High Cpu consumption in Studio One 5 causing some crackling.
But the brightness it brings is very good, but I’m looking for something similar but preferably free to replace this plugin.

Alto consumo de Cpu no Studio One 5, causando alguns estalos.
Mas o brilho que ele traz é muito bom, mas procuro algo parecido porém de preferência gratuito para substituir esse plugin.

Thanks for the info about the new release!

None of these both are presented in OS X 10.10,
there isn’t such file and no info in system report

Don’t want to hijack this post but the following needs to be said. Since SGA1566, we (as in Shattered Glass Audio) have developed Phoenix. Phoenix is 20+ times faster than SGA1566 while still performing the full circuit simulation. Phoenix is the proof that you can have a plugin which relies on the full circuit simulation to deliver the most authentic analog sound and vibe without sacrificing the CPU.
You can download Phoenix demo at http://www.shatteredglassaudio.com/product/110 and compare it to SGA1566.

Hey, your welcome. You can check your Mac’s install log easily enough in:
Macintosh HD / Library / Receipts / InstallHistory.plist.
This text document contains a good description of your history of files which have been properly installed onto your Mac (but not manually pasted files).
Or for a basic description of all:
Click the Apple logo (top left) / About This Mac / Overview / System Report / Software / Installations.
I agree about what you said about a reason for system access, thats fair enough & not a lot to ask.
Hope this helps 😉

Thank you PUREFIRE. That is a feasible explanation of British Kolorizer‘a access request. It would be great if dialogue box appeared with the reason for system access. Alternatively, if there is a process for confirming the install log (file search in Finder?!) on the Mac that would be ideal. Cheers…

Hey your welcome, i mention “App’s & Gate Keeper” because this plug-in wants to install an uninstaller into the Mac Applications folder, which requires an Admin user to authorise it first.

Thanks for sharing the knowledge. Mac territory is totally unknown to me, so every bit of information is useful.

Also, i use High Sierra & things may of changed in Mac os above this.

I’m no expert & i’m not sure if this is the right answer to your question, but if its what i think you mean (based on my effort to install this as well)
😊
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Mac has their hidden ‘Gate Keeper’ function, so when you try to install anything on a Mac, Gate Keeper analyses the file (for security etc).
It might be because Master Tones is a new developer & unknown to Mac Gate Keeper, but i don’t know if this is the case.
I can change my System Preferences / Security & Privacy / General – to allow Apps downloaded from App store & identified developers only (a Terminal code is needed these days, to add ‘install from anywhere’ into the os).
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Only if & when you feel very confident about what you want to install onto your Mac, you can go into System Preferences / Security / General, where their will be an option (which only appears whilst you try to install a blocked file), to “open anyway”
Just to let you know, in ‘Finder’ if you ‘Right Click’ on any file to open it, it will always open also.

I join, support and agree with that,
also I paid a little attention earlier …
My dream is to have such team for
similar investigations for all plugins.
Too many cookies, analytics or so …