I also tried refreshing the folder from within Sound Forge, and having it re-organize fx favorites.
Installing Hyperprism in the VST plug-ins folder (rather than the Direct X folder) doesn't make any difference either. I know Win7 comes with Direct X 11, but I'd heard some users had problems with it, so I also installed Direct X 9.0c. I'm especially concerned with getting the Sonic Decimator to run properly, because I mostly make industrial techno and electronica. It doesn't seem to be a problem with compatibility, because some of my even older plug-ins work just fine, and it's only a. The problem is, although it appears to install just fine, SoundForge 10 isn't picking it up in the FX Favorites folder. I've been using the (Arboretum Systems) Hyperprism Plug-in Pack v2.5 for over 10 years on my XP system, and finally upgraded to Windows 7. Registered owners of any other edition of Hyperprism can upgrade to Plug-in Pack 1.5.5 for just $199.Hi, I hope someone here can help me out. Registered owners of earlier editions of the Plug-in Pack, the old Hyperprism Power Mac Bundle, or the original Hyperprism-DX can upgrade to Plug-in Pack 1.5.5 for only $50. Hyperprism Plug-in Pack includes all four native-processing plug-in editions of Hyperprism: Hyperprism-DX for the Windows DirectX format Hyperprism-VST for the MacOS VST plug-in format Hyperprism-MMP for the MacOS Premiere format Hyperprism-DAS for AudioSuite format (Mac) Hyperprism Plug-in Pack 1.5.5 is now shipping at a suggested US retail price of $349, international pricing may vary.
You'll be impressed by the selection, amazed at the sound and dazzled by the results you get when you add Hyperprism Plug-in Pack to your sound editing setup. Select effect quality level, and choose between several types of 'tubes' and 'tapes.' Plus the super-realistic HyperVerb, unique Frequency Shifter and improved Vocoders, Filters and Limiters are also now available for all four plug-in formats.
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