sloppy but independent developers sometimes have to make choices they don't fully understand, and I cut them a lot of slack. Didn't think through the reaction to the silent change to paywall it. Didn't think through making AUv3 free, and changed course by paywalling it. My take is similar to that the developer didn't think things through. I do get it, but if I got outraged at every app developer over the years who didn't tell me what was in an update, I'd be institutionalized by now.

Most likely an unintentional move, but - if so - a sloppy one You don't get that it is not about the $$$s.it is about changing the features of an app and not letting the users know in advance before they upgrade?

He could have created different iAPs and really screwed over everyone. and I was rewarded by being grandfathered into all the newly paywalled features. I bought the Smart Effects Pack when it was just on sale for $.99. I'm finding it difficult to generate empathy with anyone's umbrage here.

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