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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » February 2004 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: Absynth 2 Academic
robholdaman
Posted: 17th February 2004 09:25
What difference, if any is there between the full version and the academic version of Absynth?
torhan
Posted: 17th February 2004 09:28
Price. Very Happy
S_A_P®
Posted: 17th February 2004 10:03
You may see "academic version" in the splash screen as well.
no_barcode
Posted: 17th February 2004 10:12
Sometimes it will tell you to "stop being a wanna-be-rockstar and get your homework done" too.
torhan
Posted: 17th February 2004 10:35
no_barcode wrote:
Sometimes it will tell you to "stop being a wanna-be-rockstar and get your homework done" too.


I thought it actually DID your homework.
DKeenum
Posted: 17th February 2004 10:42
The manual uses bigger words.
robholdaman
Posted: 18th February 2004 07:44
Thanks to all. Looks like I might have to go buy a nice big dictionary!
S_A_P®
Posted: 18th February 2004 07:47
BTW, where are you finding the academic version- my usual spots still list version 1.
MickGael
Posted: 18th February 2004 08:03
http://www.academicdistributing.com/market/marketdisp.html?PartNo=6339 06
DKeenum
Posted: 18th February 2004 15:31
I have delt with this company and been happy.
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