BIAS don't talk Anymore?

Their website seems to be closed and nobody answers...
Is the end of BIAS and their very nice softwares? We was surprised by the new multitrack option and we think it was a mistake...

So, what about Peak Users (all versions)? If anybody at BIAS read us, could you send us some news about that disaster?

The source instrument for Analog Piano is the Crumar ColorSound CompacPiano, an awful name for a wonderful machine.

The ColorSound was intended as a stage piano, but derived all its onboard sounds from good old analogue electronics. It has three preset tones, of which it's the piano that makes you stop and take note: rich, solid, satisfying, and with a natural affinity for contemporary music styles. In many ways it straddles the tonal qualities of an acoustic and an electric piano, sounding more like a "real" piano than a Rhodes or Wurli, but with the same EP-style grunt and heat to the sound. The other two preset tones, HonkyTonk and Clav, are less convincing as instrument emulations.

Ueberschall features 30 powerful energy-boosting Construction Kits to help you find and unlock the hidden motivation for your hit trax. In addition there are more than 1,000 unique SID synths, drums, vox, fx and grains with many styles and loops included as well.

Content:
- 30 Construction Kits
- 108 Drumloops
- 50 Backgroundtracks
- 20 FX Sequences
- 194 Licks & Loops
- 106 Game Sounds
- 72 Voices
- 524 Single Drums.

Eventide Launches a Summer Sales.

Buy an Eventide Stompbox and Get Blackhole Native FREE promo through the end of August.

Blackhole is a massive reverberator that has evolved over the years by pulling in mass quantities of time and energy (of the development persuasion, of course). In its earliest incarnation – first in the DSP4000 and later in the H8000 flagship processors - it was regarded, by some, as a secret weapon. Recently it was tuned, expanded and enhanced and then unleashed in the Eventide Space stompbox. Now, it's available as a Native plug-in.

During July Sibelius community said: "The world's leading music scoring software, Sibelius®, winner of the Queen's Innovation Award and OBE's for its creators the Finn brothers, is in crisis: this will be of real concern to all Sibelius users. This site aims to do something about it."

On month later, The UK office shut down after few months of a big internal crisis. Avid seems not innocent because As with ProTools, Avid's strategy is to send the coding and maintenance work offshore... What do you think about this very bad news and do you have some experience with this very nice software?