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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » August 2003 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: Edirol HQ-OR
Sepheritoh
Posted: 5th August 2003 13:31
Many here have said that Sonic Synth is really the best budget orchestral instrument to get. What do you think of the Edirol HQ-OR. Does it match up to Sonic?

The one reason why I would NOT buy it is the copyprotection scheme they use. You have to insert the CD every 14 days to confirm ownership. Does anybody know of a way to crack that CD check. PLEASE NOTE: I do NOT want an illegal crack. I just want to know if I can get round this problem.
Kriminal
Posted: 5th August 2003 13:47
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Sepheritoh
Posted: 5th August 2003 14:42
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Phaedo
Posted: 6th August 2003 01:31
Really don't like the Edirol. Take a listen to the demo sounds on the Edirol site. I think you'll be running toward Sonic Synth after that. (eSoundz has demo sounds for Sonic Synth, btw)
Sepheritoh
Posted: 6th August 2003 10:24
Thanks. Sonic is still my first choice, mainly bacause of recommendations here. It just get pricey if you go for the full orchestra I believe.
floyd
Posted: 6th August 2003 12:31
Edirol sounds good for the ensemble sounds, but I didn't really like the solo sounds much at all. Then again SS's solo sounds are nothing amazing either...
Phaedo
Posted: 7th August 2003 01:09
I dunno, some of the solo strings are pretty useful for Bartok-style strings.
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