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Overloud THU or BIAS FX 2- Which one has better fx’s

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  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    @espiegel123 said:

    @HotStrange said:

    @espiegel123 said:

    @majorwizard047 said:

    @michael_m said:

    @espiegel123 said:
    Does it matter that BIAS FX is strictly a standalone app that can only connect to apps that support IAA (which Apple has deprecated and will discontinue at some point).

    I bought BIAS FX really cheap on sale a couple of years ago, but regret it now for exactly that reason. I gambled that AUv3 would be implemented at some point in the near future, but there hasn’t been anything from them to indicate that they even have that functionality on a roadmap.

    If I had to choose over I would definitely invest in something that supports AUv3.

    It’s still useful as of this moment right. It’s IAA but as long as you can get it on your mix, is what counts. So make sure your money was well spent till the end.

    Only useful if using with a host that supports IAA (Logic, for example doesn’t) and there is a hassle to lack of state-saving — especially when there are options whose sound quality is the same or better.

    This. It’s easier to excuse with more unique apps like Borderlands and Thumbjam vs this app which has multiple other AU compatible competitors.

    Imo, it isn’t a matter of excusing or not. I was not placing blame… just trying to give perspective on why one might regret having chosen BIAS Fx over other options…given that OP is trying to weigh the options.

    Maybe excuse want the best word. I didn’t insinuate you were placing blame. I was saying it’s easier to accept/make a case for.

  • michael_mmichael_m

    @espiegel123 said:

    @majorwizard047 said:

    @michael_m said:

    @espiegel123 said:
    Does it matter that BIAS FX is strictly a standalone app that can only connect to apps that support IAA (which Apple has deprecated and will discontinue at some point).

    I bought BIAS FX really cheap on sale a couple of years ago, but regret it now for exactly that reason. I gambled that AUv3 would be implemented at some point in the near future, but there hasn’t been anything from them to indicate that they even have that functionality on a roadmap.

    If I had to choose over I would definitely invest in something that supports AUv3.

    It’s still useful as of this moment right. It’s IAA but as long as you can get it on your mix, is what counts. So make sure your money was well spent till the end.

    Only useful if using with a host that supports IAA (Logic, for example doesn’t) and there is a hassle to lack of state-saving — especially when there are options whose sound quality is the same or better.

    Yeah, it’s not exactly ideal to have to use IAA when I’ve ditched all my apps that don’t support AUv3. The whole point of early deprecation is that people have a chance to move to alternatives, and if BIAS FX still doesn’t support AUv3 then I might as well move on, especially when there has been a couple of years of radio silence from them on the subject.

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