With Reaper you purchase a license dependent on type of usage.  
 
Anyone know when a commercial version of this will be released?
I contacted them & will post when if I hear back.

Reaper's commercial use license is quite expensive imo...   I've bought Sonar for less than Reaper...  ok, "on sale," but still...

carl


With Reaper you purchase a license dependent on type of usage.  

??? 
 
Apparently you missed my point entirely.  
 
In your previous post, you seemed confused about the term "commercial use", so I gave you an example.  (It's explained quite clearly in their license explanation.  In fact, they use that exact wording: "commercial use").
 
No different than a "commercial studio".  It means the intent to make money from it.
 
Clear now?
 

So Vladg has an upgrade...cool!

JonD

carl


With Reaper you purchase a license dependent on type of usage.  

??? 
 
Apparently you missed my point entirely.  
 
In your previous post, you seemed confused about the term "commercial use", so I gave you an example.  (It's explained quite clearly in their license explanation.  In fact, they use that exact wording: "commercial use").
 
No different than a "commercial studio".  It means the intent to make money from it.
 
Clear now?
 

It was never unclear. There is no license to purchase for this software, there is no binding contract if you use this software's demo & release material commercially.

carl

It was never unclear. There is no license to purchase for this software, there is no binding contract if you use this software's demo & release material commercially.

All of your replies are just confusing the issue.  I gave one example to make a simple illustration.  It doesn't meet your requirements.  Fine.
 
I could give half-dozen more examples, but I get the feeling you would still reject any argument that "commercial" means exactly what I said it means to most software devs.  
 
So we'll just have to agree to disagree.  Have a good day.

clintmartin


How do you use the Molot? Have you used it on the master bus or with individual tracks? I think it has a lot of potential too. Limiter No.6 is the real deal for sure!

Sorry mate missed this post. I've found it works awesome on the drum bus, gets things pumping nicely, also just on the snare for extra beef, in your face sound.
Been using the Limiter 6 more and more too.

Limiter No6 + Molot updated 

What’s new in Molot 0.3.1:

• Output and editing of numeric parameter values. (Editing not implemented in 32-bit AU version)
• Fixed wrong mode in some presets.
• Fixed filter used in linear phase oversampling mode.
• Added “dithering off” option.
• Fixed working with VstToRTAS.
• Added AU version.
• Added support for 10 times attack time scaling.
• Changed limiter code (based on Limiter No6)

What’s new in Limiter №6 1.0.2:

• Less intensive animation (to save CPU cycles);
• Stereo-linked mode in peak-limiter was significantly improved;
• Numeric parameter values now editable (excluding 32-bit AU version);
• Modes I-III of peak limiter were slightly changed;
• AU version added

http://vladgsound.wordpress.com/downloads/

carl


Limiter No6 + Molot updated 

What’s new in Molot 0.3.1:

• Output and editing of numeric parameter values. (Editing not implemented in 32-bit AU version)
• Fixed wrong mode in some presets.
• Fixed filter used in linear phase oversampling mode.
• Added “dithering off” option.
• Fixed working with VstToRTAS.
• Added AU version.
• Added support for 10 times attack time scaling.
• Changed limiter code (based on Limiter No6)

What’s new in Limiter №6 1.0.2:

• Less intensive animation (to save CPU cycles);
• Stereo-linked mode in peak-limiter was significantly improved;
• Numeric parameter values now editable (excluding 32-bit AU version);
• Modes I-III of peak limiter were slightly changed;
• AU version added

http://vladgsound.wordpress.com/downloads/

Thanks Carl for positing this.  For those interested, there are 64bit versions of these two programs.

[[EDIT:   I just noticed that Molut has alpha and sigma modes which model Fairchild 670 and Neve 33609; I had not noticed this before--kind of nice option.  Let me also add the following description of Molot from its readme file:]]

- sigma and alpha attack modes 

- Neve 33609-like sound in sigma mode 

- Fairchild 670-like sound in alpha mode 

- very characterful sound 

- dual mono, linked stereo, M, S and M/S modes 

- external sidechaining in mono mode 

- up to 8x oversampling 

- mid-scoop EQ for simple snare and guitars balance fix 

- limiter for peaks suppressing 

- almost zero latency (2 samples) 

- USSR military style GUI 

- switchable language EN/RU

I downloaded and tried them both. It's like learning how to use a comp and limiter all over again. A bit confusing for me. I'm going to play around with them and see if I can figure them out and make them sound good.