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Forgive my ingnorance but what does it do?Roland Td-11KV, Alesis SamplePad, DW5000 pedal, Vater 7A sticks. -
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Umm.. yes please I'll take one!! Shame they didn't go for firewire instead of USB for the external storage devices, but still- I like!! Anyone got a price on this badboy yet?"Today young men on acid realised that all matter is purely energy condensed to a slow vibration; That we are all of one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively; There's no such thing as death, life is only a dream and we're the imagination of ourselves.. Here's Tom with the weather"...
TD-20 + TMC-6 + VF-1 + Gen16's = Not enough inputs.
Watch me - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLqt6zaAYkYComment
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Roland TD-20, Hart Dynamics 7.6, 2 x PD-7, extra PD-7 and Hart Snare laying around, Vic Firth Dave Weckl signature sticks, Axis A-longboards double pedal, Sony MDR-CD780 headphones and not enough inputs.Comment
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"Today young men on acid realised that all matter is purely energy condensed to a slow vibration; That we are all of one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively; There's no such thing as death, life is only a dream and we're the imagination of ourselves.. Here's Tom with the weather"...
TD-20 + TMC-6 + VF-1 + Gen16's = Not enough inputs.
Watch me - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLqt6zaAYkYComment
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Connections *
* Audio Line Out (2x TS 6.35mm): Line level -10d
* 1 x MIDI In (5-pin female DIN)
* 1 audio input (1x mini jack 3.5mm stereo)
* 1 x USB Type-B (Slave) : USB-MIDI Class Compliant
* Headphone out (3.5mm stereo)
* 2 x USB Type-A (Host) compatiable with USB-MIDI and USB Mass Storage Class compliant * DC IN : 12V Regulated
Where is Erik from RMC. I need a quote!Comment
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So if I get it right: I can upload VSTs to it and play them without a pc.
How about licensing, copy protection/rights?
Most VSTs I installed wanted to call home for registration, created ridiculously long codes out of combinations based on the used hardware, the date, my shoe size and all sorts which I had to enter or copy and past into other forms to get more codes to enter to get them to work.
How does it work with devices like this?
What about installing one software on more then one machine (as in computer and this or similar things)?TD-9KWComment
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Copy protection is always an issue.
Since I have a Muse Receptor I can tell you how they do it.
Some VSTs you can just copy the DLLs. Those are easy.
The Receptor comes with an iLock dongle for those VSTs that support that.
And Muse works with companies like Native Instruments to create "Receptorized" installers. As long as you have your original serial numbers, you can install the products.
V Machine might have come up with a better solution, but I will assume they have to do something similar.Comment
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