Most people there claim their using a steinberg vst host but keep shitting over Arturia's policy regarding the use of a dongle for demoing the brand new Prophet V. What's the problem ?:
I'll tell you why. I buy a dongle copy protected software. Then I buy another copy protected software but I don't have anymore ports on my computer for another dongle, let alone many of them.
Or how about I buy a new Mac that only has USB ports but my old dongle uses the ADB, then I have to either spend a hefty fee to swap with the company to get a USB one, or I have to buy a USB to ADB converter.
Or how about I buy a piece of dongled software for my Mac. Later I buy a faster PC and would like to move the software to the PC, but I can't unless like above, I send in my Mac dongle in exchange for a PC one. Then what happens if I get a faster Mac and I want to go back to the Mac again? Or what if I want the PC as a backup incase my Mac goes down.
You can't run a piece of software on multiple computers with a dongle.
These are just a few of the dumbass problems these software companies cause by forcing their unacceptable copy protection schemes on us. In the mean time, pirates crack the protection scheme in one day and upload it somewhere. I can't see the purpose of a copy protection that doesn't actually protect copying. So it's pointless to begin with.
-Elhardt