EWQLSO Platinum Updates
Download this .zip file for PCs PC DFD EXTENSION V1.2.9
MAC OS-9 Users - please download this .sit file MAC OS-9 DFD EXTENSION.
MAC OS-X please download this .sit file MAC OS-X DFD EXTENSION V1.2.9
Note that these updates are for the original Platinum Orchestra. Do NOT download these updates if you are using Platinum Pro XP.
Use this if you do not have the OSX installer on your DVDs.
To download the PLATINUM OSX INSTALLER VERSION 1.02 click HERE and select unprotected updates
Important: Once you have downloaded and installed version 1.02, register the product with the registration tool that is installed with the program. You will be sent a confirmation email that will contain a user name and password to Native Instruments website so you can download software updates. Once you have received this you can update to version 1.08.003 in the next section below.
Posted June 23, 2005
Important: Can only be used if your NI instrument is already installed on your system. You will need to login with your email address and NI password sent to you in your registration email to download update.
NEW FEATURES:
- RTAS Multiple Output Support
- Improved RTAS performance
- smarter Overload detection
- Fixed: Tiger AU validation issue.
- Fixed: more than 2 GB RAM stopped Kompakt from loading in Cubase SX 3 ( PC only )
- Fixed: Offline bounce dropouts and artefacts
Download the PLATINUM SOFTWARE UPDATE VERSION 1.08.003 HERE
Posted Feb 8th 2005
STEP 1 - Run the appropriate installer on disc 1 of each module and follow the prompts.
STEP 2 - On each DVD there are one to three files that end in .nks. These files should all be copied so that they sit *next to* the "multis" and "instruments" folders in each library folder. These folders were created in the install process. They are called EWQLSO Strings Library, EWQLSO Strings Library, EWQLSO Strings Library, EWQLSO Strings Library,Make sure you copy these files from all of the 19 DVDs.
STEP 3 - Download the MAC or WINDOWS DFD extension V.1.29 located at the top of the page. Note: If you already have a Kompakt Library that uses DFD then you do not need to install it again.
STEP 4 - Run the DFD installer. Open the Kompakt software for each module. To optimize DFD (streaming from hard disk) performance select the "options" button next to the "DFD" indicator, select DFD, increase the "reserved voices" to 248 and "apply" (before you load any instruments).
STEP 5 - Launch Kompakt for each module (SOStrings, SOBrass, etc.) On first launch you may need to point the software to the library folders. To do this select the "options" button next to the "DFD" indicator, select "settings". At the bottom of this window you will see the words "not set". Select the button to the left of this text. Navigate to the library folder for each respective module. Select this folder and click "choose". You will then be asked to restart Kompakt. To optimize DFD (streaming from hard disk) performance select the "options" button next to the "DFD" indicator, select DFD, increase the "reserved voices" to 248 and click "apply" (before you load any instruments).
STEP 6 - Register each module. Open the registration application which is in each of the module folders. These are inside an East West folder installed in the applications or programs folder. If your computer is online then click register now and you will be taken to the registration website. If this is your first registration choose first time registration. Fill out the following pages. On the last page you will be given your registration key. These are two lines of numbers that you now copy from the web page and paste into the registration application with the paste from clipboard button near the bottom of its window. Now click complete and you are all ready to use the software. You will also receive an email with a username an password for accessing update downloads. If are already registered with Native Instruments then choose additional registration and log in with your username and password and complete the forms.
If your computer is not online then click the save registration file button and this will write an HTML document to your desktop. Copy this file to a disk to move it to a computer that is online. Open this flle and it will take you to the registration site to register.
NOTE: If you purchased this product after June 2004 the installer disks includes the 2.5 library already. To check click on the East West logo in the Kompakt application. If the Software version says 1.03.0010 then you do not have to download this update.
Download the Strings Library Update version 2.5.zip file HERE
Download the Brass Library Update version 2.5.zip file HERE
Download the Woodwinds Library Update version 2.5.zip file HERE
Download the Percussion Library Update version 2.5.zip file HERE
The unzipped folders contains two folders: Instruments and Multis.
You need to copy these folders into each modules library folder eg. EWQLSO Strings library.
You will get a message asking if you want to replace these folders, click OK.
If you are using multiple computers for EWQLSO Platinum, use these EWQLSO DESKTOP PICTURES to identify which module is on each computer when you switch between them (they are all color coded). You may freely distribute these (1024 x 768) desktop pictures.
For additional help visit our forum HERE
It is very important to report technical problems to techsupport@eastwestsounds.com. This is the ONLY place where technical problems are logged. Thank you for your cooperation.
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