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Interested in being a plugin beta tester or demo writer?

I've been watching all your videos, learning HISE and would be happy to beta test for you David.
(Win10, Studio One, Bitwig, Reaper, Live).
 
d.healey said:
Hello,

Plugin developers are always looking for new testers and demo writers. Getting feedback from a small group of users before releasing a product to the world is incredibly helpful. The process can often reveal problems the developer missed in their testing and gives you a unique opportunity to share your ideas about a product directly with a developer. This can lead to new features, enhancements and even new products.

If you'd like to be a beta tester or a demo writer (or both) then please leave a post in this thread so that developers can contact you.

I'm in need of some beta testers and demo writers for my upcoming libraries. If you're interested in doing either or both in exchange for free Libre Wave stuff please send me a PM (please include your OS and DAW).
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i can do it


this is an ERA II only demo track


this is another demo, using a free instrument only
 
Hello,
I will be very interested in beta testing and especially in writing demos!

Mac OS Catalina/Ableton Live 11
 
I'd be happy to beta test and create demos.

I run Cubase Pro 12 with Windows 11. My relevant system specs are: i9 13900ks, 192GB DDR5 RAM, 32TB of NVME 4.0 SSDs.

This piece I composed blends a real performance with virtual instruments:



Here's a link to a demo I created using only the first three SINEfactory instruments:



As well as a composer, I'm an illustrator and graphic designer. I paint book covers, album covers, and design books, websites and products. Here's the music page of my online portfolio: https://starrynightmedia.com/music/
 
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Hi,

I'm willing to beta test for you as I have experience testing software in the past. Not interested in creating demos if you don't mind.

I can accommodate you in any Windows client/server and Linux (Debian/Ubuntu) or Unix (FreeBSD) platform as well as Reaper, Bitwig, Traction Waveform and Dorico.
 
Glad to help if you're still looking. Music is not my profession, but I know my way around the block, and have spent much of my adult life in tech, and I know how to approach testing systematically, and document!
 
Do any of you happen to have a RME Fireface UFX, preferably on Windows 10/11 and be willing to do some tests for me?
 
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