Audio Birdi
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Good thinking there Jay! As a licence is a licence, as long as you have purchased an initial licence / the initial upgradeA lot cheaper to just have a second key and licenses.
Good thinking there Jay! As a licence is a licence, as long as you have purchased an initial licence / the initial upgradeA lot cheaper to just have a second key and licenses.
The plastic used on e-licensers is utterly cheap and brittle, which is so frustrating, when I used a laptop more-so a few years ago replacing it was a common occurance due to bits splintering off.
Two of mine are held together with super glue and clear shipping tape.
At least they still work though so not a totally lost cause... but indeed... For the price the quality of these are garbage and the price is seriously dodgy.
Two of mine are held together with super glue and clear shipping tape.
At least they still work though so not a totally lost cause... but indeed... For the price the quality of these are garbage and the price is seriously dodgy.
which is crap since there is no info on VEP 7 still, I have a feeling they’ll show the features ON the 28th perhaps :/
No. Not in my opinion. Maybe if you don't have any taikos, but there's a free one from Strezov too.Is the bonus giant taiko worth the early adoption of VEP 7?
Starting to think perhaps their Synchron investment is putting them in a hole. Explains a lot of their actions lately.As someone who's been arguing there's nothing to be alarmed about in any of this, the Taiko promotion makes me alarmed. The situation was - pre release discount, no info on VE Pro 7 but it will come before the discount ends, so nothing to lose by just waiting. No dramas, nothing to be concerned about. That has now changed. After the pre-order period has started (I'm presuming those already ordered will also get it?) there is just a few days to get another goodie. There is no prospect of getting more info on VE Pro 7 during this time.
Why introduce this AFTER the initial pre-release? And why such a short window? (FWIW I asked VSL Paul these questions on their forum, but he declined to answer). For the first time I'm seeing the desperation - its very hard not to conclude that they need people to sign up before they know what they're signing up to. Which can only mean VE Pro 7 itself will prove disappointing.
The only thing to mitigate - for people like me uninterested in Epic Orchestra, they will also likely be uninterested in the Taiko. But it's the window into the possible VSL panic that bothers me. Hopefully all this is nonsense and - not for the first time - I'll be proved wrong.
Seems not Mike, which is odd since you'd think they'd give a feature list at least before the offer is over? as people mainly want to buy VEP 7 and not Epic Orch 2.0So it looks like the Taiko offer is going to expire with absolutely no real info about what's in v7.
I can't understand why they don't see how this looks - especially after the issues with the Synchron Strings launch. Have they learnt nothing ?
I did think about this @TigerTheFrog and then I realised that I have almost all of 8Dios drums (including the Taikos now) and EastWest SD3 and others too... so no need for Taikos!I would be gobsmacked, stunned, knocked to the ground in disbelief if everybody who reads VI:Control and all current VE Pro users do not already have 2-20+ taikos that sound as good or profoundly better than this one. If you are not attracted by Epic Orchestra 2.0, then boy do you not need to sweat this. A euphonium maybe, to go with your Oboe d'Amore, Cornet, and Wagner Tubas, but not this.
I see no reason not to trust Paul Kopf and believe that the VE Pro 7 intro promo offer won't end without a good warning (ie not Feb 28/tomorrow) and I am confident that nobody will lose their chance to take advantage of the discount by waiting to find out what the new features are.