# Audio Damage BigSeq Now Available...

- Site: Analog Industries
- Author: Chris Randall
- Date: 2006-02-10
- URL: https://analogindustries.com/2006/02/audio-damage-bigseq-now-available/

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After much trial and tribulation, and many colorful terms invented for Apple software engineers, BigSeq is [now available.](http://www.audiodamage.com/product_info.php?cPath=1&products_id=13) This is our first Universal Binary product on OSX, and our first to use Steinberg's new VST2.4 kit on both platforms, so we're just a tiny bit nervous. But all the testers are reporting problem-free operation on all three platforms (i386 OSX, PPC OSX, and Win32) and both formats (AU and VST) so I'm 99.999999999% confident.

BigSeq is US$39.00 for VST Windows and AU/VST i386/PPC OSX.

**UPDATE:** I was doing some research in my copious free time, and I think this may be the first _new_ Universal Binary product, period. Someone prove me wrong? Crossgrades don't count.

## Comments (6)

**distortion** (2006-02-10):

Yes! Ordered and ready to experiment.

**brandon daniel** (2006-02-10):

yoink.

**jbible** (2006-02-10):

Ordered mine!! Cant wait to spend the weekend with this baby.

**Bjorn Vayner** (2006-02-10):

About your research...

Automat has a universal binary too. But only for the AU.
And the build doesn't work all too well with a ppc ;)

And Plogue bidule is the second universal binary host after Logic.
Ableton should be along in a few days.

**the8bitdeity** (2006-02-10):

you need to change your company name to Audio Crack.

**Chris Randall** (2006-02-10):

Automat was already out, though. As was Plogue. (I got that today; I'm pleased to report that our shit works fine.)

I mean Universal Binary _new_ products. Not ports of old products.

-CR