Re: Native Instruments and Tim Exile present: The Mouth
Posted: Wed Nov 03, 2010 8:42 pm
this seems like the sonnivox vocalizer but with a simpler interface.
Sorry- you can't. Korepacks sold as a download have never been resellable. The EULA in the original Finger's documentation folder says:elxicano wrote: If you mean that The Finger is now included in Komplete 7, then I don't think that it qualifies as you suggest. If you bought it separately and then buy Komplete 7, I'd suggest contacting NI support to see if you can resell The Finger since you would now have duplicate licenses...
And, the latest EULA goes even farther:6. Download Sales
Download sales are final. Native Instruments does not issue product refunds once a download transaction has begun or cancel any contract for services connected to a download purchase once a download is initiated. "Soundpacks" (in particular "Kore Soundpacks", but also others) and other "audio content products" are not resalable when sold as downloads.
ewDownload sales are final. Native Instruments does not issue product refunds once a download transaction has begun or cancel any contract for services connected to a download purchase once a download is initiated. None of the products of Native Instruments are resalable when sold as downloads.
The EULA once upon a time allowed for reselling of everything. The Korepack restriction went on in March 2009. While sales might have been possible in the past, I wouldn't count on them in the future.elxicano wrote:ew,
Users have been permitted in the past to sell their licenses to The Finger. I don't claim to know the circumstances regarding the decisions to allow it, but this conversation comes up every time it's listed on the KVR Marketplace and from time to time users did successfully sell their copy of The Finger.
A different EULA was in force when you bought Absynth 4. The new EULA is from September, and arguably only covers new content bought on or after September 1st.I also know they have allowed downloadable items to be resold. I personally resold my download version of Absynth 4.
Me too.zenke wrote:@elxicano --- Hahahahah !!! you really think i can sell it. I have various double licences which I can't sell. I have various pieces of software which now are not supported. I bought EI 1@2 and if I upgrade to 7 I get again. on and on. I just think NI have become a somewhat questionable company when those who have supported them almost from the start in terms of buying much software are really left out in the cold. I've heard all the arguments and I ain't convinced.
I bought and am using this. VERY FUN! And pretty useful too. Very shallow learning curve compared to 'The Finger', and I like it quite a bit better. The simple mixer interface is what does it for me. It's divided into 5 effect sections, and you can get as deep and messed up as you want with any one of them (each has its' own simple tweakable panel) , but you can always **quickly** reign in any sound back into "usable" territory with big friendly-looking mixer which never goes away. Beautiful interface. And you really *can* go as deep as you want into any of the 5 modules if you have Reaktor - with the help of the people over at Tim Exile's new website, I've already added a switch that lets me flip back and forth between Osc types in the Synth module, and I'm poking around now looking to see what else I can wreck.drchoc wrote:funny video, looks like it could be extremely useful and I would be very interested to here peoples thoughts who have used it.
btw Tim Exile is doing a TED talk this Saturday in England http://forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=152235
Might not work -> It's a Reaktor Instrument. I know that the Kore runs the Reaktor engine, but I'm also thinking that they wouldn't have created the new Reaktor player if it wasn't for these sort of newish purchasable Reaktor-Based instruments. I don't really need to keep up with any of that since I just run with Komplete. I *do* know however that if you download the instrument and get it installed you can run it for 30 minutes in Demo mode before you decide to buy.drchoc wrote:cheers for the info guys. Really looking forward to trying this out, and have since installed the latest kore player to accommodate it.