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A few weird single sounds from Largo:

http://www.trippler.net/files/largo/N2O.mp3
http://www.trippler.net/files/largo/lament.mp3
http://www.trippler.net/files/largo/headache.mp3

2 older demo tracks:
http://www.trippler.net/files/largo/hastalavista.mp3
http://www.trippler.net/files/largo/largo5a.mp3
Drums from Spectrasonics Stylus.

Talking wavetables:
http://www.trippler.net/files/largo/largo6a.mp3

And a bunch of weird sounds patched together without particular order ;)
http://www.trippler.net/files/largo/largo6.mp3
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Feng wrote:
BFunKu wrote:Komplexor is probably still way Better. 8) :hihi:
This is definitely not true. In my opinion Largo has a quality that komplexer can only dream of!
Nice to hear it. That is why it consumes more CPU? I think YES....
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Haven't read all 16 pages.
Does this come with one or two computer use? Can I install this on my Desktop Daw PC and my laptop DAW mac?
thanks
rsp
sound sculptist
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One computer use so far. If you wantr to use it on several, you have to transfer the license onto a dongle.
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:(
ok
thanks
rsp
sound sculptist
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zvenx wrote::(
ok
thanks
rsp
Ah Zvenx just get it bought :D

Rob
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:-)
I need it to run on both.....
enjoy it!! :-)
rsp
sound sculptist
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Hey Zvenx read this from the manual:

Activation of Largo
Largo uses a software based copy protection called
eLicenser. Largo can only run with an activated license.
Whether you install Largo on a Mac or Windows
computer you will need to activate the software.
1. As the last step in the installation, the License Control
Center is opened.
2. Open the Wizards menu and select the License
Download function.
3. Follow the instructions and enter the activation code
that comes with your Largo software.
w You require an internet connection for license
activation.
w If you own a eLicenser Key (e.g. Steinberg Key) you
can transfer the eLicense of Largo permanently to this
Key to use Largo on other computers. Please read the
documentation of your eLicensert Key.
w Please note the "Read Me!" and "Important Changes"
text files on the Largo CD-ROM, which contain
additional information and/or any changes.


As long as you have a dongle with the licence stored then just plug it in to any of your setups :)

Rob
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I had read that.....but always afraid to take my main Dongles on the road with me...
rsp
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zvenx wrote:I had read that.....but always afraid to take my main Dongles on the road with me...
rsp
Ah Ok :)

Rob
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WOW!
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rob_lee wrote:
bungabatz wrote:Hmmmm… The Waldorf demos sound OK but not amazing. $299 seems a rather high asking price for something that doesn't absolutely blow you away? And yet this synth costs almost as much as Sylenth and Twin 2 put together… And you can't check out a demo of it either… Hmmmm…
any synth is only as good as the person using it :) end of the day if people don't like it they won't buy it..simple as..

rob
Everyone knows any musical instrument is only as good as the person using it, Rob, but if a developer wants to sell a supposedly state of the art soft synth for $300 they should really try to make the audio demos as enticing as possible. Other comments on this thread have expressed doubts about the Largo audio demos.

Great presets and demos are essential to get a great product across properly. Only I haven't heard any yet. I hope I'm wrong and it's a knockout synth! :)
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Does Largo allow you to load your own samples? Just curious. 8)
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BFunKu wrote:Does Largo allow you to load your own samples? Just curious. 8)
i would be surprised, but why not ?
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bungabatz wrote:
rob_lee wrote:
bungabatz wrote:Hmmmm… The Waldorf demos sound OK but not amazing. $299 seems a rather high asking price for something that doesn't absolutely blow you away? And yet this synth costs almost as much as Sylenth and Twin 2 put together… And you can't check out a demo of it either… Hmmmm…
any synth is only as good as the person using it :) end of the day if people don't like it they won't buy it..simple as..

rob
Everyone knows any musical instrument is only as good as the person using it, Rob, but if a developer wants to sell a supposedly state of the art soft synth for $300 they should really try to make the audio demos as enticing as possible. Other comments on this thread have expressed doubts about the Largo audio demos.

Great presets and demos are essential to get a great product across properly. Only I haven't heard any yet. I hope I'm wrong and it's a knockout synth! :)
fair comment :)

rob
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