A bit of feedback: I worked a lot with SM3 over the last 3 days going through tutorials and exploring.
a.) SM3 is mindblowingly deep and sounds fantastic!
b.) I stumbled over several things that I sadly couldn't reproduce, like the occasional crash when adding a module and connecting it while playing the track and I had ~3 occasions where a preset wasn't saved correctly and when I got back to it it had in one case lost all it's FX in the first layer (there only was one), in another a module got disconnected that shouldn't, things like that.
So I guess it's still a lot of small things that are hard to catch, but overall it felt pretty stable and reliable enough to start exploring. Thanks to Bitwig a plugin crash isn't that much of a deal anyway.
And just for fun: I currently work in realtime animation a lot and did this simple soundtrack for my latest piece, the two main sounds are one layer of SM3 each, including all the sequencing and effects (other than a Valhalla Vintage Verb, the internal reverb isn't for me somehow):
https://youtu.be/9UW2bHQ8Y3Y
So thanks a lot again for all your hard work!
Cheers,
Tom
P.S. this time I was using the VST2 version on Windows 11 Home in Bitwig 4.4.10.
a.) SM3 is mindblowingly deep and sounds fantastic!
b.) I stumbled over several things that I sadly couldn't reproduce, like the occasional crash when adding a module and connecting it while playing the track and I had ~3 occasions where a preset wasn't saved correctly and when I got back to it it had in one case lost all it's FX in the first layer (there only was one), in another a module got disconnected that shouldn't, things like that.
So I guess it's still a lot of small things that are hard to catch, but overall it felt pretty stable and reliable enough to start exploring. Thanks to Bitwig a plugin crash isn't that much of a deal anyway.
And just for fun: I currently work in realtime animation a lot and did this simple soundtrack for my latest piece, the two main sounds are one layer of SM3 each, including all the sequencing and effects (other than a Valhalla Vintage Verb, the internal reverb isn't for me somehow):
https://youtu.be/9UW2bHQ8Y3Y
So thanks a lot again for all your hard work!
Cheers,
Tom
P.S. this time I was using the VST2 version on Windows 11 Home in Bitwig 4.4.10.
Statistics: Posted by ThomasHelzle — Sun Jun 16, 2024 7:55 am