I was just looking on the site and it's busier than Native Instruments site on steroids.

vintagevibe


This says it "Supports 64bit Operation"

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

Be careful ... I read somewhere that when IK says this, it doesn't necessarily mean it's a true 64-bit plugin, only that it works with a 64-bit host (with a bridge).  If I'm wrong here, someone please clarify.
 
Cheers,
Eddie

I downloaded and installed the Free version of TRackS CS, and what's interesting is that it includes all the previous models of TRackS gear - the classic series, the opto compressor, the linear phase EQ, Whitey and Blackey ... all of them are there and enabled.  I don't know if this is because I previously bought TRackS Deluxe or what, but I thought this was interesting.  I would like to know if someone who never owned TRackS installed this if it would also enable all these plugs as well.  What ISN'T enabled are any of the new plugs - the British Console, the Quad series plugs, and the other three variations of the CSR reverb - those you get to buy (or try for free) if you want them enabled.  Just the British Console will cost you $99 bucks alone, so if you are thinking about the $99 upgrade from TRackS Deluxe or the $149 upgrade from TRackS Standard, then it's probably worth it to get all the new stuff.

People get two days free use and then they become locked again? I'm not sure at the moment. I'm busy reading threads elsewhere in which 90% of users haven't got any idea what path they should be taking! Me included.

 Things are a changin'...and I like it. I hope Obi has some good news for us.

Starise


  I hope Obi has some good news for us.

+1.  Speak Obi.  Clear up the confusion on CSR.  I just checked the user area on IK and there is no mention of an upgrade path for existing users of the reverbs.  Pricing?  True 64-bit code?

CSR is now a part of T-RackS Custom Shop. To get access to the 64 bit support of the updated CSR version, either in the suite or as single plug-ins, you have to have T-RackS installed. Of course the CSR modules can be still be used as singles in compatible DAWs without the need to run T-RackS CS.
So you can now unlock the new version by doing the Restore my Gear process in your Custom Shop and the old plug is not updated. The new plug in has to be installed, that means having T-RackS CS properly installed and the CSR collection unlocked.
The previous CSR you have installed will still be usable (in fact it will appear in DAW's plug-in menus together with the new version), but only the new one will work in 64-Bit mode.

Rocky

{Rant}

$149 to (essentially) get 64bit operation. Not sure about this.
$79 would have been a borderline incitement to go from a piecemeal* Deluxe user to CS Grand.

Waves and UAD went 32 to 64bit for FREE.

I'm thinking I'm just about done with IK.

I bought Standard and all Deluxe modules (sans the White/Black). Now some will say that for $149 I get 64bit, White/Black and British Channel but again I say Waves and UAD gave me 64bit and I have four White/Blacks already and the UAD EMT-140 is as good as CSR for my uses.

{/Rant}

CSR is indeed 64 bit now. The update is a free one, but now its done through the T-Racks Custom Shop. You need to "restore your gear" like you do in the AmpliTube Custom Shop. It will automatically install the 64 bit version. You CAN use it outside of the shell as well.