If there I will not get along with mdrummer in the next weeks, is there a possibility to resell it on a legal way and transfer the license to the new owner?
It would not be the first and second choice, because the base-paradigma of mdrummer is that what I was looking for, but if it is to complicatet for me, the money spent for it should not been thrown out of the window....
Thanks for hints
Ruben
License transfer of mdrummer possible?
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- KVRist
- 442 posts since 21 Jan, 2008
I don't know but anyway you 'll see even if mdrummer is hard to operate at the beginning, you' ll growing fast on it and you 'll think hey good a new feature ^^.
I am agree the help function is not the best but support here is really good ^^
I am agree the help function is not the best but support here is really good ^^
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- KVRist
- 113 posts since 17 Apr, 2012
I guess it should be no problem, as stated here: http://www.meldaproduction.com/informat ... nceDetailshempelr wrote:...is there a possibility to resell it on a legal way and transfer the license to the new owner?.
http://www.meldaproduction.com/information.php#LicenceDetails wrote:Since the licence files are registered to a person, the transfer can be performed only with our assistance and for a 20% fee. For example, if your product costs currently 100 EUR, the fee is 20 EUR. To perform such a transaction, please contact our support.
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- KVRian
- 1194 posts since 27 May, 2008
Melda transfer policy negates me buying anything further for sure
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- KVRian
- 1059 posts since 28 Jun, 2006 from Germany
How does it come? Especially with the lifetime free updates and only a fee of 20% for transfering (while there even is the option to transfer a license legally, while I assume that some companies do not even allow this)?acousticglue wrote: Tue Dec 10, 2019 12:21 am Melda transfer policy negates me buying anything further for sure
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- KVRian
- 1297 posts since 23 Sep, 2008 from Germany
At first I've felt the same, but the video tutorials are great. T there is a really steep learning curve, but do it step by step. Start with a drum preset sound in the quick setup.
It's nothing else like an ezx/sdx drumset by Toontrack, but much more flexible, when you need it or want it.
The programming with the rhythm generator is also great, compatible to the tap to find inside toontrack drum software, but also more flexible.
I own also lots of Toontrack ezdrummer 2 packs, but by now I prefer mdrummer, soundwise and the flexibility, because of that I won't change to superior drummer in the future.
Only thing still missing is the tracker function inside superior drummer, but there are workarounds.
Selling plugins is loosing bargain, so think twice. Your loosing not only money, also a great software.
It's nothing else like an ezx/sdx drumset by Toontrack, but much more flexible, when you need it or want it.
The programming with the rhythm generator is also great, compatible to the tap to find inside toontrack drum software, but also more flexible.
I own also lots of Toontrack ezdrummer 2 packs, but by now I prefer mdrummer, soundwise and the flexibility, because of that I won't change to superior drummer in the future.
Only thing still missing is the tracker function inside superior drummer, but there are workarounds.
Selling plugins is loosing bargain, so think twice. Your loosing not only money, also a great software.