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yeah, it's a little confusing, but what those dates say is that if you bought v4.5 from Creamware(before dec 2007) or Sonic/Core(after jan 2008) then you get the upgrade free. in other words, if you have v4.5 v5 is free, period. very kind of them, no?

one way to tell if the keyfile is a 4.5 ...

Actually another poster here was talking about so-called "micro" code or assembly, saying that UA (Uaudio) chips use the same basic code structures and that above that it's more open, my suspicion is of course the VST SDK is used for scope since I know with native, all stuff like RTAS, AU and Dxi ...

Therefore the precise hint. It's not their responsibility to care for 2nd hand market, tho ;)

cheers, Tom

Ok, I understand that however remote the possibility may have been, AFAIK sc have scaled back on dedicated hardware implementations, there is plenty of that stuff around now, dedicated VST ...

well, you did read my post regarding the split of the intellectual property of ex-Creamware...

cheers, Tom

I don't see how USEAudio relates to creamware/soniccore, those little plugiator boxes surely cannot run a full scope platform unless I'm missing something.

GaryB basically answered the ...

SCOPE V5.0 UPGRADE
The software update will be free for you, if...

* you bought SCOPE v4.5 on or before 31th December 2007
* or you bought SCOPE v4.5 on or after 1st January 2008 from the SONIC CORE site and received your special update code from us for free
* or you bought SCOPE v4.5 on or ...

garyb wrote:if it has v4.5 keys, you will be able to use v5 for free.

Thanks but according to the sonic-core website there are dates that must be observed is that right or is it generally accepted that any 4.5 keys will unlock V5.

Hi Fluxpod

The I/O that was attached was proprietary Fairlight, which would have used the same physical interfacing as Soniccore i/o boards but that is all I know, so now it's just a PulsarII XTC card or equivalent.

The strange thing is, there are disks for Scope 4.5 when AFAIK all if not most ...

I'm not after a Lexicon reverb, I'm after Creamware DSP with up-to-date SonicCore software and I want to know if my card will run it "out of the box".

It doesn't matter the history of what system it was in it only matters that SC aren't answering the question, ie serial number.

What I need to know ...

no, old Creamware cards ran up to v4.5. v5 is free if you have v4.5 keys. do you have a full set of keys? why haven't you communicated with S/C yet? it doesn't matter what we think.

where's the rest of the console?

SC won't answer, I assume because the serial belongs to another system and they ...

No one with experience can answer?

http://sonic-core.net/en/products/scope5.html

Were Fairlight considered a "partner" by chance anyone know?

yes. it still has a multipin for an i/o card right? it won't be nearly as much fun without it.

I think it has a fairlight i/o attached to it AFAIK.

I'm a bit confused because again AFAIK old creamware cards only ran 4.0 whereas there are disks for scope 4.5 but as per sonic-core website I'm ...

yeah, i think astro's right. the card is the same, but you'll need to contact S/C and you should probably get the upgrade. it's worth it. i don't know that the Fairlight ran the Scope platform, although it did use the same, or similar plugins.

This is right but can it run scope platform?

I am ...

Thanks for helping ma to understand!

I didn't know about USE Audio system was in some way compatible with sonic core because I thought the new creamware company had their own Klangboxes and so on.

I think I am talking about Fairlight System which used creamware cards (still compatible with ...

Thanks guys.

On the website I thought I saw something to the effect of having bought it before a certain date and not from a partner etc

I think it will run 4.5, but not anything newer, at least for free.

Maybe someone has a bit more info would be appreciated.

My regards to the forum

Hi,

Would anyone here know what plugins (or platform) might be authorized to run on an old fairlight card.

TIA