Thanks for the feedback! I'm glad you like it. The knobs turning slowly was kind of intentional, because there's such a huge range of numbers. Maybe I'll revert this back to normal as it "feels wrong", indeed. 😅
What's the problem you are running into? If it's a problem with Itch.io, you can send an email to support@itch.io. If it's a problem with Nimble Kick itself, please send an email to support@nimble.tools.
I only just now learned about this change. Very understandable change, but I'm hoping some exceptions could be made, either on an account or project basis, or on a domain name basis (are Soundcloud embed's safe enough?)
Otherwise, I'll have to re-think how I am designing my pages, as I do rely on Soundcloud.
Thanks for the suggestion! I've had someting like this in mind for a while as well. Not sure if this will make it into Nimble Kick any time soon, but it's on my mind!
Interesting, I can't reproduce your problem, it still works fine on my machine. If you're still having this issue, can you send an email to support@nimble.tools? I could probably send you a new build that might fix this problem, but would like to confirm that it does before I release it publicly.
Could this be something related to using iCloud Drive, and your plugin needing to be "downloaded" from the cloud or something? (I found a thread about this specific error message.)
Are you getting any specific error? Have you installed it to the right location? (See also the included Readme file.) If you need more assistance, feel free to email support@nimble.tools as well.
Nimble Kick does its best to detect the pitch but it's not always correct, especially if your kick doesn't have a whole lot of clear low end frequencies.
Can you tell me more about what you mean with it throwing off the pitch? What happens exactly?
Unfortunately we don't have a good way of doing a trial version right now, but we've been thinking about potential ways to solve that. It will be a while until we have this figured out though, so don't count on it to come anytime soon. Sorry about that! :(
In Finder, press Shift+Cmd+G, and then type "~/Library" to get to the Library folder. You might have to create the VST3 folder yourself if it doesn't exist yet.
I understand the sample loading problem, I already have a fix for that which I will be releasing soon. I'm just curious about the crashing; does Logic say anything else? What are you doing when Logic says it's causing instability?
Yep this has been suggested a number of times already. I'm curious in what way you're envisioning this though - do you mean just doing it to "edit" a kick, or to change the pitch in real-time, like when you're playing different midi notes?
