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    • j 0
      j 0 last edited by

      Hey!

      I'm new to Bias amp - and really like the sound and tweak-ability a lot so far!
      On a modern 4k 34" display the GUI is extremly hard to read - would be great to have an option to scale/resize it.
      Also a .pdf manual, where all the parameters are described would be helpful.

      all the best,
      joerg

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      • dr.diesel
        dr.diesel last edited by

        I agree.

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        • francois.georgy
          francois.georgy last edited by

          +1

          Totally agree. I can resize Ableton, I can resize almost all my other plugins (except ezDrummer...)... So this should me possible.

          Please....

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          • beer.baardse
            beer.baardse last edited by

            +1 agree, would be a great addition

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            • mayermadesound
              mayermadesound last edited by

              Definitely a need. I have a 4k display and a 1080p monitor. In Cubase 10 and StudioOne 4 with HiDPI enabled Bias FX is very small on the 4k monitor and it is black when dragged to the 1080p monitor or the GUI is messed up and doesn't align with the cursor. Bias AMP 2 is small but usable on 4K monitor and Huge on 1080p monitor but, very useable. Custom scaling would be great or just proper dynamic scaling per the resolution of the monitor.

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              • John Russell
                John Russell last edited by

                I agree. That would really be very useful.

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