Plugin Boutique Scaler 3 v1.0.3 Incl License-BUBBiX

It includes a sample library for testing it without a separate instrument. The library weights at least one third of the total installed

You can delete it once installed

This app will change how you work.
I did music theory in school, took piano lessons later in life.
Learned more form this in a a year than anything that came before it.

I reinstall to try standalone. It worked great, but vst3 crashing anywhere

I've messed with it a little and think it can be properly used to augment an actual knowledge of music theory. It's definitely aimed at people with no knowledge of theory at all and imho is a bit more like cheating for lazy producers that don't want to do the homework. I think it can function both ways and can do a good job in either case. If you have a working knowledge of theory, scales, modes, chordal/note relationships etc it can break you out of a rut when you always return to comfortable progressions you're familiar with by introducing borrowed chords and unusual progressions. But I can also see it being a crutch for people who just want to hit a button and get a completed series of chords much like those Midi chord packs. As a learning tool though, this could be invaluable when applied the right way.

You choose a harmony that sounds good and generate arrangements based on it until you sketch an idea, it is a tool for inspiration and not for learning music theory. Not everyone knows how to play musical instruments and working with composing / editing midi is a job of looking for a needle in a haystack, it takes inspiration and a lot of time before something comes out. These plugins are made for exactly that, so that as many people as possible can make music. Armin Van Buuren learned to play the piano only after he became famous, it's no joke. In reality, few people know music theory, composers of scores, opera and symphony singers, people who work deeply in music. To produce EDM for example, you only need the basics of Music Theory, to know how to write and tie some chords correctly, the rest is done in daw and does not require schools. Scaler3, Chord Pad in Cubase, Drummerr in Logic, all these are to inspire you and give you a helping hand when you get into the dark.

It's definitely not MIDI Wizard. That shit was such a gimmick. This is a sophisticated music theory tool that helps you learn as opposed to just spitting out chords randomly.

That being said, I used to use it a bit for the performance mode which made melodies. But since Ableton has the scale/fold function, I find it easier to just draw in my chords/melodies and adjust different voicings manually until I get a chord I like.

It helps me with understanding extended chords and helps me develop chord progressions beyond the first 8 bars in development. I then use EZKeys to find bass lines that work...

quote by MozartEstLaIt's not v1.0.3, but v3.0.1...

The Installer says Scaler 3 version 1.0.3-full_pib-5980, and clicking the about button = "blue" scaler 3 button, top left = Scaler 3 v1.0.3.c53a073

Sequestering everything from the firewall back is always a decent plan.
However, it would be nice to know if iLok might help here.

Did you restart the pc and tried again already?