To bring up the help for either plug-in, click in the body of the plug-in UI and hit the F1 key. This should bring the manual. The documentation is in Cakewalk Content in a Documentation folder under "LP EQ" or "LP MB." It may be launched directly from the folder was well.

scook
To bring up the help for either plug-in, click in the body of the plug-in UI and hit the F1 key. This should bring the manual. The documentation is in Cakewalk Content in a Documentation folder under "LP EQ" or "LP MB." It may be launched directly from the folder was well.

Thanks, scook. Is that the "online Help" or something different?

Yes, that is the online help.

Brian Walton

pwalpwal

Brian Walton
 
I challenge you to find something by a major company with a similar feature set for less.

what's up with the smaller devs? (i.e., not a major company)

Feel free to name a smaller dev that you think
 
1)  Has comparable products - please name them
2)  Is priced less than Cake's offering
 
The smaller devs that came to my mind fit in two categories
 
1)  Cost more or
2)  Too small to be considered reliable/viable business long term. 

fair enough but i think you may be missing out on some good stuff... off the top of my head: ddmf, klanghelm, sonimus, tdr, toneboosters, i'm sure others can think of more

pwalpwal

Brian Walton

pwalpwal

Brian Walton
 
I challenge you to find something by a major company with a similar feature set for less.

what's up with the smaller devs? (i.e., not a major company)

Feel free to name a smaller dev that you think
 
1)  Has comparable products - please name them
2)  Is priced less than Cake's offering
 
The smaller devs that came to my mind fit in two categories
 
1)  Cost more or
2)  Too small to be considered reliable/viable business long term. 

fair enough but i think you may be missing out on some good stuff... off the top of my head: ddmf, klanghelm, sonimus, tdr, toneboosters, i'm sure others can think of more

I own plugins from 4 out of those 5.  However, we are talking about specific types of plugins and as far as I know only ddmf is the only one with a product in that category and quite frankly isn't on the level of Cake's offering.  (and is only $20 less for the duo and for that you get a dated interface and significantly less functionality, IMO). 

How does the authorization work for these plugins?
 
When I loaded them to my off-line Sonar Plat enabled computer, they showed up as not authorized.  
 
Previous LPEQ + COMP worked fine and I do not see an offline installer option for these "newly updated" versions.  

Hi Brian, I had the same and sorted it as follows: Login to Command Centre and download the L-Phase series plugins and install them. Keep logged in to Command Centre. Open a Sonar project. Insert one of the plugins on a track. Open the plugin and look in settings (the cog wheel at top left of the plugin window). You should see two options for authorization there. I checked these and now mine is working fine. Hope this helps.  

JCB
Hi Brian, I had the same and sorted it as follows: Login to Command Centre and download the L-Phase series plugins and install them. Keep logged in to Command Centre. Open a Sonar project. Insert one of the plugins on a track. Open the plugin and look in settings (the cog wheel at top left of the plugin window). You should see two options for authorization there. I checked these and now mine is working fine. Hope this helps.  

Thank you, I completely missed the cog wheel as I was looking for just such a menu.

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Super nice plugins , but is there no overall gain adjustment on the eq ?