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I'm still not sure if it's a good or bad thing to install Cambridge........after reading a few thread upstairs, it seems to be a bit of both.
What say ye?
I haven't been paying a whole lot of attention today and I have yet to install the new stuff (actually I haven't even installed most of the extras from Braintree yet either) but the only downside I've seen so far is that it might ignore where you've placed the Custom Module in the Control bar (some people ahve said it will reposition itself to the very right of the CB after you close and reopen). I'm guessing there will be a quickfix for that soon enough and it's not a HUGE issue but that would be annoying I guess.
To me the major thing they did was make MixRecall remember all your routing changes. Before it would not recall new busses or if you changed outputs so that's a big improvement (although it probably should have been baked in already).
The Virtual Keyboard will be useful for me because I don't really want to hook up a controller everytime I want to try out patches or just toss in something quick. Looks like they did a good job with that.
They fixed that Bark of the Dog problem and added the "Panipulator" which looks like it might be useful. At first I thought it would be like the VRM Box but it looks like a quick mono switch and way to test various, common speaker configs (but doesn't emulate actual speakers... just their wiring and junk).
Bunch of fixes that I haven't botherd looking into. The Les Paul patches will likely be useful for non guitar players (if they sound good which I'm assuming they will). Fancy new Phaser thingie by Craig.
IDK... they really added quite a bit for such a short period. I mean it's only been one month since the last release which had quite a few things as well but this one is... well a lot more.
Seriously though for practical puposes that MixRecall improvement is a big deal.
Now only time will tell whether it all works. lol
Cheers.