New Version of T-Racks...

http://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/trcs/

Does this mean 64 bit versions of CSR? I think quite a few people were after that?

Doesn't make any mention of 64 bit Glyn

I'll not hold my breath

Bristol_Jonesey


Doesn't make any mention of 64 bit Glyn

I'll not hold my breath

It looks like CSR is now 64 bit. I installed Custom shop and enabled a trial on CSR Hall. I only appears in the T-RackS CS shell, but that is 64 bit. The big question, is it only available in the shell because its a trial and will it appear as a normal VST after its purchased?
 
All the old T-Rack gear I restored now appears twice in my VST list. The original 64 bit T-Racks and new CS versions. (plus a few duplicated 32 bit versions as well) 

I see ARC has been updated to 2.0.1

Glyn Barnes

Bristol_Jonesey


Doesn't make any mention of 64 bit Glyn

I'll not hold my breath

It looks like CSR is now 64 bit. I installed Custom shop and enabled a trial on CSR Hall. I only appears in the T-RackS CS shell, but that is 64 bit. The big question, is it only available in the shell because its a trial and will it appear as a normal VST after its purchased?
 
All the old T-Rack gear I restored now appears twice in my VST list. The original 64 bit T-Racks and new CS versions. (plus a few duplicated 32 bit versions as well) 

Well I hope you're right. I haven't installed CSR on my new machine, waiting for the 64 bit version to be released.

This says it "Supports 64bit Operation"

http://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/csr/

And, of course, if you want to upgarde your jam points are worthless.

A lot of people bought the T-racks items as singles or in blocks of 5 during sales promotions. What's the best way to upgrade those items?

Is it just me, or is IK's website a bit confusing?  I looked all over for a price just for the new SSL strip, and couldn't find it anywhere. 
 
All this Custom Shop stuff, bundles, credits, jam points, etc. doesn't exactly make for clear marketing ... is it too much to ask for just a price list showing the true cost for each single product?  Is there such a thing?  If so, I hope someone posts a link.
 
Cheers,
Eddie