Georestriction Kontakt instrument?
nah, I don’t liked it.

and besides the V-panner
you can recreate any automatic panner like rotary or emulation of it, voila, you have wurli/rhode type effect instead of getting that with hooks and shackles behind yourself, I mean with 2 bloatware (Codemeter and Gorilla)

Whoops, their site says “we do not do business in your country…”, ouch haha (from Malaysia).

Glad I could help :)

Sadly I didn’t read this comment before. I uninstalled everything. That “codemeter runtime” even keeps running on the system! Closed and uninstalled everything related to it. The plugin may or may not be good, but won’t be trying anything from them anymore, really shady installing stuff without asking or telling me about it.

As a likely final update to my string of comments for now, I found 212 MB of files (189 of which belong to a single Gorilla Manager installer file) in the C:\ProgramData\Rhodes directory. I’ve searched the other Program Files directories (as well as their respective Common Files directories) where any associated files are likely to be found, and there’s nothing else that I can see. Hope this helps someone out there.

To update my previous comment, according to Windows 10 Gorilla Manager was taking up 476 MB installed. The plugin VST files themselves (.dll and .vst3) are 163 MB in total. I uninstalled Gorilla Manager after activating and running the plugin successfully, and it still starts in activated mode, making it appear as though the manager program is useless after activation (unless there are periodic activation checks that will lock the plugin without it installed, but that has yet to be seen). I seem to still have up to 1 GB unaccounted for unfortunately. Wondering if it’s possible that this is simply taken up by plugin resource files installed in a different location from the VST install folders?

In my case it was more like 1.3-1.4 GB thankfully. Still a lot for a plugin like this.

Thank you for those details Michal, I will mention it in the article.