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bobbybland Guest
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Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2008 9:49 pm Post subject: Thank you Steinberg! I just bought Hypersonic 2! |
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Well hats off to Steinberg, they just sold me a copy of Hypersonic 2,I got a mail from them today saying they had a few left..Omg.. Thank you so much! I have a couple clients that we're requesting this,thanks! A special discounted price was very cool too,and Steinberg said they will offer support for it,but hurry the quantities are low!  |
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Tones2 Grand Master
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Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 4:51 pm Post subject: |
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Hypersonic 2 is great but remember - You get NO SUPPORT from Steinberg, which mean that it will not be updated if it doesn't work with a new O/S version. Luckily, it DOES work perfectly in Vista 64, so hopefully it will work in Windows 7.
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ts-12 Member
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Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 7:43 pm Post subject: |
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HS2 got some great sounds. in my opinion it is the best "software sound module"
when I'm working on a song I basicly use Triton Extreme, Trinity-rack and HyperSonic 2 for sounds.
The sounds that HS 2 is bad at Triton is good at, and vise versa.( i.e. I prefer Triton's or Trinity's strings much over Hypersonics.)
I also really like the quick edit knobs HS2 has, they are very useful!
The bad thing is you can't use all patches in HS2 if you're using CUbase 4: http://forum.cubase.net/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=96592&highlight= _________________ -Win7 pro / i7-920 / 6 GB DDR3 RAM / HD: 75GB, 75GB, 500GB/ ASUS P6t
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m127 Member
Joined: 29 Oct 2005 Posts: 300 Location: México
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Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 8:34 pm Post subject: Re: Thank you Steinberg! I just bought Hypersonic 2! |
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| bobbybland wrote: | Well hats off to Steinberg, they just sold me a copy of Hypersonic 2,I got a mail from them today saying they had a few left..Omg.. Thank you so much! I have a couple clients that we're requesting this,thanks! A special discounted price was very cool too,and Steinberg said they will offer support for it,but hurry the quantities are low!  |
I tried it. Hypersonic is garbage, and a waste of money. _________________ Reaper, C4, Cs4, V-Stack | JazzMutant Lemur | 1 x Quad Core, 4 GB RAM ATI 512 MB | 2x Core Duo 2 GB RAM, Nvidia 7800 | 2x Samsung LCDs 2693HM, 2x Gateway LCDs 24", 4 Samsung 204T 20.1" | 4x 320 GB HDs | 4x Sony AR laptops Core Duo 4 GB RAM, Nvidia 8400 mobile | 3x MOTU 828, 1x mk2, 1x mk3, 1x 896 | i88x | MOTU Express 128, EXPRESS XT | PowerCore FW | Yamaha 01v | MCU Pro + XTs | UAD-2 Quad | Korg KARMA | Virus C | Korg Legacy | Komplete 5 | G-Force FRP | Z3TA+ | Jupiter-8V |
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Tones2 Grand Master
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Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 10:40 pm Post subject: Re: Thank you Steinberg! I just bought Hypersonic 2! |
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| m127 wrote: | | bobbybland wrote: | Well hats off to Steinberg, they just sold me a copy of Hypersonic 2,I got a mail from them today saying they had a few left..Omg.. Thank you so much! I have a couple clients that we're requesting this,thanks! A special discounted price was very cool too,and Steinberg said they will offer support for it,but hurry the quantities are low!  |
I tried it. Hypersonic is garbage, and a waste of money. |
I disagree. Hypersonic 2 is actually quite good, especially since it takes up very little CPU and most patches do not take up that much RAM. It similar sounding to Sampletank but has more unusual patches.
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bobbybland Guest
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Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 3:43 am Post subject: |
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Thanks Tones2,
Very cool about Vista64..Can't wait for HS2.I thought for sure that one was never gonna happen.Steinberg surprised me!
By the way I love Hypersonic 2,a friend of mine owns it.I think it's amazingly quick and to me it sounds just like an old hardware rompler... And I like that type of sound,
m127,
I personally think cubase's embracer sounds good ,if you know what your doing! |
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m127 Member
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Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 6:30 am Post subject: |
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| bobbybland wrote: |
m127,
I personally think cubase's embracer sounds good ,if you know what your doing! |
Well that one is free. Like Hypersonic, not extremely bad, but I don't use any Cubase plugins anyway. I don't like the idea of using plugins that suddenly can become unsopported without notice (Directx anyone?)
I like the old rompler sounds too, and that is why I've got Korg's M1. Tons of very useable presets...
It is fine if we disagree on Hypersonic. I tried it and sounded dull and a bit boring impo. Too much money for what it does even now with the discount (and Wizoo out of the scene).
Sorry for being excessively blunt... I regret the fact that I used the word "garbage", that was an overstatement due to something that sounded a bit like a commercial at a first read  _________________ Reaper, C4, Cs4, V-Stack | JazzMutant Lemur | 1 x Quad Core, 4 GB RAM ATI 512 MB | 2x Core Duo 2 GB RAM, Nvidia 7800 | 2x Samsung LCDs 2693HM, 2x Gateway LCDs 24", 4 Samsung 204T 20.1" | 4x 320 GB HDs | 4x Sony AR laptops Core Duo 4 GB RAM, Nvidia 8400 mobile | 3x MOTU 828, 1x mk2, 1x mk3, 1x 896 | i88x | MOTU Express 128, EXPRESS XT | PowerCore FW | Yamaha 01v | MCU Pro + XTs | UAD-2 Quad | Korg KARMA | Virus C | Korg Legacy | Komplete 5 | G-Force FRP | Z3TA+ | Jupiter-8V |
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bobbybland Guest
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Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 6:43 am Post subject: |
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Not a problem at all.One mans trash is another ones treasure, as cliché as that saying is,sorry I should chosen my reply a bit differently too..And yes the m1 Korg romplers are good no doubt. |
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glennyboy Member
Joined: 08 Jan 2005 Posts: 189 Location: chesterfield, England
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Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 12:19 pm Post subject: |
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question is.......would you buy cubase 4 if you knew there was never ever gonna be a cubase 5.
as much as i like hypersonic the way it was dumped is in excusable......and that is the reason i will never buy anymore steinberg plugins. _________________ Commodore vic20, CBM basic V2, cpu 1mhz, 5K (3.5K for the user) of ram. 176 X 184, 16 colors max, old colour tv (for monitor) cassette player thingy for loading and saving programmes (saving up for a Commodore 64)
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Tones2 Grand Master
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Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 3:28 pm Post subject: |
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| glennyboy wrote: | question is.......would you buy cubase 4 if you knew there was never ever gonna be a cubase 5.
as much as i like hypersonic the way it was dumped is in excusable......and that is the reason i will never buy anymore steinberg plugins. |
That's a good question. Personally, I would never buy a discontinued program. When I bought Hypersonic 2 is was still supported with no hint of discontinuance, but alas, it was a Steinberg product, so I should have known better.
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bobbybland Guest
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Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 4:03 pm Post subject: |
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Steinberg sent me a letter explaining they will still support HS2.Here's what they wrote : And yes, even though it is discontinued, Steinberg is still offering support for Hypersonic 2, including the latest Universal Binary update for those of you with Intel-based Macs.
Actually I don't care if there's anymore updates or it get's developed any more as long as they can support it if I have any issues then I'm fine.The sounds and stability is what I'm after.I still have plugin's from 5 years ago that are working fine and that's all that's important to me. |
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m127 Member
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Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 11:58 pm Post subject: |
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As another example of Steinberg style...
V-Stack
LOL
around 7 years without updating the GUI at least. I think it still uses one similar to Cubase VST 5.
I must add that the only reason I still use Cubase is because of System Link. Other than that, I would have move on years ago... _________________ Reaper, C4, Cs4, V-Stack | JazzMutant Lemur | 1 x Quad Core, 4 GB RAM ATI 512 MB | 2x Core Duo 2 GB RAM, Nvidia 7800 | 2x Samsung LCDs 2693HM, 2x Gateway LCDs 24", 4 Samsung 204T 20.1" | 4x 320 GB HDs | 4x Sony AR laptops Core Duo 4 GB RAM, Nvidia 8400 mobile | 3x MOTU 828, 1x mk2, 1x mk3, 1x 896 | i88x | MOTU Express 128, EXPRESS XT | PowerCore FW | Yamaha 01v | MCU Pro + XTs | UAD-2 Quad | Korg KARMA | Virus C | Korg Legacy | Komplete 5 | G-Force FRP | Z3TA+ | Jupiter-8V |
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glennyboy Member
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Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2008 11:16 am Post subject: |
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| bobbybland wrote: |
Actually I don't care if there's anymore updates or it get's developed any more as long as they can support it if I have any issues then I'm fine.The sounds and stability is what I'm after.I still have plugin's from 5 years ago that are working fine and that's all that's important to me. |
each to their own.
i personally buy software on the basis that it will be supported and updated regularly.
if that is the case why dont you just stick to cubase sx1 or vst5.......why have cubase 4??
you say they still support it.........try asking any question about it and see how long it takes to get an answer....if you get an answer  _________________ Commodore vic20, CBM basic V2, cpu 1mhz, 5K (3.5K for the user) of ram. 176 X 184, 16 colors max, old colour tv (for monitor) cassette player thingy for loading and saving programmes (saving up for a Commodore 64)
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Stevie1 Junior Member
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Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2008 12:57 pm Post subject: |
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Bobbyland,
how much did you pay? _________________ Stephan Römer - Composer & Sound Designer New website online |
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mahicubstu4 Junior Member
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Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2008 6:02 pm Post subject: Help.. |
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Kind of in a fix now. I was thinking to upgrade to Cubase 4 to cubase studio 4. But Hypersonic deals is so tempting. I have to chose one. Would anyone suggest which is worthy of an investment in the longrun? are the instruments in Cubase 4 as good as Hypersonic 2. Please advice me ASAP..
thanks for yout time..
New buyers please share your thoughts..
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glennyboy Member
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Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2008 6:53 pm Post subject: Re: Help.. |
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| mahicubstu4 wrote: | Kind of in a fix now. I was thinking to upgrade to Cubase 4 to cubase studio 4. But Hypersonic deals is so tempting. I have to chose one. Would anyone suggest which is worthy of an investment in the longrun? are the instruments in Cubase 4 as good as Hypersonic 2. Please advice me ASAP..
thanks for yout time..
New buyers please share your thoughts..
Thanks again.. |
the instrments in cubase dont touch hypersonic.
in fact i find them very uninspiring. _________________ Commodore vic20, CBM basic V2, cpu 1mhz, 5K (3.5K for the user) of ram. 176 X 184, 16 colors max, old colour tv (for monitor) cassette player thingy for loading and saving programmes (saving up for a Commodore 64)
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bobbybland Guest
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Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2008 3:12 am Post subject: |
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I paid $189.00 plus tax.. I had it shipped in 2 days
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bobbybland Guest
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Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2008 5:28 am Post subject: |
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| So Steinberg what's your next plugin? |
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