FXpansion BFD3 v3.0.28 UNLOCKED HAPPY NEW YEAR-R2R

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Catalyst,
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We are happy to reveal the cover of ‘Hotel Existence’. The picture by our visual artist Romuald ‘Ishoothorizon’ Swieconek reflects the general idea of the inner fantasy that promises you a better world, a place that was more than just a place, but an opportunity, a chance to live inside your dreams.

We picked up that idea from the novel ‘The Brooklyn Follies’ by Paul Auster. We gave it a little twist though. More than an inner refuge, this fantasy can become a cancer of unfulfilled expectations. The picture of Romuald is the ideal translation of that forgotten and failed dream.

The Journey Backwards (Disc 2)
While the main theme on the album is the inner refuge where we fantasize about opportunities and expectations, the bonus disc reflects the journey backwards in time where we question all our previous choices in life. If life is a continuum of choices, then how would our life look like, if we did things differently? We do the journey in style with some re-interpretations of songs and club remixes by some very cool artists.

From The Brooklyn Follies by Paul Auster
NATHAN: The inner refuge, Harry. The place a man goes to when life in the real world is no longer possible.

HARRY: Oh. I used to have one of those. I thought everyone did.

TOM: Not necessarily. It takes a good imagination, and how many people have that?

HARRY: (closing his eyes; pressing his forefingers against his temples): It's all coming back to me now. The Hotel Existence. I was just ten years old, but I can still remember the exact moment when the idea occurred to me, the exact moment when I found the name. It was a Sunday afternoon during the war. The radio was on, and I was sitting in the living room of our house in Buffalo with a copy of Life magazine, looking at pictures of the American troops in France. I had never been inside a hotel, but I had walked past enough of them on my trips downtown with my mother to know that they were special places, fortresses that protected you from the squalor and meanness of everyday life. I loved the men in the blue uniforms who stood in front of the Remington Arms. I loved the sheen of the brass fittings on the revolving doors at the Excelsior. I loved the immense chandelier that hung in the lobby of the Ritz. The sole purpose of a hotel was to make you happy and comfortable, and once you signed the register and went upstairs to your room, all you had to do was ask for something and it was yours. A hotel represented the promise of a better world, a place that was more than just a place, but an opportunity, a chance to live inside your dreams.

Doesnt work in PT 10 for me, standalone is fine.

Doesnt work in PT 10 for me, standalone is fine.

smitty:
I browsed some forums,some users complain about BFD 3 not working properly within PT,so i thinks it s not the crack to be buggy,but the software itself