- #How to make liscence for your pc waves 9 complete crack cracked
- #How to make liscence for your pc waves 9 complete crack Patch
#How to make liscence for your pc waves 9 complete crack Patch
Then again, I can hardly imagine that a software company will come after you if you bought a license and then patch the binaries for personal use.īefore anyone gets the wrong idea: All my software is licensed and I find it quite sad that it is the honest people who have to go through all the licensing hassle while the illegal downloaders often enjoy the best user experience. Keep in mind that I am not a lawyer and you are definitely getting on thin ice with this (especially in the US). Right ?Īs far as I am concerned, I would consider this an "unofficial patch", see Ī "crack" does not change the "intended purpose" of a software and should therefore be legal, as long as it is being applied for personal use only, and you don't redistribute the patched binaries.
#How to make liscence for your pc waves 9 complete crack cracked
Nikolafeve wrote:If you have the waves licenses you probably have the "right" to use a cracked version of these plugins on one of your computer. iLock allows for multiple authorizations, but it seems Waves Central does not. That said though, I'll concede as I completely forgot Waves doesn't use iLock anymore but have their own separate authorization Waves Central. I can do the same exact thing with iLock. My laptop is using computer authorization. OP is moving authorization from one computer to another (2 different hard drives) in which case 2 computers cannot be authorized (via computer authorization) to run Reason and REs simultaneously. The difference with your process is that you're moving the hard drive itself which could possibly work for Waves plugins and iLock as well. I left out internet since I had already mentioned it. Don't have to jump through any of the hoops described above, making it a VERY different process for me from what was described for Waves (and that's just ONE plugin dev, there will be other hoops for any other devs)! While REs can easily be moved, the computer (or ignition key) has to be authorized to run Reason in order to use them which basically makes it very similar to Waves and iLock.Īll I can say is I've been moving back and forth a LOT lately (long distance relationship) and all I have to do is boot from my drive at the new location. To de-authorize and re-authorize a 'computer' with Reason would be more comparable to the description of using Waves on more than one computer - is that what you're talking about? I was referring to the process to move from one machine to another, MUCH simpler in Reason with REs - just close down Reason and you can open on another computer (choosing between Dongle and internet auth.). Sent from some crappy device using Tapatalkįrom the process described, the only difference I see between the two is the internet authorization option for Reason. Not in practice, right? Which is the whole point of this thread - or did I misunderstand it? QVprod wrote:It works just like Reason's copy protection does… Until then, I'll spend my money elsewhere. If they want to sell their products to more people, they've got to fix this and provide a more flexible approach.
It's no less secure than Waves, but much more user friendly.Īs I say, Waves make great products, but their system simply isn't appropriate for the way many people now make music. It works transparently, behind the scenes. If you don't, you're out of luck, and you can't use the Waves plugins you bought.Ĭompare this to Propellerheads' system: you can sync licenses to both computers automatically. They do allow you to license a USB dongle, and you can use that on different computers, but the same thing applies: you have to remember to take the dongle with you - every single time.
And if you forget, there's no way to use the plugins on your laptop They don't allow you to do this remotely, even though you own the plugins. For example, if you are in a home studio and want to continue work on a laptop later, you have to open the Waves Central software and transfer the licenses before you leave the studio - every single time.
Worse still, you have to do this from the computer on which the license is currently activated. You can only have one computer activated at once and have to manually assign the license to the different computer when you want to switch environments. They allow for use on multiple computers, but there's a catch, and it often catches me. Yet, I won't give them any more of my money until they make their copy protection more user friendly. Waves make great plugins, and it's a major step forward to be able to use them in the Reason environment. In fact, I'll simply send them a copy of this post. I'm going to drop Waves a note but also want to post on this forum.
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