Oligarc... Cool!

tremolounge · Post by **tremolounge** » 04 May 2008, 16:17

That's great to hear, Scott... I've purchased VibeEQ and Verbiage (as well as Oligarc), and am just about to drop the coin on 1973, Major Tom and either Event Horizon or BBM -- and this is on the strength of AU betas (which seem very close to release), and the quality of support I've seen in the Stillwell forums.

As a testimonial -- I'm buying these even though I already have the UAD 1073 and DBX 160 plugs... they're right up there in quality, IMO, and it'll be good to have a Native alternative.

DHR · Post by **DHR** » 04 May 2008, 17:09

I gotta say, I'm liking everything I've tried... Rethinking what I WAS going to buy in these categories. Nice to see pro quality, at a more home studio friendly price. Nice!

Post by **Ned Bouhalassa** » 06 May 2008, 05:16

David R just turned me onto Bad Bus Mojo and I'm in love with it - kick ASS!!

willb · Post by **willb** » 06 May 2008, 14:44

Perhaps I'm being totally thick, but how do you register the Stillwell plugins? I have a serial number and a key file, but I can't figure out where to enter this information into 1973.

tremolounge · Post by **tremolounge** » 06 May 2008, 14:51

willb wrote:Perhaps I'm being totally thick, but how do you register the Stillwell plugins? I have a serial number and a key file, but I can't figure out where to enter this information into 1973.

I know -- it's not exactly intuitive. Put the keyfile in your AU Components folder. Actually, I couldn't stop the nag screen until I put the keys in BOTH Components folders -- Home and main Library (not sure which one is "correct".)

willb · Post by **willb** » 06 May 2008, 14:54

Home seems to work. Thanks!

sstillwell · Post by **sstillwell** » 07 May 2008, 19:21

Glad to see the responses here! We aim to please.

Just a quick FYI...AUs of all Stillwell plugins have gone to general release status (thanks to all the beta testers...muchly appreciated).

Also, OS X VST format is now available as well, for those that must use VST. Give 'em a whirl.

Thanks again!

Scott