That's so weird, their marketting technique is opaque to say the least : i mean, it's called a crossgrade (not an upgrade), and i don't need the "big" Dent2, i just would like to upgrade to Indent2. It seems to me the simplest thing in the world, and it's the first time i am not allowed to actually upgrade
There is not a single word about this in their newsletter, there had no announcement about unallowing the user to upgrade to the same software they own, and i don't see the point in doing that. It's like when Live10 will be out i will not be able to upgrade if i don't get also Max for Live ?
And i think it's so dodgy and weird that there is no official mention of it either on their website, the newsletter or the user account : you have to contact the tech support to get a reply ?
I am really ok to support the dev as it is a great update which required quite a lot of time. But, to me (and like any other software developer do, right ?), supporting the dev is upgrading to the new version of the SAME software, not having to buy something i don't need just because it's cheap and being unallowed to upgrade to Indent2 in the same time...
Kudos to Unfiltered Audio
I recently bought every Audio Damage or ToneBoosters upgrades, because i wanted it and i think it's fair to support the dev team. But also because i upgraded TB reverb3 to... TB Reverb4, and AD Kombinat Dva to... Kombinat Tri, not software X for software Y
