Author Topic: Would you like a Synthex emulation ?? (Read 27537 times)

poropat · « **Reply #15 on:** March 06, 2006, 11:26:17 am »

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In the same time, CPU power doesn't grow enough nowadays. We must find a solution. It's not practical to use the freeze function or mixdown.

I agree with that. At the same time, people wish more and more, very faithfull emulations, and this, requires much resources from CPU.
Then in the traditional VST model, CPU is shared by the OS, and if
we consider OS as Vista from microsoft it'll be worse.
I think Linux could be very helpful, but inside an external hardware,
to host VST's. A bit in the same way as Nord Modular Engine from
Clavia.

omissis · « **Reply #16 on:** March 06, 2006, 01:06:29 pm »

Quote from: "poropat"

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In the same time, CPU power doesn't grow enough nowadays. We must find a solution. It's not practical to use the freeze function or mixdown.

I agree with that. At the same time, people wish more and more, very faithfull emulations, and this, requires much resources from CPU.
Then in the traditional VST model, CPU is shared by the OS, and if
we consider OS as Vista from microsoft it'll be worse.
I think Linux could be very helpful, but inside an external hardware,
to host VST's. A bit in the same way as Nord Modular Engine from
Clavia.

Right Georges, I think that the future will be made on hadware dedicated cpus ( like UAD1 for example ) and with VST editors...I must also agree that the dongle nothing but frustrates me....I pay and I'll be limited ? One guy on another forum said this kind of copy protection was intended for not allowing licence transfers etc but doesn't prevent piracy....I hope that the people at Arturia will soon fire up their Sales advisors.....

Didz@dron · « **Reply #17 on:** March 06, 2006, 01:54:00 pm »

Such hardware might be what Arturia will be working on in a close future ...
I hope any license transfer is possible even with a dongle protected piece of soft. If not, it would indeed bother whatever potential customer.
Could Yamaha have obliged arturia to use this syncrosoft protection ? What do you think ?

omissis · « **Reply #18 on:** March 06, 2006, 03:35:39 pm »

Quote from: "Didz@dron"

Such hardware might be what Arturia will be working on in a close future ...
I hope any license transfer is possible even with a dongle protected piece of soft. If not, it would indeed bother whatever potential customer.
Could Yamaha have obliged arturia to use this syncrosoft protection ? What do you think ?

Definitely...maybe ! (hope that Oasis won't be dongling their words :wink: )...no, really, Yamaha is just their USA distributor, just a marketing agreement ( but if they rather should consider giving Arturia the help of Mr. Nishimoto, Mr. Hiyoshi and Mr.Suzuki for the CS-80, I would be very happy about it :wink: :wink: ) !!!!!

poropat · « **Reply #19 on:** March 06, 2006, 04:21:22 pm »

I don't know what would happen if the dongle would become
unusable, and contains Cubase SX, Halion 3, and every VST's from
Arturia for example.
If it's unusable none could know what it contained before.
Like this what would happen? rebuy everything?
:roll:

Didz@dron · « **Reply #20 on:** March 06, 2006, 06:02:16 pm »

Apparently, it seems possible to transfer a license through the syncrosoft LCC app. I guess it must cost more some bucks though. Same thing if one loses or damages one's key :? Well I may be wrong, don't know ... :?:

poropat · « **Reply #21 on:** March 06, 2006, 08:17:46 pm »

Quote from: "Didz@dron"

Apparently, it seems possible to transfer a license through the syncrosoft LCC app. I guess it must cost more some bucks though. Same thing if one loses or damages one's key :? Well I may be wrong, don't know ... :?:

I got the answer from syncrosoft, so the answer is:

If dongle would be lost or stolen, no way, need to
re-buy every license which were inside. :evil:

If dongle would be unusable, but still physically exists,
need to send back the dongle to any of the companies
who sold such license, then inside the dogle, a number is
written, we could see this number.
With this number, they could ask syncrosoft, to
transfer to a new dongle, every licenses the defective
dongle contained.

So, I think it's very important to insure dongle to get back
money if it's stolen. Or need to sleep with it around the neck
:mrgreen:

omissis · « **Reply #22 on:** March 06, 2006, 09:02:47 pm »

Quote from: "poropat"

So, I think it's very important to insure dongle to get back
money if it's stolen. Or need to sleep with it around the neck
:mrgreen:

That's the pain...I'm paying good moneys then I'm f***ed up if anything happens...I wonder if are there on the round any legit user who will have a warez of his synth in order to face unwanted problems like stealth of dongles etc, I've not this problem, cause I play them for fun into my house :wink: .....

Didz@dron · « **Reply #23 on:** March 06, 2006, 09:16:24 pm »

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So, I think it's very important to insure dongle to get back
money if it's stolen. Or need to sleep with it around the neck

lol, yep but how much money would a company insure a little blue red lighted usb stick ? :mrgreen:
Well, I'm starting thinking that dongles suck :evil:
Oops, and the future upgrades of every tae synth may require one :shock:

poropat · « **Reply #24 on:** March 06, 2006, 10:09:33 pm »

Quote from: "Didz@dron"

lol, yep but how much money would a company insure a little blue red lighted usb stick ? :mrgreen:

Need to insure it as if it's a golden ring. (it's possible).
Only need to say this dongle for you has such or such value
and they insure as a ring.

Here in France, I red about a guy, who let his cubase dongle
in his car, then his car was stolen. He showed to Steinberg the
bill as he bought cubase in the right way, and even showed
to them papers from Police where he declared this dongle
was stolen. Steinberg said he only needed to rebuy cubase
full price, even a little discount he didn't get.
:evil:

Didz@dron · « **Reply #25 on:** March 07, 2006, 07:48:43 am »

Omissis is right : "honest idiots we are !".
OT : there's another company whose policy I disagree with : Waves Ltd. I bought an FX bundle for 2000 € from them in 2003. Now that I have a new computer, I have to buy a waves update plan (around 300 us$) and an iLok key if I want to install the plugs on it. Ok, I'll have the new version (v5 vs 4) but hey, what a mess, another damn key and some more money off my pocket :roll:

omissis · « **Reply #26 on:** March 07, 2006, 03:00:30 pm »

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Omissis is right : "honest idiots we are !".
:roll:

Yeah, but honest ( sad consolation... :roll: )...

What I dream....the legit purchase would become an added value for a legit customer

What reality is....the legit user getting raged against the company, the warez user still laughing out before the screen....thank you big boys.. :evil:

END OF THE TALK
(please address the dongle debate on the appropriate thread, yes?? )

Let's get back on the ELKA Synthex topic , shall we :?: :wink: :wink:

GeeBee · « **Reply #27 on:** March 08, 2006, 02:47:11 pm »

the synthex is wellknown for the laser arp sound but does someone have some other sounds examples ?

omissis · « **Reply #28 on:** March 08, 2006, 03:12:35 pm »

http://www.bluesynths.com
look for the Synthex' audio files

http://www.fsgdc.at/download/Synthex_workshop.mp3

ELKA Synthex, Audio workshop .....

Enjoy!!!!

pmwaring · « **Reply #29 on:** March 09, 2006, 09:20:25 am »

I've been a JMJ fan for years, so I'd love a Synthex. :oops:

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