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Beyond refusing any business with companies demanding I use a dongle, I no longer do business those that employ eLicenser.
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I don't object to licensing that requires only the entering of a serial number to activate once and for all and then DONE! But I no longer accept any other dodgy requirements. I want to know all of an installed software's resources and behavior up front and not later when I may be in the middle of some important project. If any try to place or hide files in AppData or anywhere else, I review it completely. I carefully check the baggage that installed plugins might try to bring with them.
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I never allow any software to 'phone home' anymore my recording PC does not connect to the internet. Sometime ago I stopped using all software that is connected to any sort of licensing, service center, 'custom shops', or the like that require an active internet connection while using them or at any time on the PC I use for recording I agree with the idea of running everything under 'administrator' before trying anything else.Īside from that, I can only offer my own fix for problems of this nature. I use Windows 8, and I have found random installers that don't work unless I do this, even though my IK stuff is currently working.
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I was suggesting that you try to install these using the compatibility settings, especially if they are not working properly now. There is nothing "wrong" with using the defaults, but my opinion is that doing so will leave more options for trouble when changes to the OS occur. Are your plugins installed in the default locations, normally somewhere on your OS hard-drive? I always install to customized dedicated locations, on a different hard-drive in fact. It doesn't even need to be a change in anything related to Reaper or audio any change can cause weirdness down the line, these are computers after all. I think what Darkstar is getting at, and what i would also start to question, is the idea that maybe some change in your system overall is the cause of this.
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I think I have installed the acrobat PDF reader and windows installed some updates in this time. It is indeed really strange I don't know it exactly because I havent used these plugins for 4 weeks (in January, I have used them at least), than, last week, I open an "old" project and Reaper crashes the first time ever. I am do this as "normal" user, not as administrator and without any compatibility settings. Whether you’re running standalone or as a plug-in, the Custom Shop can be accessed from inside of T-RackS.I have deinstalled all IK Programs inclusive the authorization manager, run Ccleaner and reinstall T-Racks 3 and the authorization manager. You can also run the T-RackS integrated module as a standalone program, from which you can master your mixes. Both the EQ and meters can be instantiated as separate plug-ins in your DAW, or as part of the integrated T-RackS shell, which features 8 plug-in slots, and allows you to chain up to 12 processors. You can’t beat that deal! You get the Classic Equalizer module, a 6-band parametric mastering EQ that’s part of the T-RackS Classic bundle, and we’ve also provided you with the T-RackS Metering Suite, which contains a host of useful and detailed displays including Peak, Perceived Loudness, Phase, and RMS meters, plus a Spectrum analyzer with Peak, RMS and Averaging indicators. You can find the T-RackS Custom Shop free software in the IK User Area, and you’ll notice after installing it that we’ve given you two free plug-ins. And the best part is, you can get started without spending a dime by downloading T-RackS Custom Shop. It’s the new T-RackS Custom Shop, where you can browse a huge collection of IK’s high-quality processing plug-ins for mixing and mastering, and purchase only the ones you want, when you want them. Just a gear geek’s fantasy? Nope, this store is very real, and it’s available to you 24/7. In short, a candy store of tone for recording musicians, engineers, and producers.
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There are reverbs, de-essers, multiband processors, and a shelf full of vintage emulations. TEAM R2R 2014.09.18 | WiN: 160.86 MB | MAC: 214.84 MBĬlose your eyes and picture a store full of cool processing gear: compressors and limiters are in a rack over here, EQs are over there – tube, solid state, digital – you name it, this store’s got it all.
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