Dear FG-X:
I'm pleased to announce that FG-X 1.4.0.4 is in your Slate Digital User Accounts.
This FG-X Update will provide 64bit support for AAX, AU, and VST. I want to be clear that this is NOT FG-X 2.0, but rather an updated version of your current FG-X plugin.
Important Q&A:
Q: Where is FG-X 2.0 and what is the difference between FG-X 2.0 and today's 1.4.0.4 release?
A: FG-X 2.0 is going to be a brand new, completely reworked plugin with new algorithms, created from the ground up in our new framework. It is being developed right now, and will be a free update later this year. The FG-X 1.4.0.4 in your user account is the same algorithms as your current FG-X, but with added support for the 64bit DAW formats.
Q: What is the difference between FG-X 1.4.0.4 and the old FG-X 32bit version?
A: Not much besides the 64bit support. However, users in beta did claim that their CPU usage did go down, but it is not an official feature that we are advertising. If you found a few bugs in your current FG-X, you'll likely see some of these same bugs in the 1.4.0.4 version. But rest assured, the FG-X 2.0 update will also be FREE, and will fix all of these issues.
Q: Will the FG-X 2.0 still be FREE?
A: Yes, when the FG-X 2.0 comes out later this year, you will get it for FREE.
Q: How do I get FG-X 1.4.0.4?
A: Go to your Slate Account, it is waiting for you right now.
Folks, we've learned a lot over the past year about how we can be a better company for you. As I've said in the past, we did not prioritize things properly and thought we could achieve big feats without having the manpower to do so. Well, this is a thing of the past. The Slate Digital Team has grown significantly. I too have grown as a CEO, and can better appreciate the responsibility of running a complex and often unpredictable technology company. Therefore I can assure you that delays like this will never happen again, no matter what new plugin format may be sprung on us! Although I really hope there are no more new plugin formats!!!
I wish you peace, love, and happy music making!
Steven Slate
I'm pleased to announce that FG-X 1.4.0.4 is in your Slate Digital User Accounts.
This FG-X Update will provide 64bit support for AAX, AU, and VST. I want to be clear that this is NOT FG-X 2.0, but rather an updated version of your current FG-X plugin.
Important Q&A:
Q: Where is FG-X 2.0 and what is the difference between FG-X 2.0 and today's 1.4.0.4 release?
A: FG-X 2.0 is going to be a brand new, completely reworked plugin with new algorithms, created from the ground up in our new framework. It is being developed right now, and will be a free update later this year. The FG-X 1.4.0.4 in your user account is the same algorithms as your current FG-X, but with added support for the 64bit DAW formats.
Q: What is the difference between FG-X 1.4.0.4 and the old FG-X 32bit version?
A: Not much besides the 64bit support. However, users in beta did claim that their CPU usage did go down, but it is not an official feature that we are advertising. If you found a few bugs in your current FG-X, you'll likely see some of these same bugs in the 1.4.0.4 version. But rest assured, the FG-X 2.0 update will also be FREE, and will fix all of these issues.
Q: Will the FG-X 2.0 still be FREE?
A: Yes, when the FG-X 2.0 comes out later this year, you will get it for FREE.
Q: How do I get FG-X 1.4.0.4?
A: Go to your Slate Account, it is waiting for you right now.
Folks, we've learned a lot over the past year about how we can be a better company for you. As I've said in the past, we did not prioritize things properly and thought we could achieve big feats without having the manpower to do so. Well, this is a thing of the past. The Slate Digital Team has grown significantly. I too have grown as a CEO, and can better appreciate the responsibility of running a complex and often unpredictable technology company. Therefore I can assure you that delays like this will never happen again, no matter what new plugin format may be sprung on us! Although I really hope there are no more new plugin formats!!!
I wish you peace, love, and happy music making!
Steven Slate
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