The Mac version supports OSX 10.5 (Leopard) running in 32-bit on PowerPC- and Intel-based computers as well as 10.6 (Snow Leopard) running in 32-bit and 64-bit kernel mode on Intel Macs. In short, this new version features optimized multi-core support as well as driver related fixes.
Both the Mac and PC version (which has been available for a while) feature improvements in stability and general performance.
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Vintage Guitar Pedal Bundle for PowerCore
Vintage Guitar Pedal Bundle gives PowerCore users the chance to add five guitar vintage guitar effects pedals to their plug-in collections – including SCF, the Stereo Chorus Flanger from TC Electronic.
The full bundle includes:
• Stereo Chorus + Pitch Modulator & Flanger
• Booster + Line Driver & Distortion
• TC XII Programmable Phaser
• Sustain + Parametric Equalizer
• Dual Parametric Equalizer
These five plug-ins are exact software replicas of the first five products ever to roll off the TC production line.
Details
• 5 vintage pedal plug-ins for PowerCore, including the SCF Stereo Chorus Flanger.
• 1:1 software emulations of the original devices.
• Based on the original schematics.
• The 5 first products that TC Electronic ever made.
• Hardware versions are collector’s items.
• For VST and Audio Units compatible hosts, including Logic, Cubase, Garageband, etc.
• For Mac and PC.
• 2nd generation PowerCore required.
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