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[meeks]

Im letting it all go.....like some bad dream....and I don't care anymore.

[sQeetz]

i don't see any problem either.
with this method you can hardly change things later on.
bouncing each single track to mp3 will lead to major quality loss.
if rendering to wav files, your harddisc would burst after a few songs.

i think the reason why export functions are not disabled in the demo is exactly for that purpose the guy claims having found out a "breach" in FL: to be able to at least have snapshots of what you did before buying the program. :p
does the demo save FSCs?

[Ildon]

I agree, I don't see anything wrong with it. That'd be a really inconvenient method, wouldn't it? You're not really even exploiting anything, all you're doing is throwing a WAV or MP3 file (that FLStudio's demo lets you do!) into an audio editor, right?

Your post kind of made you look like a self-righteous punk. Sorry man.

[Tux]

I'd have to agree. Saving your songs in the above mentioned way is a pretty inelegant solution anyway cos you'd have to have a complete song ready as the demo doesn't let you save part finised projects...

So you could only ever work on one project at a time and you'd have to leave your computer on until your track was finished.

Dunno about you but it can sometimes take me weeks to finish a track...

[meeks]

Sorry man, it just kind of erecked me the non-chalant attitude that moderator took...that it was OK to cheat the system, that no one gets hurt. In realitiy (sobering up with a cup of coffee) I hope they do try the program, and buy it eventually, so in some odd sense it does promote it.

Regardless, they banned me