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Vengeance Producer Suite Avenger v1.4.10 + Factory Content MacOSX screenshot
P2P | 19 August 2019 | 114 MB | 4.62 GB
Meet our new alpha and omega of synthesis: Vengeance Producer Suite Avenger is here! The most versatile and best sounding synth you will ever encounter. There is nothing VPS Avenger can't do, it offers you tons of features and a gigantic growing library from some of the best sound designers on this planet.

Features (short):

VST / PC & Intel Mac VST / AU & AAX - runs in all compatible hosts
64 Bit and VST3 standard (64Bit is required!)
over 900 factory presets
620 multisamples
218 special samples (attacks, noises)
154 resampler waves
168 drumkits, 168 drumsequences
596 wavetables
thousands of OSC shapes (waveforms) available
30 fx types (incl. analog chorus, Reverb, Phaser etc. from ArtsAcoustic)
47 Filtertypes
up to 1000 playing oscs with one note possible
resampling / wavetable generator built in
freeform OSCs. Draw your own waveforms
alias free OSCs, Wavetables, FM and AM modulation
powerful and easy drag and drop mod matrix
resizable vectorized GUI (4k ready)
undo feature
comfortable preset search system / tag cloud
8 arps, drumsequencer, 8 step sqs, 18 envelope generators
16 individually routable sub outs into your DAW's mixer
macro controllers assigned in each preset, for quick sound changes
external midi controllers and pedals support
free routable fx busses and send effects
customizable lfos, 4 shaper modules (distortion units on OSC level)
many unisono features: chorder and our own invented "V-Saw" supersaw
key- and velocityzones
import your own (multi)samples, drums, wavetables or OSC waveforms
MIDI learn function (connect your external MIDI gear with Avenger)

1.4.10 changelog

- fixed hang during loading in ProTools DAW
- fixed issue with wrong routing of FX busses after loading a preset in specific circumstances
- fixed issue with granular envelope global first trigger
- fixed issue with retriggering ARP notes when legato is being used and the chorder voices are being turned on and off
- fixed mouse wheel +12 steps for OSC transpose dial
- fixed issue with hanging ARP when sustain pedal is used
- fixed issue with playing ARP notes that were too long / too short after changing the ARP speed


All Change Log

Installation

1. Add to host:

127.0.0.1 support.vengeance-sound.com
127.0.0.1 vengeance-sound.com

After installation appears in the system settings, just prescribe the address
2. Install Avenger 1.4.10
3. Open DAW and start Avenger, select offline registration and download the license, close DAW.
4. Next, go along the path User / User Name / Library / Applications Support / Vengeance / VPS Avenger and put protection in the properties of the AVGR.license file (right-click on the license, then select "properties" and put a daw in the "protection" )
5. Open DAW, launch Avenger, load Factory Content, use it.




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comments

  Resident 26.11.2017 587
+173
on pc you right click the expansion in the avenger browser and click rename
love is life, music is the power
  Resident 21.06.2011 4 924
+267
Don't get me wrong, I'm really grateful for this, but I have the same problem with this as I had with v1.2.2: no clear install instructions. Let me show you what I mean:

"1. Add to host:

127.0.0.1 support.vengeance-sound.com
127.0.0.1 vengeance-sound.com"

I know a lot about my Mac and OSX, and have successfully installed a lot of complicated shit, even openssh, but I have no idea what this is referring to. From what little I can glean from all this, there is, in fact, another file that is not included with this install (the "host file"), with no address given that you can go to in order to download it, no explanation of what it is or how to alter it. I mean, I think I know ... after checking out two sets of instructions (the original is in Russian!) and going over the comments' section in three different download pages.

"After installation appears in the system settings, just prescribe the address"

What the fuck ...?!?

Is there any way to just post or include a clear set of instructions for us idiots who might not know what a host file is or understand the concept of "prescribe the address"? This seems like something that could be easily screwed up, even if everything were clearly spelled out.
  Member 9.01.2016 120
+18
you need to add
127.0.0.1 support.vengeance-sound.com
127.0.0.1 vengeance-sound.com
to your host file in the folder etc (its hidden)
  Resident 21.06.2011 4 924
+267
(crickets chirping)

No, seriously, I think I may understand how to do it, but 99 percent of these come with basic, easy-to-follow instructions ... in English (the ones included with this are, once again, in Russian, and even translated, it's a bit off).
  Member 16.10.2016 17
+6
the Comment has been Removed
  Resident 21.06.2011 4 924
+267
Thanks! I wasn't aware you could do it in the Terminal. But do you add the lines right after "255.255.255.255.broadcasthost"? Or at the very end of the list?
  Resident 21.10.2011 12 794
+289
quote by IggyDon't get me wrong, I'm really grateful for this, but I have the same problem with this as I had with v1.2.2: no clear install instructions. Let me show you what I mean:

"1. Add to host:

127.0.0.1 support.vengeance-sound.com
127.0.0.1 vengeance-sound.com"

I know a lot about my Mac and OSX, and have successfully installed a lot of complicated shit, even openssh, but I have no idea what this is referring to. From what little I can glean from all this, there is, in fact, another file that is not included with this install (the "host file"), with no address given that you can go to in order to download it, no explanation of what it is or how to alter it. I mean, I think I know ... after checking out two sets of instructions (the original is in Russian!) and going over the comments' section in three different download pages.

"After installation appears in the system settings, just prescribe the address"

What the fuck ...?!?

Is there any way to just post or include a clear set of instructions for us idiots who might not know what a host file is or understand the concept of "prescribe the address"? This seems like something that could be easily screwed up, even if everything were clearly spelled out.

quote by IggyDon't get me wrong, I'm really grateful for this, but I have the same problem with this as I had with v1.2.2: no clear install instructions. Let me show you what I mean:

"1. Add to host:

127.0.0.1 support.vengeance-sound.com
127.0.0.1 vengeance-sound.com"

I know a lot about my Mac and OSX, and have successfully installed a lot of complicated shit, even openssh, but I have no idea what this is referring to. From what little I can glean from all this, there is, in fact, another file that is not included with this install (the "host file"), with no address given that you can go to in order to download it, no explanation of what it is or how to alter it. I mean, I think I know ... after checking out two sets of instructions (the original is in Russian!) and going over the comments' section in three different download pages.

"After installation appears in the system settings, just prescribe the address"

What the fuck ...?!?

Is there any way to just post or include a clear set of instructions for us idiots who might not know what a host file is or understand the concept of "prescribe the address"? This seems like something that could be easily screwed up, even if everything were clearly spelled out.


You said exactly what I wanted to say ! You just said it first.
It's like, everything in riddles...
  Resident 21.06.2011 4 924
+267
Well, having read through the links provided elsewhere in this comments section and Googling like crazy, I think I understand what the deal is -- the "host file" refers to a file that actually already exists on your system called "hosts" that's located via typing "private/etc/hosts" in your "Go To Folder" window, and you basically have to drag the "hosts" file out to your desktop (it can't be worked on in the original folder, which is protected), alter it by editing it in TextEdit so the installer or VI can't call home, drag it back to its original location, then, you install the Avenger software -- but all of that could have easily been explained in the instructions. How often does anybody edit their "hosts" file? How many people honestly even know what or where the "hosts" file is?

Anyway, it's the second part, "After installation appears in the system settings, just prescribe the address", that completely loses me.
  Member 16.10.2016 17
+6
1. Open terminal
2. type: sudo nano /etc/hosts and then hit return.
3. Enter your administrator password and then hit return.
4. add : 127.0.0.1 support.vengeance-sound.com (enter for new line)
5. add : 127.0.0.1 vengeance-sound.com
6. Control + O
7. Enter to save
8. Control + X to exit
  Resident 21.06.2011 4 924
+267
Thank you again, got the list up in Terminal ... but as you can see above, I wasn't clear about where the two lines go.

(Edit: never mind, just followed your instructions exactly as written. You're a genius and I wish you'd written the install instructions!)
  Member 16.10.2016 17
+6
No problem :)
I can imagine it's a bit unclear and hard to understand when you have never done this before.
  Resident 10.06.2015 31
+13
"After installation appears in the system settings, just prescribe the address"
It says here about the utility Hosts.
 Spoiler
  Resident 25.01.2012 3304
+448
just use little snitch then
  Member 14.03.2017 29 229
+811
You're a fu*** crack!!! Thanks a lot man! ;)
  Member 22.10.2013 5 618
+451
Work perfect !!!
  Member 22.03.2012 12
0
i had 1.2.2 but after installing this version "Avenger" won't open, added the IP's to the host files and all also try uninstalling 1.2.2 before install but when i try to open avenger in Ableton it doesn't open or does anything, anyone else having the same issue?
  Member 9.01.2016 120
+18
delete all and start again
  Member 30.09.2018 14
0
did it work for you? I have exactly the same problem. I even try re installing and ableton still doesn't open the plugin
  Member 27.05.2015 30 82
+1066
1. I installed this over v1.2.2
2. Added hosts
3. Opened Logic....and all is working...i did not enter the license and it says it is v1.4.10 and registered.
The previous keyfile must be the same provided for this version.
  Member 16.03.2017 7 24
+45
didnt work on Logic Pro X 10.4.6 and macOS high sierra 10.13.6.

Cant open the plugin.

any ideas? I already reinstalled and restarted the computer.

Thanks!
  Member 16.03.2017 7 24
+45
validating Audio Unit VPS Avenger by keilwerthAudio:

AU Validation Tool
Version: 1.6.1a1
Copyright 2003-2013, Apple Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Specify -h (-help) for command options

--------------------------------------------------
VALIDATING AUDIO UNIT: 'aumu' - 'Avgr' - 'kAud'
--------------------------------------------------
Manufacturer String: keilwerthAudio
AudioUnit Name: VPS Avenger
Component Version: 1.4.16 (0x10410)

* * PASS
--------------------------------------------------
TESTING OPEN TIMES:
COLD:
2019-08-19 19:59:44.780 auvaltool[757:18238] Error loading /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components/VPS Avenger.component/Contents/MacOS/VPS Avenger: dlopen(/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components/VPS Avenger.component/Contents/MacOS/VPS Avenger, 262): no suitable image found. Did find:
/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components/VPS Avenger.component/Contents/MacOS/VPS Avenger: open() failed with errno=13
/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components/VPS Avenger.component/Contents/MacOS/VPS Avenger: stat() failed with errno=13
FATAL ERROR: OpenAComponent: result: -50,0xFFFFFFCE


validation result: couldn’t be opened
  Member 9.01.2016 120
+18
fix permissions inside plugin show package contents mac os vengence
  Member 14.05.2019 160
+66
Works Like a Charm. Expansions Work flawlessly and way less CPU power. Amazing Upload
  Resident 21.06.2011 4 924
+267
Now for step 4: "Next, go along the path User / User Name / Library / Applications Support / Vengeance / VPS Avenger and put protection in the properties of the AVGR.license file (right-click on the license, then select "properties" and put a daw in the "protection" )"

In regular English, this means, track down and select the license file on your machine after Avenger accepts it, open "Get Info" and lock it (switch all sharing and permissions to "read only" and/or click on the box next to "Locked") to prevent it being written to, right?
  Resident 29.11.2016 16 702
+665
May I use Little Snitch to block addresses instead to do this in the file host (as I’ve just made for 1.2.2 version) ??
  Member 11.03.2016 2 312
+48
2 questions :
- will the previously released expansions work regardless if it's mac or windows ?
- is there a way to move the library to another hard drive ?
big thx anyways
  Resident 22.07.2016 151
+40
Previous expansion will work on Mac after upgrade but not sure on Win.
Moving Lib to ext drive I never tried it but you could give it a shot with SymbolicLinker.
  Resident 21.06.2011 4 924
+267
Since it's a proprietary format, they're the same files whether on Mac or Windoze. I dunno if the v1.2.2 factory content works with this, though.

As for your other question, according to their site, the answer is "yes": https://www.vengeance-sound.com/faq_avenger.php
  Resident 5.01.2015 1 664
+274
1. Previous expansions work.
2. Move the expansions library anywhere. Then I'm avenger you can set factory libabry location under sys - content - factory library location. Done.

I freed up 30+ gb
Live life loud
  Member 6.09.2010 74
+7
I'm still waiting for Megaverb.

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