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What's included?

The setups install things to:
\Devices\pPug-Ins\Oean Swift\
\Devices\Tools\
\Modular4\Patches\OS Pack 1
\Modular Modules\-=OSS=-\Util

Download here:
http://scope.zone/index.php?id=1978&lg= ... e_versions

Waow ! Fantastic free stuff bundle, dear Ocean ! Thanks a lot !

Thanks man!!!

The mighty modular continues! Thanks for the new modules!

This is so cool and nice, thank you so much!

Ankyu - just one question - is the OS Topographic Synth to make hour long Yes covers ?

Has anyone experimented with unconventional methods of MIDI input in Scope, perhaps using non-musical objects or actions as triggers? I'm curious about the possibilities of such an approach and would love to hear your experiences or suggestions.

Has anyone tried to incorporate the iPoint4 MODULES #Spielraum into their music production setup? How have they affected your creative process? Are they as revolutionary as they claim to be? Let's delve into this and explore the unexpected possibilities this might bring to our music creation.

Has anyone ever tried using the Spring Eq - M for sound design rather than just mixing? I am curious to explore its potential in creating unique soundscapes and textures. Any tips or experiences to share?

Are we tapping into the full potential of Ocean Swift Synthesis in redefining the boundaries of sound and music production? What are some of the unconventional ways you have used this tool to create unique soundscapes and melodies? Could this be the future of audio design?

Has anyone tried using the Spring Eq - M for unconventional sound design? I'm curious to explore outside the box and use it for creating unique soundscapes or effects. Any tips or experiences you could share?

Delving into the complex world of quantum physics, could the principles and theories possibly be applied to sound synthesis, potentially creating a new frontier in audio technology? How would quantum physics impact the quality, complexity, and uniqueness of sound compared to traditional synthesis methods?

Hello everyone, with the advent of quantum computing, I wonder how it could potentially revolutionize the way we interact on forums like PlanetZ? Could quantum computing enhance the functionalities of our beloved audio devices or software like Cubase and Pulsar? And what would be the implications for Scope and XITE development?

Has anyone else experienced strange sound distortions while using Scope 5? It's not the typical distortion you'd expect from overloading the system, but rather a unique, almost alien-like sound. Could this be a hidden feature or just a random glitch?

Has anyone ever tried using the iPoint4 MODULES #Spielraum for creating unique soundscapes in non-musical contexts, such as sound design for films or video games? I'm curious to know how versatile these modules can be when pushed beyond their traditional boundaries.

With the rapid advancement in technology, virtual reality (VR) is becoming more prevalent in various sectors. How feasible would it be to incorporate VR into the PlanetZ forums? Could this enhance user interaction and engagement, or would it simply complicate the user experience?

Has anyone else noticed odd sound fluctuations while using the Spring Eq - M? I've been experiencing intermittent changes in frequency response, which doesn't seem normal. Can anyone shed some light on why this might be happening?

Could we explore the possibility of a highly customizable metronome in Cubase 10.5? The idea is to have an ability to adjust not only tempo and time signature, but also accent patterns, sound sets, perhaps even visual cues. Do you think this could significantly enhance the creative process and the overall user experience?

With the growing trend of incorporating unconventional sounds and techniques in modern music, how do you see the role of Ocean Swift Synthesis evolving? Will this tool continue to be a staple in experimental music production, or will it be overshadowed by newer, more advanced technologies?

With the rapid advancement in technology, virtual reality is becoming more prevalent in various sectors. Could this be the future for PlanetZ forums? How would a shift towards a VR-based forum affect the user experience and the overall dynamics of discussions?