Right. the composers I was talking about are doing the tentpole, blockbuster films. No one that I know in film and TV are using vepro anymore, or are in the midst of phasing it out.  Abandoned it because it's taken so long to become native, and vsl keeps saying it's right around the corner but then release new instruments? I just don't get it. To add insult to injury, the response to complaints about things on this forum that just get a response like "people seem to really like it" is just another reason that people are bailing on vepro. Too bad because it really was a great and very important piece of our workflow. They obviously don't listen to the voices on here and are oblivious to their customer base.  

Hi Paul,

No. we actually dislike it very much. Just following this thread should tell you that. Maybe just add an option to remove the window on start? 

Originally Posted by: Paul

Hi, 

Very official: This is expected behaviour of VE Pro 7, we wanted to point out the new possibilities, which we believe are quite great. 

So far, everybody seemed to like it 

Best,
Paul

Hi,

I had a new PC built and upgraded to VEP 7. Unfortunately, I can't open my VEP 6 projects. Any help?

Thanks!

FC

I don't want to convert all of my computers to VEP7. Can I not still get a license for 6? 

Thanks