
- #Dsp quattro 5 for free#
- #Dsp quattro 5 full version#
- #Dsp quattro 5 update#
- #Dsp quattro 5 download#
I can deal with the saving option, if i first create a folder in the place I want to save it in, then it will appear in the recent saved folders. Have updated to 5.5.1, and saved project.
#Dsp quattro 5 full version#
Can you please check it? The demo version has not the code for saving, the full version has not the code to say that you are not allowed to save.įor better assistance, please write to me at, so I can check the status of your account into our user area. I suspect that you are running the demo version and not the full version.
#Dsp quattro 5 update#
It will automatically run without asking for authorising and won't announce anymore that an update is available into the user area.


#Dsp quattro 5 download#
Just download it, replace the 5.x version which you are using, and use it. At moment, if you are a v5.x registered user, into the user area you will find the 5.5.1 version. The full version of DSP-Quattro is always into the user area.
#Dsp quattro 5 for free#
I mean, all 4.x versions are for free to v4.x registered users, as all v5.x are free for v5.x registered users. The updates are free if not a major update. Not a deal killer as such but more of an annoyance that shouldn't happen.May I ask why you don't switch to another application? Sorry to hear of your problems.Īlmost forgot - the last couple of revisions of DSPQ5 don't always recall the window setup correctly for each project. Quattro's been working solidly for me with precisely the feature set I need. And I should mention that I particularly like the separate bus that's just for monitoring and not for burning - for "monitor only" plugs like Sonarworks, Mixchecker, Adaptr AB, etc. Like you - I don't typically use a lot of plugins at this stage, but it's a useful option for the occasions when I want to. (And I don't miss/need a pencil tool for my usage of DSP Quattro.) Not a deal killer as such but more of an annoyance that shouldn't happen.No - I am not experiencing any of the problems you describe. This means you can never do a 'save' but to be sure you have to do a 'save as' and re-choose the place to save the project.Īlmost forgot - the last couple of revisions of DSPQ5 don't always recall the window setup correctly for each project. When you go to saving a project does it always save to where you pointed it to save to before? Doesn't for me and never has. Not a deal killer as such but more of an annoyance that shouldn't happen. Oh yeah - and where is the bleeping pencil edit tool we were promised last year? MIA as far as I can see.Īlmost forgot - the last couple of revisions of DSPQ5 don't always recall the window setup correctly for each project. I don't need a whole lot of plugins on a track or in a project because by the time I get to cd burning everything is done save for maybe a little eq tweak and compression via just 2 plugins. I'm on High Sierra with the latest DSPQ5 update. Have you tried saving presets for plugins you use inside the program and when you go to recall said preset from within the plugin it doesn't show in the plugin's preset chooser? Doesn't for me.īoth of the above are deal killers/workflow killers for me. This means you can never do a 'save' but to be sure you have to do a 'save as' and re-choose the place to save the project. Thanks, Stefano!When you go to saving a project does it always save to where you pointed it to save to before? Doesn't for me and never has. As such - I'd have to consider it a no-brainer if you need this functionality on Mac. And honestly, I don't know what the alternative would be without spending a lot of $. Quattro has all the features I need, including a much more generous allowance for plugin instances (both on master channel and on individual tracks) than Wavelab Elements - and, for me, a far more intuitive workflow.

And, it's an extremely complicated and challenging project, I might add - 21 tracks, with all sorts of overlaps/crossfading etc. DSP Quattro's latest version has been working FLAWLESSLY for me for my current CD assembly/mastering/burning project.
