- #Reauthorizing mcdsp plugins serial number#
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> as Bombfactory are providing no assurances or procedures for backing up the
#Reauthorizing mcdsp plugins software#
> have invested in their software because PACE and plugin manufacturers such
> this new iLok device, then they are risking losing all of the money they > recording user forums so everybody out there understands that if they use
#Reauthorizing mcdsp plugins professional#
> this, because I intend to post this email exchange on several professional > That's what you're telling me, right? I just want to be totally clear on > mention in your FAQ is - "You, the customer, are totally out of luck." > do? And the answer which you have seem to have intentionally neglected to > NOT the question! The question is - if the iLok breaks or is lost, what do I > the answer is, "Don't worry, that's not likely to happen." Well - that WAS > is a question - "What do I do if my iLok is broken or lost or stolen?" and > What really annoys me about this is that in your FAQ and iLok's FAQ, there > the planet can recover their software if it is lost by simply restoring it > to another medium, and every responsible administrator and computer user on > however, is information that can be and always has been able to be backed up
If my computer hardware was stolen - then yes, it's gone. Hardware and software are totally different > Just like if your computer was stolen or some other piece of You're telling me that if the iLok breaks, I'm just
#Reauthorizing mcdsp plugins serial number#
> plugin, give them my serial number and other registration information, and > challenge/response authorization, I could call the manufacturer of the > if a hard drive were to die and I were to lose my floppy keys or > I think this is absolutely unacceptable. > If your iLok is stolen you would need to purchase your software In light of your replies that follow, I'll most > computer store, they usually sell cables for securing these types of items. > so that you can secure it using an anti-theft cable. > The iLok does not come with a cable, our site says : iLok has a loop on it > information accurately for my own records? > display what authorizations are stored on it so I can document that > Last question - is there a software utility that will "read" the iLok and If you could take the time to explain my options here, I'd really > important to me and I'm sure it's important to lots of other people as > replacing the authorizations? How can I "backup" my iLok? This is *really* > thousands of dollars worth of plugins just like that with no means of > or broken, is there a means for replacing it, or would I just lose
> Bombfactory web site, along with an iLok. > I purchased the Pultec and Fairchild plugins a few days ago from the In a message addressed to and Bryan Golder wrote: I think people should be aware of the issues brought up here - particularly Bombfactory's position regarding the iLok and replacement of your authorizations. The ML4000 provides outstanding results with an intuitive user interface, flexible design, and powerful set of algorithms.I am forwarding this email exchange to a public forum. The ML4 crossover page shows the overall frequency response in real-time of the input, output, or total dynamics effect, on top of the graphically adjustable crossover frequencies.Īccurate output adjustment is fast and simple with output ceiling control, large meters, and meter level text readouts. Multiple real-time metering options in each band allow quick visualization of all signal dynamics. Steep 24 dB/Oct crossover filters minimize signal leakage into adjacent bands. Each band’s Gate, Expander, and Compressor can be configured separately or linked together. The ML4 multi-band dynamics processor includes a 4-band Gate, Expander (upwards or downwards), and Compressor fed into the same limiter algorithm found in the ML1. The unique Knee and Mode controls allow the ML1 to handle any kind of material with a variety of responses ranging from transparent to aggressive. The ML1 mastering limiter uses a flexible brick wall look-ahead design coupled with multiple stages of limiting for superior peak detection.
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