Sknote StripBus v2.0.1 x86 VST WIN

I didn't knew you can only buy for just a OS, I've bought stuff from slate digital and they give me both installers, cheers

Slate isn't SKNote ... one their website the developer asks you what kind you want ... this is proof to me that HY2ROG3N bought this puppy ...

Also, respect for sharing but if you have money, support this guy who makes this. He is good man and hard worker.

Mg sorry for asking a question
I would buy it if i had the money, but right now i have 0 money because of school

Actually when you purchase Britson,you get download links to all available formats..except AAX because i own it..

The AAX platform will be released in the near future.

JUST BOUGHT BRITSON AND SWEETONE

Ok, thank you!
Sr, I have a question: what is the difference between Satson and Britson?

Britson features:

Flexibility to be used subtly or aggressively (to overdrive virtual or real instruments, for example)
Two Saturation Modes: Normal (subtle distortion, high dynamic range) and Fat (hotter signal, lower dynamic range)
Optional Stereo Crosstalk which lends a sense of depth and three-dimensionality to your mixes
Filters (both low and high pass). Britson’s filters are tuned to sound sweet and pleasant to the ear
Saturation which can be disabled (when using Britson for trim and metering purposes exclusively)
Three EQ Color Mode options(on Britson Buss instance) for use on your master track: Default (no color), Master Loudness, and Master Bright
Zero latency and no group delay
Carefully optimized algorithm for low CPU consumption. Britson allows for a remarkably high number of instances per session.
Internal 64-bit floating point double-precision

Satson:

Level your tracks for ideal headroom with Satson’s carefully calibrated VU Meters. Users can choose between two metering calibrations: VU 0VU = -18 dBfs or 0VU = -14 dBfs. Satson’s GAIN control acts as a trim, granting you further control over gain staging.
Satson’s High Quality Filters (both low and high pass) are tuned to sound sweet and pleasant to the ear.
Based on two high-end analog consoles, Satson’s Saturation adds sought after warmth and “glue” to your tracks and busses. Satson’s gain knob behaves like a real analog console: more gain equals more saturation. “Fat Off” (subtle distortion, high dynamic range) and “Fat On” (hotter signal, lower dynamic range) modes lend further sound-shaping options.
Satson Buss’ optional Stereo Crosstalk feature simplifies your task of creating a sense a depth and three-dimensionality in your mixes.