Yay! :)

Native 64-bit VST plug-in is now supported on Windows 7 or later.
Windows 8 is now supported.

Free update for registered users.

See korg user net.

Thanks for the heads up.
 
Once I get back home I will get MonoPoly installed on my new DAW, hopefully I will not get any reoccurance of the licensing issues I was having.
 
If it all sweet I may pick up the M1 at some stage.

Thanks for the heads up, ol pal!!

My pleasure guys.

Hope that fixes your issue, Glyn. I've experienced similar problems (if I understand correctly) w/ Focusrite's plug-ins and Cakewalk. In both cases, I had to re-authorize the plugs every x days or months.

Rain
Cheers - that's all my stuff upgraded to 64bit - oh of course excepting iMad IK Multimedia software........if only...........
Nigel

Looking at the install instructions for the KORG Legacy Collection it looks like the plugins need your DAW to be connected to the internet for activation, is this correct?.

Great news.  Thanks.
 
Now if ImageLine will only get their act together and finish with the 64-bit ports of their synths, my entire world will happily be 64-bit compatible.
Edit: Oh yeah ... and Sample Tank gets the rumored upgrade ... not that I'm sure I even care that much anymore.

This is good news, looking forward to trying these out again

aries


Looking at the install instructions for the KORG Legacy Collection it looks like the plugins need your DAW to be connected to the internet for activation, is this correct?.

I know that that is how it works by default and I didn't check if there were any alternative, because my DAW is connected.

aries


Looking at the install instructions for the KORG Legacy Collection it looks like the plugins need your DAW to be connected to the internet for activation, is this correct?.

Don't complain.  The first release of M1 and Wavestation required a custom dongle.  Happily Korg saw the light of reason.