All Tonebooster legacy plugins gone free

[reusenoise]

Win and Mac
Legacy v3 plugins gone freeware
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https://www.toneboosters.com/changelog.html

[dvdrtldg]

I've been using some of these for years, they're excellent. Not the most exciting plugins around, just solid mixing & mastering tools

[ProfessaKaos]

Thanks for sharing, these are good plugins for free.

[integerpoet]

Seems at the moment that Mac users need to scroll down to the bottom of the page to find the link.

Anybody happen to know whether these are Apple silicon -native? I doubt it but figured asking wouldn't hurt.

[StephenHutchinson]

Seems at the moment that Mac users need to scroll down to the bottom of the page to find the link.

Anybody happen to know whether these are Apple silicon -native? I doubt it but figured asking wouldn't hurt.

I can confirm that all of the free ToneBooster Legacy plugins work perfectly in Reason 12 under Rosetta 2 (Mac mini M1)

[integerpoet]

Anybody happen to know whether these are Apple silicon -native? I doubt it but figured asking wouldn't hurt.

I can confirm that all of the free ToneBooster Legacy plugins work perfectly in Reason 12 under Rosetta 2 (Mac mini M1)

Sure. But that doesn't make them native. Nothing Reason does at the moment is native.

I ask because if they weren't already native when they got designated "legacy" then it seems unlikely they ever will be.

And as mentioned elsewhere when Reason does go native it almost certainly will not be able to run Intel plug-ins.

[moneykube]

Feb 2022 Installer v1.6.0 gets this message or Mac OS but the Nov 2021 Installer v1.5.9 installer works... Thanks

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[StephenHutchinson]

I can confirm that all of the free ToneBooster Legacy plugins work perfectly in Reason 12 under Rosetta 2 (Mac mini M1)

Sure. But that doesn't make them native. Nothing Reason does at the moment is native.

I ask because if they weren't already native when they got designated "legacy" then it seems unlikely they ever will be.

And as mentioned elsewhere when Reason does go native it almost certainly will not be able to run Intel plug-ins.

Good to know. Thanks for the heads-up.

[Chi-Individual]

I can’t help but think of how much money I would’ve saved had I only waited 20 more years for all the free stuff before buying music software.