I’m extremely happy, that coreOS 3.1 is already on the horizon. I’m hoping for Asato or Imperial some time in the near future.
The one thing I’d love to is some updates to the looper. If I could just import some wav-files to jam to I’d be free from my Mac while playing guitar. Please Neural just this one little feature😇
On the day you got your free plugin, it was widely known that Gojira/Plini were the first to be compatible and released. They then shared the ‘next up’ plugins literally the day after the release of PCOM.
If you picked one not on there and NOW want to complain that it isn’t next up, I feel like that’s on you. 
Considering it looks to take them about 2-4 weeks for each round of beta testing, and we had a bugfix release this week, I think they’re doing pretty damned well personally.
I got the free one and I have three waiting because they said they were going ti be released soon. At this rate…as I said. It like anything else in business is a resource allocation issue. Seems they are putting a lot into other products.
other products are handled by other teams, so they shouldn’t affect the development schedule or budget adversely. Although I suppose more $ coming into NDSP is good news for ALL teams. They’ve just had some really big hurdles to get over w/ the QC.
What takes two developers one month, will take four developers two months. - old software engineering proverb.
Kind of a random question, but why do they have a ‘65 Fender Deluxe, opposed to just a regular 65?
Is there like some amp-lore reason why someone would want to model the reissue opposed to the original?
This will be a great update. The future of the QC is looking brighter all the time!
Yes I got the Plini not that I really wanted it but I just want A plugin just to have one and see what was all the fuss. The ones I have had on order for months were not made available then and no date yet for them and at only two every 2 months I still may be waiting for months and months. I don’t recall almost a year ago that they said when they released the plugs (we’re right around the corner even back then) that said once they started they would be drip drip drip drip released.
It all comes from one big revenue pile and is allocated by management according the the priorities it sets.
Is each plugin built from the ground up on a black sheet of code? Once you get the conversion program going…just sayin…it’s more a marketing and communication thingy. Had I known this would be the time frame and it could still be another year I would not have given them my money up front. Heck I’d be happy if they would include at least one of the cleaner blackface tube amps Morgan or Tone King.
Each plugin is probably being rebuilt completely for the QC. Why else do you think it took this long for PCOM to even happen? Haha
What a weird way to look at that. If you have plug-ins, you can use them now. Standalone app or VST/AU/AAX inside of a DAW. They’re awesome. Go play with them. They’re just not available on the QC yet.
Yeah, that’s totally how it works. 
I don’t use DAW I have a Tascam 32 channel recording/mixing board. Again it’s their marketing and communication as much as the actual development.
Do you have an audio interface or Evan a pc maybe… You can route the signal from an interface into tascam… Using plugins in standalone… Even a basic interface with 2 channels mite be a worthwhile investment for your setup just to be able to send audio to your mixer… No need for a daw either
I know exactly how to route signals and have a 4 channel interface and do not use DAW and do not want to use DAW and one reason I got the QC is that I wouldn’t have to. It’s the purpose of it remember. It was sold on the basis if you recall. Heck I don’t even use Core I do all my presets onboard the QC.
That’s exactly what I’m saying I never said you don’t know how to do anything you don’t need a daw with the plugins… You can use them in standalone on a pc and route the signal to the tascam… I don’t think ndsp told us they would all be available on the QC at same time so like us all you have to wait till they release the ones you’ve got…
But you can use them now if you want on your pc at least you have that option and when they release them on quad cortex youl be happy happy
As I said, not what they were advertised for with the QC and not what I bought them for nor how I normally play in my studio I got QC to a Headrush not through a PC or DAW, recording is ancillary. Here is what they were saying a year ago
“Rebuilding 13 plugins in the past two and a half years while simultaneously releasing new plugins and Quad Cortex updates so that we can continue to sustain and grow our team has been an immense”
So three and half years and they have managed 5 of the plugins. Drip Drip Drip.
Positive Grid did the same with the release of the first Spark 40. I waited almost two years on what should have been about six months. I just comment to a fellow player in another forum that I had ordered the new Spark 2, he got his last week, with a expected shipment middle of next month. I got a notice it shipped and will be here Tuesday. I laughing commented to him that maybe Positive Grid learned that little lesson in marketing “under promise and over deliver”. Neural could take a hint.
PCOM 
. Thanks NDSP for QC! Stellar unit as it is. Let’s get past this POCM B.S. and start adding features again for guitar players.
I would not call PCOM b.s., but indeed, I need A LOT more additional features, like for example automated mono sum when only plugging in one cable, or symbolic links preset management so that I don’t have to modify 10 times there same preset in 10 different setlists.