Hi Murray, > It seems that there some confusion has arisen from the discussion here. > Absolutely no re-sampling or re-distribution of your samples has occurred. > That > would clearly be a violation of your IP rights - but, as I said, it has not > occurred. Using the samples of the tryout versions within other applications is against the license agreement, because you are not allowed to create a new sampling library with it. > You have put about 1% of the samples in each instrument up on your site and we > EXS24 users -- including those on the PC platform have had a chance to try > them > out. I would suggest that this is all good publicity for your sample based > instruments. We will offer the PC versions in a few weeks. Also there is absolutely no sense to use the samples with another sampler if we already give an optimized software instrument... > If you had wished to keep your samples private you could have used a > non-standard format for them. Your demos could have been closed by some > method > (encryption/non-standard formats) but your company (wisely in my view) opted > to avoid this course. All legal users complain about all the copy-protections with dongles, codes, hardware, keys, ... and also about one 9GB large file on their HDD. Sure we could have taken any kind of protection - and of course the final versions will have - but has the time already come where we have to protect even demo-versions and tryouts? We offer FREE tryouts with up to 145MB sounds included. You are allowed to use it even commercially. Take it, use it and enjoy it, but keep the license and do not transfer the samples to other applications! Best Christian --------------------------------------------- yellow tools Printzstr. 4 D-76139 Karlsruhe Germany fon: +49-721-62 73 89 01 fax: +49-721-62 73 89 06 info@... www.yellowtools.de
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Re: [exs] Culture/Majestic tryouts
2003-01-08 by Christian Hellinger (yellow tools)
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