Thanks Paul, that was it! I just killed the process and the Wizard worked fine.

Thanks, but since I bought VE 3 from the VSL shop, the software is already registered in my User Area. And when I try to use the LCC Wizard to download a license, I get an error message telling to quit software that uses eLicenser _even though no other software is running_. Silly!

Again, these are the latest versions of everything. 

Hey gang,

I'm on Mac Pro, OS 10.5.7. I've just purchased and downloaded that latest version of VE 3. When I run the Ensemble, I'm told that, "A proper license can not be found to run this software". I have the latest LCC, my key is plugged in, and I can run Appassionata, Chamber Strings, etc as Vienna Instruments. I did get an email with my VE 3 codes, but I can't figure out where I should be entering them...

Thank you for any assistance.

Yes, thanks. I got the answer on a similar post I made on VI-Control. Too bad the VSL software does not know that that's the problem. How are we, the users, supposed to understand something like VI Online 75???

Hello,

I just bought the download version of the Tam-Tam XXL. All the files are in one folder, as explained. I also downloaded the latest version of the Vienna Instrument and Ensemble software, and installed both. When I run the installer, I get the following message: 

The following licenses are needed to install this package:

VI Online 75

What is 'VI Online 75'?

Thanks!

Another vote for some kind of choice in the way the round-robin works. I'm doing a lot of repeated arpeggi à la Philip Glass these days, and it's quite frustrating to hear the same samples everytime. Maybe you could put this option (total random RR vs cycle RR) in a place for Expert settings or something.

*** Hi Steven!! ***

Hi, just do a web search for synthtest, one word. Here's one link I found: http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/SynthTest/

I got it to work by using a small testing app called SynthTest. In it, the VSL Ensemble loaded up fine. I quit SynthTest, while leaving Ensemble loaded. I then ran Logic and the AU Manager's test ran smoothly. Happy, happy Ned!

I've just installed the latest non-network version of Ensemble 2, and it keeps crashing Logic every time I try to run the AudioUnit version for the first time. I have no problem booting up the stand-alone version of Ensemble, and the Vienna Instruments I have work fine - it's when Logic's AudioUnit Manager runs its test of Ensemble that it crashes, right after a series of Render Tests.

Anyone else experienced this?

My setup: Logic 8.0.2 + Leopard 10.5.4 + 8-core Mac Pro + 6 Gb ram

Right... And people who are on the fence because they've already invested in many other libraries are not serious. I smell the sadly familiar odour of snobbery in the air.

Paul,

I think it's a win-win situation. It's only a one-month thing, so it's not like the seller is under-pricing the product for good. As for those who bought a given library before the sale, well we've all done that, no? I bought an Apple monitor that dropped 1,000 bucks in price 6 weeks later! Some of us also remember having spent that kind of money on a single sample cd (M.V. anyone? :roll. I know I don't look back and say, "what a rip-off that was!". I just think of the money I saved on musicians'/recording fees! At the end of the day, IMO, you buy a given library because you need it NOW (for a gig), or because you've finally come into some decent money, or... because of a sale.

Simple math for an hypothetical month:

20 copies at 700 US = 14,000

200 copies at 300 US = 60,000

Capiche?

Same problem here. Logic 7 + Dual 2Ghz.

Just think: in time for xmas!

Thanks for the wonderful news, S8T!

Any idea how those of us without a Logic Control could trigger all those instances of Logic in sync? Perhaps with a MIDI note-on or something?