Look, you can't have it both ways... you can't act all injured when closed arranger players actually want to HEAR this supposed superiority, but on the other hand, you make inflammatory statements like 'laugh your ass off at closed arrangers forever'...

You want the rhetoric dialed down from us, you are going to have to start doing it yourself.

What ARE you talking about Diki???? And to whom are you talking to???

Your post makes no sense.

D

I'm quoting James' first post...

Ahhh okay...now I get it.

Denis, you opened my eyes man, i am not selling Collosus anymore, since i can simply
and easily install it on MS cuz it doesnt require an iLock like Goliath, it is simply
an activation based on Code of digits and letters while at the same time i use Goliath on PC.

Cool

I am still looking at Goliath. It sounds like an awesome package, well from the demos anyway..And the iLock is only needed for the PLAY as far as I can tell.

Maybe James can confirm??

Dennis

No, Play is a free software and you can download it for free too, the Samples cannot be
extracted and brought anywhere else, from Collossus they can go to Kontakt and use them
in there but cannot be saved as Monolith. iLock protects the Library itself, the Library wont
open anywhere else without iLock, even if you figure out to play it on something else.

So Goliath MUST have the iLock to function?

The webpage onyl really indicates its for the Play software....
http://www.eastwestsamples.com/details.php?cd_index=1071

Dennis

EDITED to say I followed the link to the purchase page and it is much clearer there. Goliath DOES have to have i-Lok to run. My question is then redundant Nedim

So I sent them a question re i-Lok ever being able to be used on Linux. As it is already available for MAC it must not be that much of a stretch for it to run on Linux???

[This message has been edited by miden (edited 05-01-2010).]