Wrong thread, here is the right onejk-cream2 wrote:The installer and vst software deletes pirate keys. Behind your back.
http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic ... 4&t=465806
Wrong thread, here is the right onejk-cream2 wrote:The installer and vst software deletes pirate keys. Behind your back.
Interesting. I'm curious as to how you discovered this – I trust you found it out for yourself and aren't just reporting hearsay.jk-cream2 wrote:The installer and vst software deletes pirate keys. Behind your back.
It is known since a long time and discussed at KVR countless times in the past (+ confirmed by the developer) that Tone2 installers got a list of known pirated keyfiles included and deletes those if it finds them at your system.Gamma-UT wrote:Interesting. I'm curious as to how you discovered this – I trust you found it out for yourself and aren't just reporting hearsay.jk-cream2 wrote:The installer and vst software deletes pirate keys. Behind your back.
So did you use a legal Icarus key or not? If you had an illegal key why do you complain here then?jk-cream2 wrote:I've got 2 (or 3 if you include warmverb) legal Tone2 products. Electra and Nemesis. Nemesis I found a bit limited .
I got them on a special at bestservice.de. I might get Rayblaster and Icarus if they go on offer.
Somehow the vst knew that the key I had for icarus was illegal. How? Does it secretly update itself?
If I went into your computer and deleted a file 'I didn't like' then how would you feel? If Marcus could see his profits being unrealized and people using his software for free. Then he must feel angry.
Well to try the synth demo you do not need a key at all. A key is only necessary to have a full version without any limitations.jk-cream2 wrote:Really what I'm trying to say is, to everyone who is thinking of trying this synth, is to use a legal key. Sorry to derail this thread, but until one sees the reported behaviour for oneself, then the idea that the software deletes files as being preposterous can no longer be seen as an urban myth, by me anyway.
Let's make some (legal) noise! I liked ting/ting glass samples you posted.
Gamma-UT wrote:Interesting. I'm curious as to how you discovered this – I trust you found it out for yourself and aren't just reporting hearsay.jk-cream2 wrote:The installer and vst software deletes pirate keys. Behind your back.
The moment when an elegant attempt to troll meets realityjk-cream2 wrote: Somehow the vst knew that the key I had for icarus was illegal.
We could also say that the software seemed to work as intended...recursive one wrote: The moment when an elegant attempt to troll meets reality
As long as you post about it here, it's like i mentioned.jk-cream2 wrote:'To advice others using illegal keys or using them yourself should be also against KVR rules.'
That's interesting.
I thought it was the standard Tone2 "I read somewhere the installer deletes all your files" troll. I confess I was surprised it wasn't quite like that.recursive one wrote:The moment when an elegant attempt to troll meets reality
Here's a thought: if software is only licensed rather than owned - is a file that's part of that software 'yours'?jk-cream2 wrote:If I went into your computer and deleted a file 'I didn't like' then how would you feel?
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