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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » November 2002 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: All VSTi developers are potential criminals
AndreasE
Posted: 26th November 2002 02:46
Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy Laughing Laughing Laughing

Actually, at kvr there is a topic about VST addiction. But there are always some people who are developing new VSTis and giving them away for free or a very low price. There should be a law that they are punished if people get addicted by their products. And each VSTi should must have written a text on it something like: "Warning: That VSTi can make you addicted...". Embarassed Very Happy Laughing Wink

Why did I ever have begun with that VSTi stuff... Life is so very hard now Wink

Thank you guys for your never ending free VSTis!!! Smile
emerald tablet
Posted: 26th November 2002 02:53
there was a time
I was working my arse off to buy a Yamaha DX100
Life is so good now Laughing
FilthyK
Posted: 26th November 2002 07:36
Poweruser wrote:
there was a time
I was working my arse off to buy a Yamaha DX100
Life is so good now Laughing


And he wrote haiku in his spare moments . . .

Very Happy
emerald tablet
Posted: 26th November 2002 07:56
And i wrote haiku in my spare moments
tried to sound like roger on the talkbox
and molested the modulation wheel on the yamaha Very Happy
Bonteburg
Posted: 26th November 2002 08:15
MikroKorg of my dreams.

I'll buy you despite all VSTIs.

Once I have the money.


Very Happy
shortyedwards
Posted: 26th November 2002 08:22
Hey I still have a Yamaha DX100. My nephew is using it.
This concludes useless information post ...... OUT.

Doug
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