What do you think about the plugiator?
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damn, I didn't know that there were so many meanings for bugger...Mr Arkadin wrote:Otherwise it looks and sounds too much like buggerkylie wrote:the "o" is essential. so bluggor.stardust wrote:blugger then, no ?
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hard words that I found on dict@leo ...
btw, the english pronunciation of bugger sounds like the german word for excavator or digger (bagger). are they diggin' for something?
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Pluggo is great, wás, I should say, as I don'tuse it anymore.astroman wrote:there once was this Cycling 74 thingy called 'Pluggo' - just reading the name would drive me nuts already, never gave a sh*t on what it is...
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Pluggo is the maxmsp engine just without the actual software..its free and you can run plugs in it that got created in maxmsp.Its pretty neat.astroman wrote:there once was this Cycling 74 thingy called 'Pluggo' - just reading the name would drive me nuts already, never gave a sh*t on what it is...
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pluggo isn't free, actually. they want 199 USD.Fluxpod wrote:Pluggo is the maxmsp engine just without the actual software..its free and you can run plugs in it that got created in maxmsp.Its pretty neat.
you can download a free runtime which enables you to run plugins from 3rd party developers.
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yes thats what i mean:Pkylie wrote:pluggo isn't free, actually. they want 199 USD.Fluxpod wrote:Pluggo is the maxmsp engine just without the actual software..its free and you can run plugs in it that got created in maxmsp.Its pretty neat.
you can download a free runtime which enables you to run plugins from 3rd party developers.
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Pluggo is not free. You are able to install the runtime and some free plug-ins may benefit from it. The official pluggo-plug-ins will of course only operate in demo mode.Fluxpod wrote:Pluggo is the maxmsp engine just without the actual software..its free and you can run plugs in it that got created in maxmsp.Its pretty neat.astroman wrote:there once was this Cycling 74 thingy called 'Pluggo' - just reading the name would drive me nuts already, never gave a sh*t on what it is...
smart brands are important, imso
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Where do you see the support? They are just distrbuting it says the note.Albatorus wrote:its A pluG-eator it will eat plugs by boxes of twelve
*Not bad in my opinion and steinberg Yamaha are supporting them
you ve sse the page in steinberg.net or steinberg.fr ?
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