Originally Posted by: concan

Hi Paul,
my current Vienna Ensemble Pro 6 license contains 3 single licenses. Do they stay with an upgrade to VEP 7 or do I have to buy 2 single licenses?

Best Rainer

I'm wondering the same.... seems odd to suddenly take a bundle of and split them out into separate licenses?

 Sounds good, are you enjoying the Control?

 I have to say I'm with Fritz - would be wonderful to have a half-VE3 setup - so the instruments and settings are saved within the project, yet those of us with big audio rigs (MADI here) could still use hardware I/O with all its advantages of exceptionally low latency and so on. VE2 is fantastic and rock solid, but for more complex arrangements it's a pain to have to save not only the Nuendo project file, but also the three VE2 templates per cue...

I have a Kurzweil PC88 which has very nice faders on it.

Just wanted to double check as I have come across a few people who have got confused between them. I'm afraid I have no experience of either the Control or EuCon running under Logic - I run an MC Pro with Nuendo on a PC. Yes you can assign almost anything to the buttons, but the faders and knobs on the Pro have very specific uses - it's not really designed as a surface to be used for MIDI control, more to control the DAW itself. May be worth asking Euphonix if it can be done... or Apple.

Do you mean the MC Mix, MC Control or MC Pro?

Assuming that Logic will allow you to send MIDI Controllers from the MC's surface, then you'll be fine. In Nuendo at least it doesn't, so I do all my VI controllers from the sliders on my master keyboard.

The links were in the first post - and the news is on virtually every music forum around...

Here for you again:

Notice the items listed in the Legacy category

http://www.tascam.com/legacy;37,7.html

That's why you have car insurance - if someone steals your car, and you own the original sales invoice, get a police report, and then get all the CCTV footage of it being stolen, will Ford give you a new car....???

'ello old bean, fancy meeting you over here ;)

iLok's insurance only covers the software of participating companies - which is relatively few...

Not sure my company is going to help you much Jasen, as I'm in the UK.... I have been through several insurers in the last fifteen years, and not one has yet had any issue with it whatsoever. Perhaps it's a problem that's specific to the US market, but I'd find that unlikely.

Remember, you're not insuring the dongle, you're insuring the product licence held within.

Customer - "Hello Mr Insurer, I'd like to insure my copy of Nuendo for £1,500 and my VSL Libraries for £12,000 please"

Insurer - "Hello, that'll be £500"

Customer - "Thankyou"

Edited to add - Hiscox / Hencilla Canworth / Doodson / Palladium etc....

I have never listed a dongle on my company insurance - I am however required to list anything of value. Thus, as pertained to in the EULA of my various sample libraries and plugins, not to mention my DAW software (which being Nuendo is also held on a Syncrosoft key) are all denoted as covered in the insurance. Therefore if my Syncrosoft or iLok dongles were stolen or damaged, the insurance company would replace those products that it held - the fact that it holds only the "licence" for a product is immaterial.

Likewise, anyone running a Windows OS on a PC bought from a shop or common OEM supplier would find the licence key to their OS on a sticker attached to the computer - you don't own the software, you are licenced to use it, just like a sample library. If someone then makes off with that computer, even if you have the original disc, the lack of that licence sticker and its denoted code means you need to replace it.... there's really very little material difference between this and a sample library, plugin or other dongled software.

Hehe, only and 1/8th strudel then :D

And I'm also talking crap.... wrong Paul.....

DOH!

*gets coat and leaves building*

Heathcliff - why would someone who has spent £10,000+ on VSL want to put it through a free reverb, and not something higher quality?!

Erm.... I use Altiverb, periodically, but my main reverbs are VSS3 and VSS4 (soft and hardware respectively) - what is it you don't like about the TC reverbs?!