This is a bug fix only update. Here’s the list of bugs that have been fixed in this build as well as links to the updates.
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The Reel Tape Suite have been discussed a lot since they were announced. Anyone could’ve guessed they would sound good, the big question would rather be “is it good enough to be priced at $495?”. Let’s find out.
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Some didn’t really get what Flux free plug-in Bitter-Sweet actually do and gave up on trying it. Honestly, the first time I tried it on something I didn’t hear a difference at all. The trick is to use it on something where it actually makes a difference because it’s a pretty unique plug-in. I had my first really good experience with it yesterday.
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We reported about it April 21st but now it’s officially out and announce, Groove Shadows is the new FX library from Ueberschall. For all the specs check out the previous post and Ueberschall.com

Ohm Force is perhaps the most odd plug-in company out there, and that’s a good thing. Now they’ve made a plug-in to kill your sounds, and that’s an even better thing! Time for some serious murder? Enter Ohmicide: Melohman.
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Anyone remember Vocaloid? The singing synths? Two new are on the way. These are the first titles to use the updated and vastly improved Vocaloid software. First up “Sweet Ann”, it´s digital release date is set for May 21st! You can get a glimpse of her and hear her sing at: www.myspace.com/vocaloidsweetann

Solid State Logic has released version 2.0 of their Duende software.
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There’s things happening in Waves right now. They have recently launched a new site www.wavesupport.net, it should be obvious what it’s about. They also report that their entire product line (both Native and TDM) now have Intel Mac support.

Submersible Music has started shipping the new 2.5 version of its award-winning “DrumCore” drum software. DrumCore 2.5 adds new features to increase DrumCore’s capabilities as a MIDI instrument and make workflow even easier when writing songs with DrumCore.
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With the release of Tassman 4.1, Applied Acoustics Systems is happy to announce that the transition to support Intel-based Mac systems is now over! All of their Professional and Session Series instruments are now available on Mac OS X as Universal Binaries. The Tassman 4.1 Update includes Intel-based Mac system support, RTAS plug-in on both Mac OS X and Windows, and several bug fixes.

Pricing and Availability:
Windows and PowerPC-based (G4 and G5 processors) Mac OS X Tassman users can update free of charge. Intel-based Mac OS X Tassman users can get the Universal Binary version of Tassman direct from the AAS Store for $29.

Applied Acoustics Systems