#Ik multimedia syntronik 1.2 for mac upgrade#
But that won't help if you are trying to upgrade old projects.Īnd yes it installs the sounds in C:\Users\Public\Documents\IK Multimedia by default. I liked the new S2 versions better to be honest. If you aren't upgrading it doesn't matter.
I think if you are upgrading you will need to keep S1. A few presets sounded the same, but most were different. At least for Bully, the S2 versions had a much sharper/harder sound. The settings look the same, and all the old patches are there (and new S2 patches). The Syntronik 2 versions of the Syntronik 1 instruments/patches definitely sound different, well at least on a handful of presets I tried. I just download the ones that say Synth 2. And even then I'm not sure it will work without the old Syntronik 1 instruments/samples.Īn understatement. I wouldn't remove Syntronik 1 though, since it may(will?) break old projects unless you just happened to use Sampletank 4 instead of the Syntronik 1 VST/Engine for projects. I'll be backing mine up on to BD-Rs most likely.
#Ik multimedia syntronik 1.2 for mac zip#
But losing 184gigs of disc space for some zip installers is a bit much. Of course that's good since they charge you to redownload after 180 days. The IK Product Manager download leaves the zip files it downloads for Syntronik MAX on your system as well (for me it was in %USERPROFILE%\Documents\IK Multimedia\IK Product Manager\Syntronik 2 MAX) and consumes some 184gigs of disk space itself. I don't think IK has even given a thought to managing the mess their instrument collections have become (Sampletron 2 and Syntronik 2 both seem to have their own private content directories) Older Sampletank 4 instruments are merged into its directories (or Sampletank 3's).
Which is kind of hard if you have Sampletank 3 instruments/sounds also. Yes, you have to remove them by hand and rebuild the database. That only deletes the app and not the sounds.
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