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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 31688, member: 636"] A.O.M. just improved its plugins with version 1.18.4. They fixed several problems and made everything run faster. The TranQuilizr plugin needs much less computer power than before—about 14% less. Users of tranQuilizr G2 will notice their computer runs cooler because it works 8% more efficiently on Algorithms I through III. These changes help music makers work longer without hearing their fans spin up. The team fixed an annoying automation problem affecting VST3 and CLAP plugin types. Anyone who saved projects with plugin version 1.17.2 or earlier found broken automation assignments when opening those projects with versions 1.18.0 through 1.18.3. This issue disappeared completely in the latest update. Mac users can celebrate because the high precision knob control using shift plus mouse wheel works properly again. Many had reported this frustration directly to support. A rare crash bug disappeared from three plugins: Invisible Limiter G2, Nu Compressor, and tranQuilizr. This bug happened when users opened or closed panels inside the plugins. Almost nobody ever saw this problem in real use, but the developers found it during testing and eliminated it anyway. This shows how carefully A.O.M. checks its software before releasing updates. Most companies might ignore such rare issues. All these improvements come free to current A.O.M. plugin owners. The update looks small but brings important stability gains across the product line. Audio engineers care deeply about reliability during recording sessions, and these changes deliver exactly that. The reduced CPU demands especially help producers working on complex projects with many tracks and effects running simultaneously. [/QUOTE]

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