Bargain Center: discussion, gossip, etc.

[AcrossTheSky]

I think it's time for me to collect some karma points, too:

Ozone 9 Elements

SN-OZONE9ELE-38CY-XSNS-6MUG-3QJB
SN-OZONE9ELE-9R3P-M3FJ-X2JP-S82D
SN-OZONE9ELE-65CW-YQGP-WMN3-JXTU

Please post a short message after claiming a code.

Hi,
Thanks a lot!! I've registered:
SN-OZONE9ELE-9R3P-M3FJ-X2JP-S82D

Best regards

Where do the serials come from? Bundled with hardware or free with a purchase?
Would like to get the Waldorf Edition 2 LE.

Thx for an advise.

[The Noodlist]

The Lindell Audio 50 Series is on sale for $79.99
https://www.plugin-alliance.com/en/prod ... eries.html
Use both these codes to bring it down to $24.99
LINDELL-50-4999
2022-01-25HL?923xt62uAI source

[ralfrobert]

Where do the serials come from? Bundled with hardware or free with a purchase?
Would like to get the Waldorf Edition 2 LE.

Thx for an advise.

These keys come from magazine promos and several giveaways from the past. 100% legal sources if that is your question. I collected some keys as there were times when we were a group of people getting started in music production, so there were about 10 people potentially interested in the software. Many of them did not continue music, so I can give the stuff to anybody who needs it.

Are the Waldorf keys all registered? I am happy to send you one, just DM me.

[OneOfManyPauls]

Cherry Audio Quadra for 8,21€ is a no-brainer deal
https://www.plugin.deals/best-audio-plu ... n-8e-deal/

it really is, but that page is just an affiliate redirect to https://www.pluginboutique.com/product/ ... 402-Quadra

[WasteLand]

also the Cherry Audio Mercury-4 is on sale;

EDIT: it seems to be an error, 2 or 3 Cherry Audio instruments were priced wrong....

Pluginboutique, it is happened before, maybe still a prelude for a sale.

[chrisstiles]

Two AAS packs from the current edition of Beat (which you can also access free online if you have libbyapp).

[Octave_Jumper]

Two AAS packs from the current edition of Beat (which you can also access free online if you have libbyapp).

Can you link to Beat? Never heard of it.

Which packs are they giving away?

[maldomusica]

Any has a $75 or $50 Plugin Alliance Voucher to spare?

Still looking for a $50 voucher please I can give you a free Lexicon Mpx-i verb license for it.

[chk071]

Where do the serials come from? Bundled with hardware or free with a purchase?
Would like to get the Waldorf Edition 2 LE.

The serials for Waldorf Edition 2 LE on the last page obviously are from the Beat magazine. Which is illegal (posting the serials here). It's magware, not freeware, which you can just throw around here. They're also almost always not for resale.

[chk071]

Two AAS packs from the current edition of Beat (which you can also access free online if you have libbyapp).

Can you link to Beat? Never heard of it.

You can order it here: https://www.falkemedia-shop.de/sound/beat/ Need to translate the site though, if you'd can't read German.

[ralfrobert]

Two AAS packs from the current edition of Beat (which you can also access free online if you have libbyapp).

Can you link to Beat? Never heard of it.

You can order it here: https://www.falkemedia-shop.de/sound/beat/ Need to translate the site though, if you'd can't read German.

Since a year or so, there is an English version, too.

[chk071]

Alright, didn't know that.

[OneOfManyPauls]

Two AAS packs from the current edition of Beat (which you can also access free online if you have libbyapp).

Can you link to Beat? Never heard of it.

You can order it here: https://www.falkemedia-shop.de/sound/beat/ Need to translate the site though, if you'd can't read German.

as chrisstiles said, you may be able to read it legally for free: sign up to your local library (was free and only took a couple of minutes to get a library card number online for me in the UK), then use the library card number with libbyapp.com (or their app) to read beat (german and english) and all the other major music mags like computer music, future music, sound on sound.

[ralfrobert]

Where do the serials come from? Bundled with hardware or free with a purchase?
Would like to get the Waldorf Edition 2 LE.

The serials for Waldorf Edition 2 LE on the last page obviously are from the Beat magazine. Which is illegal (posting the serials here). It's magware, not freeware, which you can just throw around here. They're also almost always not for resale.

So here is the legal way: Obtain an electronic issue of Beat magazine in question. For example, you can get it via Read-it (ad-financed), Readly (free test months), Pressreader or similar (often offered with the library card.)

Then go to www.serialcenter.de

... and select the issue from which you want to claim software. You are asked a control question to prove you have the magazine (word nr. x on page y) and have to pass a short registration. You then receive the code via e-mail.

I think Waldorf Edition LE is still available this way. Furthermore, I did not sell the codes, so the question is which law I broke. Or if I did any harm. But if you say so ...

[chk071]

Where do the serials come from? Bundled with hardware or free with a purchase?
Would like to get the Waldorf Edition 2 LE.

The serials for Waldorf Edition 2 LE on the last page obviously are from the Beat magazine. Which is illegal (posting the serials here). It's magware, not freeware, which you can just throw around here. They're also almost always not for resale.

So here is the legal way: Obtain an electronic issue of Beat magazine in question. For example, you can get it via Read-it (ad-financed), Readly (free test months), Pressreader or similar (often offered with the library card.)

Then go to www.serialcenter.de

... and select the issue from which you want to claim software. You are asked a control question to prove you have the magazine (word nr. x on page y) and have to pass a short registration. You then receive the code via e-mail.

I think Waldorf Edition LE is still available this way. Furthermore, I did not sell the codes, so the question is which law I broke. Or if I did any harm. But if you say so ...

Going by that logic, everyone is free to distribute magware. I don't really think that you believe that it is.

It doesn't matter what you or I think what kind of harm is done or not. It is not in the user's hand to decide what to do with a software which has certain usage terms. The whole point of magware is to buy the mag with the software in it. That is also the agreement between the company/developer who wrote the software with the people who publish the magazine. Otherwise they would just release it as freeware.

I know that what you did is not the most evil thing in the world. I'm just saying that that is not the purpose of magware, and that it's not the intended way of distributing it.