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I much prefer physical iLok plugins nowadays. I literally would have saved days of time if ALL my plugins were iLok. My iLok plugins were no issue easy peasy but with the others I had to pray that I could get the old system up one more time to run an uninstall on something I missed the previous 'final run', look up serials numbers, do challenge & response, contact vendors explaining why I needed yet another unlock, etc.

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In regards to iLok - I use to be a hater but my perspective changed after a run of hardware issues a couple of years ago where I had to reinstall Windows 7 4 or more times within 6 months. TheSteven Of course YMMV but I haven't had a Pace issue in years (over 5 maybe 10?) and never with Win7 or Win10. Eventide is pretty good about this - I lost activations to 2 different plugins when my hard disk went down and they promptly restored them but according to Pace it's up to the vendor as to how they respond.

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Otherwise you have to go to the vendor and request that they free up an activation.

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So if you install something to your HD and don't want it to count against your installation count when you remove it then you will need to uninstall it using iLok License Manager 1st before you uninstall the software. Your iLok account (using the iLok License Manager) keeps track of your activations and where you activate it to (i.e. Nowadays they don't have to hide things the way they use to because Pace uses the Internet to track your activations. I had a problem on my XP machine, when XP was still fairly new and shiney, where I had an issue with Pace and it was a major pain to clean up things afterwards and fix the issues it caused. a better question is whether or not if you have an issue whether uninstalling will remove the problem. A lot of stuff leaves pieces behind when uninstalled - ini files, registry settings, sometimes drivers. >Can you uninstall it and clear it from your system 100%? (I believe you couldn't in the past). Some people hate'm, some people love'm, a lot of people use it regardless. This extensive cataloging of multiple sound sources results in an extremely versatile instrument capable of numerous tonal profiles with virtually no perceptible sample repetition.>What the consensus nowadays? >Is it now more accepted than before? That's like asking which political party is better. This was done 3 times for the Tube and DI channels, once for each of the included voicings, allowing per-key customization of the tone from deep to thin at the sample level.

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The resulting 47,000+ sample library provides users with a completely customizable virtual studio in which they can freely mix and explore the full sonic range of the instrument, from the basic DI signal to room acoustics, to per-tine contact mic recordings and even the mechanical sounds of the keys and pedals for an immediate and immersive sense of realism.įor each note, 8 velocities and up to 5 round-robins were recorded per-source along with 5 round-robins for both the sustain and release samples and 7 round-robins for the pedal-up and pedal-down sounds. The result of extensive recording sessions, Attack EP88 delivers 5 deeply multi-sampled and fully mixable signal sources including Tube, DI, Mono, L/R and Contact mics. Attack EP88 is based on a fully restored Rhodes Mark I 88-key electric piano outfitted with brass tacks on the hammers, giving the instrument a rich, bell-like tonality. Paris, April 28th, 2016 - UVI announces Attack EP88, the world’s first tacked electric piano library and possibly the most comprehensive electric piano instrument to date, of any kind.