Xpand!2 is a multitimbral workstation offering four active sound slots, or parts, per patch. Finally, Xpand!2 is now available on its own, available to anyone who hungers for the finest sounds instantly. Xpand!2 continued to evolve, and demand grew. As the popularity of Pro Tools grew, more and more musicians and producers came to rely on the incredible sonic firepower of this amazing workstation. With the release of Pro Tools 8, this widely popular workstation was given new controls, improved features, an additional Gigabyte of sounds, and a new name: Xpand!2.
Now do the rest of them.AIR Music Technology originally created Xpand! as part of the Creative Collection of instrument plug-ins included as part of Avid™ Pro Tools™. Credit where credit's due, that's pretty great. vst when restarting it, even after deleting the relevant cache.įor kicks, I tried installing Hybrid 3 again, using their "2020" update, and it works. This time, it successfully installs and puts all the files in the right places, but Logic Pro simply doesn't see the. As far as I know, this is the same setup package I used the last time and not a new update. I'll be more than happy to explain to you in detail why you don't need kernel extensions in order to make software that produces sound.Įdit 2 (Nov 15): So Big Sur has been released and so I tried installing Xpand 2 again, Version 2.2.7 specifically. In the extremely unlikely case someone from AIR sees this, feel free to message me.
Seeing as they still haven't fully updated their catalog to work on Catalina, I have no reason to assume they'll get rid of the malware when Big Sur comes out.
So additionally to most of their installation packages not being compatible with Catalina, ALL of their software will 100% stop working when Big Sur comes out.
Edit: I tried installing Hybrid 3, which is marked as being compatible with Catalina, but it looks like AIR went the absolutely ass-backwards dipshit route of bundling malware by way of kernel extensions with their software.
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