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I have to admit I wouldn’t have guessed it’s based on a Distressor, so it would be stretching a bit to assume that’s why I liked it in the first place.

I do have the UAD plugin and use it often, would be interesting to see how its modes/ratios were translated to the SD3 plug. (I frankly prefer to think of them more as modes given the high variability and program-dependency beyond the bounds of a ratio.)

An interesting surprise in any case, thanks Olof and everyone.

[Wiergate]

drumjack52 wrote:

Wiergate wrote:

Thanks for the thoughtful replies, all.  Perhaps this Olof (one of the devs?) can help out of they see this, otherwise I have a couple of leads at least.

Please share those leads as any info would help us all and give us something to look at.

Reply To: Classic Compressor in SD3? version: 3.3.7
Operating system: macOS High Sierra (10.13)

Jord called it, what I’ve heard from the respondents in this thread are indeed my leads thus far. If I should think of or hear anything more I’ll be sure to update.

[Wiergate]

Thanks for the thoughtful replies, all.  Perhaps this Olof (one of the devs?) can help out of they see this, otherwise I have a couple of leads at least.

[Wiergate]

Googling this issue lead me to this thread. It was started in September 2017. This is October 2023.
I’m at a loss for words.

None of the above suggestions worked. A narrow sliver of each of what could be two buttons can be seen where the installer window chops them off.
I’ve set the file path; in theory the rightmost one might say ‘install’. If I need to make some other decision, however, and it’s not the install button…

How do I get the SDX installer to display without being truncated so I know for certain which paths and which settings I’m agreeing to when installing this (very expensive) piece of software?

Operating system: Windows 10

• This post was modified 1 year, 8 months ago by Wiergate.

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