Originally Posted by: Talino

(am I supposed to just install VEP 7 in order to use the plugin, with no license?).

Yes, exactly. The VEP plugins don't need a license. Just the same like VEP6. But you can't connect the VEP 6 plugin to the VEP7 server. Both must be VEP7.
Just install VEP7 on both machines and make sure your license is plugged into the VEP server.

Hi Talino, 

I apologize again for the misunderstanding. I think I am simply too exchausted to follow your verbal excursions on a (for me) simple topic. 

PLEASE try the following:

1) Install VE PRO 7 on both of your computers.  

2) Start the VE PRO 7 Server on your slave computer, with your VE PRO 7 license connected. 

3) Start Cubase, insert VE Pro as a plug-in and connect to your computer. 

Works? Great. 

No problem about a refund for the unnecessary 2nd license, please send a mail to , with a reference to this thread. We will have tio send you a deletion code and go through the steps of a refund. 

Have a great sunday. 

Best, 
Paul

I do appreciate the debates about license I've been reading, but it leaves me a little more confused. I'm sorry to say Paul, but your answers are a little nebulous. All I expected was to continue working on my existing VEP 6 projects without interruption. 

To reiterate;

I have a DAW and slave. I use the slave for cpu intensive plugins. I want to connect my DAW pc to the slave pc but now it will not because the slave is asking for a license. I don't mean to sound ignorant but I'm asking on behave of my studio personel. It was setup months ago in working condition and now it doesn't work. I just need a solution to keep sessions running. If I have to get another license, so be it. But if I'm missing something to keep it running with just the one license, I would appreciate the solution.

Thanks everyone